Was there today an Man in front of me checking out asked about a Ky King whiskey I believe it's…read morecalled not familiar. The cashier asked the owner sitting down at their little bar and the owner asked the man in front of me what he does with his liquor he was purchasing an Said "People who trade whiskey PISS him off." With other customers in the raggedy joint. The customer looked pissed but let it go an answered the old guys question. He said "I buy it for my Father, politely." I saw the customers plates leaving the store and he's a Veteran. My Guess is the owner doesn't mind fueling peoples alcohol addiction, but has a moral ground on traders. Glad he didn't ask me what I do with my liquor and he didn't catch the cauliflower eared Veteran on a bad day!

It's A bar/liquor store. Smoking inside. I like to stop in for my beer. You can buy it by the can…read morebut you have to drink it there.

We always stop by here when we need something quick we've been going here ever since we moved into…read moreour house like 10 years ago. The staff are always very friendly. The food is fresh and good.

Really more of a convenient store than a market, Village market carries staples like bread, milk,…read moreeggs, deli meats and cheeses, soda, chips, candy, and beer. Conveniently located near a ton of Oakbrook subdivisions, this place is perfect for items that don't really require a trip to the grocery store. I always hate going to Super Kroger to grab bread and milk because they are on opposite sides of the mammoth store, making the trip much longer than it really needs to be. Village Market is only a few months old, so it's very clean and well stocked. There's also a liquor store next door if you need to pick up some wine or whisky. This place is probably just a three store joint, but because it saves me the headache of going to a big box grocery store, I'll give it an extra star.

It seems like all of the liquor stores around here are pretty much the same for the most part. But…read morethis place gets my vote and a Yelp review because of the cats. I'm a cat guy and I loved walking in and seeing the cats hanging out and lounging around. I got to pet them and I definitely got my cat fix in for the day. This was really needed because I had just recently lost a cat and it's been hard getting over. So, I will definitely be coming here again for liquor in the future simply because of their cats. Thank you for making my day!

Thank you for bringing bourbon to my car. The whole family's got Covid and all I wanted was a…read moredrink. Take good care of yourself and those cats. Thank you for being part of my community.

This place is really great. Right on the corner headed towards Big Bone State park south of…read moreFlorence. Welcoming and friendly customer service. Very unique "Monster Milkshakes" to go with either pizza or burgers. Also, since they are close to camping, they are a small convenient store as well. Be sure to stop by and say hello to Brandy and Olivia when you stop in!

The Cinnamon Rolls are awesome, great selection and stellar service. Great folks serving and taking…read morecare of their customers. Thank you for all you do!!

A Must-Visit Gem in Vevay!!!…read more Roxy's is exactly the kind of place that makes a small town trip unforgettable. From the moment we walked in, the vibe hit -- rich colors, vintage decor, great music, and an atmosphere that feels both intimate and creatively alive. Roxy herself greeted us right at the door, and that personal touch set the tone for the entire visit. The menu has great range and something for everyone. I ordered one of the 'Roxy' cocktails and a cappuccino (hey, it's called BALANCE! ) , and both were genuinely delicious -- handcrafted and thoughtfully made. For food, we went with the 'Farm-Flat' (aka Eloté) flatbread and a turkey pesto sandwich, and they were amazing. Presentation was beautiful, the flavors were on point, and the portions were so generous that we walked out with leftover flatbread (fair warning -- come hungry or plan to take some home). What really elevated the experience was the hospitality. Our food came out quickly, the staff was warm and attentive, and Roxy took the time to chat with us about local events and what makes Vevay such a special place to visit and live. What a gem of a human. You can tell this isn't just a business to her -- it's a love letter to the town. We can't wait to come back. If you're anywhere near Vevay, Roxy's is a can't-miss stop. Five stars all day.

