Hy-Vee is without a doubt the worst place anyone can go for pharmacy. They often do not have the…read moremedicines needed to fill common prescriptions. Items like iron, penicillin, etc. In a lot of cases when they don't have the medicine at one store they try to send it to another store. They often lose the prescriptions and or do not check the recordings to receive them in a timely fashion. When ever you arrive to the pick up window there is usually only 103 or four windows open. The staff is not kind or respectful.

We eat at hyvee on 1400 harrison alot. Got the Chinese tonight it was terrible. Got the cashew…read morechicken. 3 small pcs of chicken and around ¹5pcs of water chestnuts and and alot of celery. I thought I was buying a cashew chicken. I was very disappointed.

Amish Bulk Food Store That serves Roast Beef Sandwiches and Ice Creamread more

We take every opportunity to visit this store when we are on a road triip or camping at nearby…read moreSiloam Springs SP. We usually leave with a self-serve ice cream cone and some baked goods. Today, we came for a late lunch from their deli. Some young men who may have been hunting nearby, were finishing up their lunches at one of the picnic tables which are sold there. We filled out a checklist of how we wanted our sandwiches made. They were ready at the counter when we checked out our groceries. I buy most of my spices there. And today I bought a bag of peared barley which I could not find in local supermarkets. I hate to make beef and vegetable soup without it. Mary had ham and pepperjack. I had roast beef and pepperjack on homemade wheat. Free veggie toppings included lettuce, onion, garden fresh tomato, pickle. I skipped only the pickle. For condiments, There was a more than generous amount of top quality beef. The horseradish and mayo I chose for condiments really brought out the flavor. It was the best sandwich I can remember eating. And the price was shamefully low. The address says Clayton but don't believe it. The store is just north of the 4 way at Kellerville. Bonus! On our way north from there, we saw three eagles feeding on carrion in a field as vultures circled overhead.

Didn't think it's an Amaco any more but they have a little cafe in another room and we had some…read moregreat cheesburgers and fries there last Friday.....Excellent in fact....

Fun & Excellent place to shop. Large selection of spices, syrups for flavoring, just about anything…read moreyou would want. Plus the kitchen equipment from stoves to pots and pans, plus paper goods. The employees are friendly and helpful.

They picked up my car from my home and returned it. Gotta love that service! My car, with two messy…read morekids, was an absolute disaster. It had not been professionally cleaned for as long as we have owned it. They did an excellent job, both on the big areas, and in the nooks and crannies. We had a large stain on the back seat from exploded markers which did not come out, though they said they tried extensively. Still, I was pleased with the service and would use it again.

Carter's is my go to for coffee when I'm in town. I love that they have several sizes and seasonal…read moremenus. My favorite is the Iced Hawaiian Swirl. The skinny version is good too.

The name of this business and the photographs featured on Yelp are deceptive. Only one of the four…read morelocations is a brick and mortar store. All of the photos currently on Yelp show a building and three of the four as of 2026 are just drive-through. I drove 30 miles to go to a sit down coffee bar and do some work and have an online meeting. I arrived to find a drive-through.

Really nice guys. Just an honest, small town shop. Didn't try to gouge the road trippers at all…read more Stopped in to balance the tires and they had us on our way 15 minutes later for $20.

Some time ago I had Missouri Tire change all four tires on my truck. Today, i attempted to change…read moreall four tires ago with tires already mounted on wheels. What I found was that Missouri tire used a heavy duty impact driver to put the new ones on. By doing so, I found one lug BOLT with the nut completely gone. Another wheel had one lug nut missing. Several of the others lug buts were driven on so hard that a 3 foot breaker bar was used break them loose but, one was driven in so hard that the socket broke trying to get it loose. I took the truck back up and asked if Marty would use his high powered impact to loosen the nuts and he said no. 2 minutes was all I asked and he said no. Then cussed me out and name calling and told me to leave. I guess since he knew he risked my life and the lives of my family he was done. SO, be very careful going there for tire work, you may be risking your life.