Miss Sandra from the bakery is a standup customer care type of person. She was so nice and…read morethoughtful the other day. Not like your Walmart counterparts/ or competitors. Sandra truly stood up for taking care of the shopper which I was. She was patient and considerate to my urgency. Thank you Ms. Sandra my kids birthday party was an extra hit cause of your help. You all at the bakery will see us again.

I'm not sure about this Price Cutter. The produce isn't fresh. I often find vegetables and fruits…read morewith mold or wilted. The deli hours are ridiculous. Why would you stop slicing meats at 5:30. Most people get off work at 5. Cashier's are friendly.

Easy access off Highway 44. Clean store & friendly staff. The restrooms are in dire need of…read moreupgrading. No coat hooks on the door.

No complaints here. I went here when traveling with friends on a road trip. I may have gotten…read moreprovisions here. In fact, this may have been where I discovered a soda called Big Red existed. Considering I'm a natural redhead and this guy in my neighborhood I had a crush on apparently called me that behind my back, I felt an obligation to get it and at least try it. I asked the guy at the register where I bought the Big Red how it tasted but I didn't get any insights on that. You can't win them all, I suppose. I did drink it later on and found it was a hard core cream soda served well as a slushy drink.

I was like we HAVE to stop here when I saw it on the side of the road and made my husband pull over…read moreso I could go inside. I don't know what I was expecting... I have to say - not impressed. Maybe I was just cheap tourist gift-stored out at that point but there wasn't anything here that impressed me. Nearly everything was made in China - I did see a small fudge/ice cream counter in back and grabbed a magnet and some taffy for my husband for the road. Otherwise - onward we move.

I feel like a fool!! We have been driving past this gem for dang near a decade and never popped in…read moreuntil this last trip on our way back from HaHa Tonka Park. Ozarkland Store is an oasis of locally made items. It is one of those stores that has something for everyone, and even some treasures you didn't know you needed to have until you see it! **PRO TIP: Need a gift for a loved one? Have no idea what to get them? Stop here! You'll find something.** There's a cute ice cream shop inside with delicious flavors! Pricing was right (a lot of bang per buck). Staff was pleasant. My kids devoured a one scoop waffle cone as we perused the rest of the shop. There's fresh fudge, candied pecans (which we got and they were delicious), a robust salt water taffy selection-- lots of locally made jams, sauces and goods. I regret not getting the pickled asparagus and cherry jam. The knife selection (not my cup of tea) is insane! Plenty of souvenirs and decor. Pricing seemed on point. Overall, I'll be back next year! Totally worth a stop.

The family that owns this store is always super friendly. Their takeout food is so so and store…read morecould use a little of an upgrade.

I appreciate fine dishes and I assure you these folks do too. I became introduced to Denby…read morestoneware at some upscale department stores and figured I could never afford it..I mean $50 for a dinner plate? $25 for a tea cup? I did a quick google search on Denby seconds and found Shepherd Hills. That same dinner plate for $50 was now an affordable $11, the truffle oval platter MSRP $115 was for sale around $28. After placing my test order online (a few bowls, teacups, tea plates and large oval platter) I received a phone call from a lovely person in Lebanon, MO confirming my order and letting me know that they were hand picking the pieces in my order. The sales rep did want to mention that the oval platter had a small dimple in the lacquer and had some minor scratches. She wanted to know if I still was OK with the piece, and if so, they would sent out my order. I said sure, after all- it was only $28, and I could return it (minus S&H) so minimal risk. Today I received my package. At first I thought the S&H was a little steep. I think on a $200 order I paid $30 to S&H. Let me tell you- these pieces arrived wrapped in bubble wrap cocoons that I had to open with kitchen shears- they were so tightly wrapped. Every piece was delicately wrapped in variations of bubble wrap and then cushioned with paper wrappings. I see now why they probably have to charge a little extra for packing supplies. I opened the pieces to examine them carefully. The oval platter the sales rep called to tell me about did have the most minor scratches, barely visible to the human eye, and the most minor tiny dot in the paint. I showed it to a few friends and they had to stare at the spot to see it. The rest of the pieces were flawless- they honestly did not look like seconds. I typically do not write reviews, but this place is a gold mine. For less than $700 I was able to secure over 8 place settings, along with a pitcher, casserole dish, lasagna dish, serving bowl, tea cups and saucers, a variety of bowls(I bought the pasta, rice, wide rim cereal, and soup) and I can honestly say you would spend over $5k for the same collection buying in a big box store. Try it out- you won't be disappointed!

I don't know what the bad reviews are talking about because I had a COMPLETELY different experience…read more- nothing but positive things to say about this place. First, I called before heading there just to make sure they were still open since they haven't had any reviews in awhile and I'm not familiar with the area. The lady on the phone was super nice! When I got there, I didn't realize I would be entering into a treasure hunt of my dreams. If you're a thrifter who enjoys hunting for hidden gems, this place will exceed your exceptions because it's HUGE. When you walk in, the entire left front section is full of women's, men's, and older children's clothing all for $1. They also have hats, underwear, and swimsuits. Lining the left wall is a huge selection of dish ware, dining sets, glassware, cookware, etc. The other side of the front has furniture, baskets, and more knick-knacks that I didn't get a chance to explore. If you keep walking towards the back, there's literally anything and everything you could be on the hunt for! Their back wall is FULL of new and used shoes with a variety of sizes. They even have a room tucked away in the back right of the store solely for kids/infant clothing. Staff was super kind and inviting towards me, very informative and honestly seemed like they truly love the store they're running. I left with two vintage t-shirts and a pair of vintage Levi's for a total of $3, which is a STEAL. 10/10 recommend stopping into this place if you have time to really browse or even if you're looking for something specific, as they'll definitely have it.

This is one of those consignment shops you have to really hunt to find a treasure. I'm a…read morephotographer so I'm always on the look for frames. I always find one or two that are worth using. My wife likes this place as well. We always seem to find something. They have a wife range of items and the prices are usually good. Also remember, the profits go towards fighting autism.