Okay I am going to preface this review with the opinion that I do not think they should be rated…read morethis low but on this day they were. This was my first time in Roxy's and it was a Saturday at about 1:30. This particular Saturday the Kat Von D black tulip field down the street was nearing the end of its life. This town was bustling with people. I walked into Roxy's and stood in the doorway not quite knowing what to do, do you wait for someone to greet you here? Still not sure about that but finally I saw a couple seats at a high top next to the bar and I walked over and sat down. The inside of the restaurant was full and the outdoor patio was filling up as well. I was right next to the bar so the bartender was right behind me and waitresses were right behind me constantly. It still took almost 20 minutes just to get a menu, as a matter of fact we did not get a menu until the waitress came over to take our order and we said we do not have a menu. My girlfriend and I decided on a flatbread to split and some truffle fries to split. We ordered our cocktails, she had The Roxy and I ordered the Carajillo. We went to order when she brought our cocktails back and she said, "Oh, I forgot to tell you, we cannot do flatbreads because the dough is not ready and we are out of the soup." So we did not want her to get away so we quickly decided on something else. My friend ordered a roast beef sandwich and I stuck with the truffle fries. The place is cute on the inside and it was clean. We received our food and the food was enjoyable, my fries were hot and crisp with a lovely lemon aioli on the side for dipping and my friend said her sandwich was good. It was a really good thing we were not in a big hurry. We will be making more trips to Vevay as very soon Kat Von D is opening a new clothing shop and we want to go to see it. We may return to give Roxy's another try when the staff is not completely overwhelmed.

We actually tried this restaurant by accident. We were on the road and hungry. I must say that…read morevery much enjoyed the food. My pork tenderloin was delicious and fork tender. My wife's home fries were the best I have ever tasted. The biscuits were light and fluffy. The only bad thing was my cornbread. I recommend passing on that. The price was fair. The only reason it didn't get 5 stars was the environment. It is in fact an old time truck stop. Smells of smoke, has years of buildup, and the restrooms have concrete floors. Some people would dislike that, but really, you need to consider where you are; the deep country Although it's a half hour drive, I will be going back again and again.

The store ans restrooms need a remodel. The restaurant could use one as well, but I'm a truck…read moredriver so the parking and restaurant are the only things I'm really there for. The restaurant could be so much better. I could tell they really tried with the meatloaf. Stay away from the mac&cheese its usually old and the noodles are overcooked. Also the pinto beans are watered down and need salt. Stick to the fried items. They're more likely to be fresh. As far parking goes. There's not much light in the back, but can settle down there anytime. Big dirt lot. You can expect large divots.

a small rural king locally, well stocked farm supplies, nice minni-mart,…read morefriendly service.

Ken's is your average low-key minimart. I would not really recommend it tbh. First of all, they…read morehave do not have much variety in their market, only best for the average low-key and bland shopper (not saying that all shoppers are that way). Secondly, their food is not very flavorful or tasty which is the main reason I don't like Ken's. They do not have very good or nice service with their employees sometimes in a mood. The environment is not only, not sensory-friendly but also just bland and lacking quality. This is why I rate Ken's 2 stars because all though it is low-key and bland it is not the worst of the worst.

I've lived in Independence for years and driven past Ed-Mar Dairy countless times on my way to…read moreWalton and always thought, "I need to stop there someday." It always seemed, though, that I drove past when the dairy was closed. It has limited hours (open Saturdays 11-1), but I finally made a point of visiting this weekend. I'm so glad I did. The working farm has a small public room where you can taste a variety of the dairy's raw milk cheeses and local honey. Every cheese I sampled was delicious and I took several home with me. The real fun began, though, when we asked if we could see any baby cows. The woman working in the shop took us out back where we got to meet the calves. Over the course of the next half hour, she gave us a short tour and explained the whole fascinating process of this working farm. Let me just tease you by saying that it involves cow fitbits and a laser-guided milking robot. Go for the local cheese, stay for the cows.

Having visited the dairy and seeing how much care was put into generating the milk gave me an…read moreappreciation for the