I believe this is the store north of Jefferson City, on highway 63. So if it's not, then ignore…read morethis review. Or don't. Deerpark is in a great spot for those who thought they could make it to Columbia/Ashville on a few drops of gas. It's right off the highway and has everything you need to make it into Columbia, including beer. Cons: If you're heading south and need to cross the highway, sometimes you could be waiting there or causing a massive highway pile-up.

I know this place has changed owners a few times. I would know it as Food 4 less, Patricias and…read moreMega mart. I liked them all. The good thing about this store was all the displays for the sale items were always way to big, so they would never run out of items. (Safeways in SF has a great sale on soup-- can i get soup? No, out and no rainchecks! STOCK UP PEOPLE!) Only a few times did I find some bad produce or some bad meat, but for the most part, everything was good. It's not as cheap as Wal-mart, but a nice because it doesn't have that crowded feeling as Wal-mart. I think I've always bagged my groceries here.

Right off highway 70. Pleasant service. Delicious food. You can also find maintenance items here…read more Some things are cheaper here than anywhere else. Worth the stop!

Driving home from Kansas City in my father's super deluxe wonder-mobile, we were caught behind a…read moremassive accident induced backup when the gas light came on. Fiddling with his dashboard is somewhat like being thrown behind the wheel of the USS Enterprise, so we weren't sure if we had hit the right button when the car delivered it's grim, panic inducing message - 4 miles to empty. With much alacrity, we pulled off the highway to seek a desperately needed refill. To the left was Auxvasse, 6 miles, to the right, Callaway, a mere 3 miles. We decided that Callaway would be a lovely destination and turned south, nervously watching the display and hoping we wouldn't be subjected to yet another 4 hour rescue wait from AAA on this particular road trip. With 1 mile left to empty (and my father having reassured me over the phone that his swank-mobile is quite accurate on these things), we found Wright Brothers Grocery and pulled in with great relief. Ha ha, said Jeff and I, petrol, salvation, hooray for not running out of gas! Alas, Fate, that cruel and fickle bitch, was merely toying with us. Wright Brothers is not actually open on Sundays...foiled. In desperation, Jeff went to speak to some neighbors to see if we could buy enough gas from them to make it to another gas station. Amid a swarm of friendly dogs, we learned that the neighbors,sadly, had empty gas cans (it is lawn mowing season, after all) , but a nice fellow named Joel offered to drive Jeff to the nearest open gas station 7 miles away so he could get enough go-buggy juiceto get us back on the road. I bid Jeff adieu and waited with the car, wondering what horrible thing I'd done in a past life to deserve such rotten luck. I sat, idly watching the dogs buzzing my vehicle and wondering if we could manage to sleep in the car if necessary, when a couple pulled into the lot. "Do you need gas," queried the friendly gentlemen. "Why, indeed I do," I replied. Turns out, this was my lucky day after all. The kind proprietor of Wright Brothers came by his shop to pick up some charcoal and that lovely man turned the pump on for me, saving Jeff and I at least an hour of hassle. Jeff and Joel came back to me gleefully filling the tank, hooray! I went into the store briefly to pay up and was boggled by the vast selection of...everything...contained within. Why, hello, Awesome! This place is floor to rafters stocked with booze, groceries, auto parts, hunting knives, candy, stuff, stuff and more stuff, and I'm pretty sure I spotted several varieties of locally made jerky too, bonus. It's like a modern day general store, I was bummed that I wasn't there on an open day to peruse this amazing store, it looked to be packed with treasures. So, for saving my sorry ass from yet another road disaster and for the wonderful family owned goodness contained within, 5 stars. I'll be sure to stop off here when on this stretch of road to patronize this place and I encourage you to do the same, it's a nifty little establishment with wonderful neighbors and an owner with a heart of gold. Huzzah for Wright Brothers!

I've come to this a few times since visiting Missouri and the prices are very fair and the…read moreemployees seem friendly and courteous.

Great pecan clusters. A little bit of everything on a long drive west. And the customer service…read morewas top notch. We stop every chance we get.

What a disappointment! I can only assume it is the nostalgia and old country style that garners…read moresuch good reviews. First, the fudge I tried (6 different flavors) was mediocre. Having been purchasing Uncle Butch's brand fudge for the last year, I was expecting the same quality and taste but was wrong. It is just average fudge. Much less flavor than Uncle Butch's. Second, the customer service is terrible. They do not stand behind their products and have a no refund policy! What company does that??? And finally, they claim that I am the only complaint they have ever had since they opened! That is a ridiculous statement and again, proof of poor customer service and they blatantly lie!

Why is this listed as a BILLBOARD? Too weird. Oh well. One QT in alllll of COMO is just sad. The…read morevariety of fountain beverages (Diet Dr. Pepper, anyone??) , snacks and other random stuff makes it the perfect stop-spot. I am a huge fan of their plastic cups and secure lids. I reuse them. They get rewashed and put into a bag in my car and I refill them at QT (they reward you with a small discount, too). I even took them on a roadtrip to the East coast recently and some guy stopped me in a convenience store and asked where I got it! The clerks at EVERY QT generally really make a huge effort to get everyone in and out as quickly as possible. They never seem to be ambivalent about providing fast, efficient service. "QT is not an addiction, it's a lifestyle choice"

Two stars is being nice. What a very unorganized store. Oh wait, it is organized, to them but not…read morewhen there are for example eggs located in separate places instead of all together (separate ends of the store). The same with oils, crackers, and a wide assortment of other items. Just an awful first experience when I cannot locate what I want. I spent a good hour and half there walking around. Ask for assistance, yes I did, and they were not sure either. I don't think I will be back. The only good thing about it was the nice barista at the coffee bar who works the morning shift and gets off at 1pm. She was very nice and helpful. So, thank you - you helped make my day better.

It is quick and good food. For being grocery store food it is pretty delicious. The sushi they have…read morehas big discounts throughout the week and is very fresh tasting. The Chinese section as a whole is pretty good as well as the pizza. It is only takeout for the most part although I think they have a small dining area that is normally not in use.

This place is a gem!! I don't know if the drugs are any good or if the prices are comparable to the…read morebigger box store pharmacies, but what I do know is they have a little "Soda" shop inside that serves up tasty treats that hit the spot! Ice cream, Floats, interesting concoctions that combine fizz and dessert together in a fun flavor fantasy! Service was great, portions large and prices are reasonable! Will be a standard stop for myself and family anytime we are in Fulton!

Best pharmacy in Fulton. Independent, & has been serving this community for decades. No corporate…read morecrap. They make life easier on my senior father. They know his name, doctors & actually help the process. Walgreens was just bought by a private equity firm. Walmart is well..... Walmart. There is value in support of the places that have actually worked in community & for the community. Continue to take corporate crap, they will continue to give it to us & then take more for less in return.