I was in the Ozarks for work and I tell you what, as beautiful as these mountains or better yet…read moremountainous plateaus are, they're not for me lol. I'm a straight up city chick and I love flat country. Driving in the depths of these mountainous areas gave me a new perspective on life. I came to learn that the Ozarks are not really mountains but are a highland region consisting of plateaus, rolling hills, and karst formations. While the Ozarks are not technically mountains, one slip of the wheel on these narrow roads will surely send someone to glory. I stopped a few times along the way before coming here to decompress and fuel up. I had a longer ride higher into the Ozarks. The morning cashier was so friendly and helpful, she spoke to everyone and said to all, "have a blessed day." Because I never been in the Ozarks before and I will never be returning, I decided to try a few of the locals preserves. I really enjoy the old way of life...now almost everything is genetically modified. Surprisingly, the store has Chester's chicken in there. Restrooms were clean and the store was stocked with beverages, snacks and other amenities for the drive. I would recommend folks take a break here and try out some of the locals' crafts. After all, Arkansas is called the "natural state."

We make a point to stop at this Exxon to go to the restrooms, fill up, and grab fried chicken…read moregizzards every time we go home. The restrooms are always stocked and very clean. I enjoy looking through the section of homemade jams, candies, etc. Their hot and fresh warm foods are always good for what we've tried so far: fried chicken, potato wedges, and chicken gizzards. The same lady has been working the counter the past two years we've been traveling this route, and she's always so friendly.

This is a perfectly fine, albeit passed its prime, gas station/convenient store. It doesn't have…read moreall the bells and whistles of a Casey's General Store or one of the big truck stops but you can get your gas and snacks without a fuss.

Met a guy named Matt behind the counter. Bought $32 worth of homemade desserts for the ensuing…read morethree hours in the car. Pies were 10/10. Was even led on to purchase a no-label "chocolate bar" that resided by the need-a-penny. Looked like a subway footlong cookie and was absolutely spectacular. Will be returning.

We went inside searching for the famous chocolate rolls but they didn't have any to try. We bought…read moresome pie and fried pies which were good.

This store will try and trick you with their lack of transparency. Sign says 3.19 currently but if…read moreyou use what would normally qualify as regular 87 gas, that's where they will get you. Upon further explanation from the store attendant they have ethanol and ethanol free gas and it is not explained if you're just going for the typical gas nozzle, so be prepared if you stop here thinking you're getting any form of a normal gas price. Gas stations trying to trick their customers was not on my bingo card today, but leave it to good old Casey's to come through.

I tried joining there rewards program but their people and system couldn't deal with fact that…read moresomeone else previously had my phone number and after several emails phone calls All I got was jerked around and still couldn't create an account I am truly done with Casey's .

The burgers and sandwiches are very good, you might have to wait, but in the end it's worth it!read more

Very clean restrooms, Excellent food and the employees are very friendly and helpful, thank you…read moreCassidy I hope you all have a fantastic day

The Inn says what it's about. For guests visiting Eureka Springs they have most of what you want…read more...or forget. The BIG deal is that they are right in town, Easy to find, and if they DON'T have it can usually tell you who will. They are sometimes there after there posted hours on busy weekends, call them.

The old road sign says Deer Run, but most other marketing has this as The Outpost, or The Outpost…read moreat Indian Point. Whatever name is correct, the shop is a small convenience store for residents and visitors of Indian Point. It has the typical convenience shop grocery, personal care, and liquor items, plus fishing and other recreational supplies. Typical of convenience stores, prices are inflated. However, it's close and saves a trip for just a few items to Dollar General or Walmart, which are in nearby West Branson.

Great pizza. We always order when we stay at Alpine Lodge. They even deliver! Tons of toppings,…read moredecent wings, dessert pizza is great, too. I love seeing a store doggo. So sweet. Good indication of the kind of people running the place. Thanks guys!

Slightly below average for a gas-station & convenience-store combo. The store is not perfectly…read moreclean, and the tobacco sales have been stopped (temporarily?) - allegedly because the owner didn't pay tobacco taxes on a lot of his inventory. Two brighter notes; there is a McDonald's at one end of the property for food, and the gas station sells off-road diesel (can't pay for this at the pump).

They actually have a better breakfast then a local favorite! Ferguson! Great food at this hidden…read morelittle gem!