100% okay with the slightly over 2-hour ride. Couldn't be more hidden. Yet still a full parking lot…read morewhen we arrived. This small building is about 130 years old, and the there's a modernized 1890's vibe here, playing 1970's music overhead. I'm not sure what I liked better: my bacon cheeseburger or my slice of chocolate pie. The burger was two (seemingly) mini meatloaves, perfectly seasoned, topped with fresh lettuce, tomato, onions and pickles. The cheese was bubbly. I found the bun somewhat weak for the job it was trying to hold together. Collapsed into itself at one point. The bacon was fine (isn't it always!), but just not my favorite. The home-made fries were potatoey perfection. My grandmother passed around 1982. If she were still here, I'd be forced to tell her someone makes a better chocolate pie than her. At least I avoided the cussing and getting walloped by a broom. The crust was buttery and of perfect firmness. The chocolate cream was covered in heavenly whipped cream, I assume homemade. Will absolutely be coming back in the Fall, for the leaf show. And a burger. And that pie. Great staff also. Very welcoming, including the owner.

I detoured to come here and am glad I did. It's the smallest of places, but there's a huge dining…read morearea and a small general store. I picked up a jar of local sorgum molasses for my detour troubles. Be aware they close at 4 and it didn't appear to be grab and go food service. That's ok...there's always a future time to come by and stay a while. The local library has a book drop and book lockers for community convenience. Super cute!

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).

Reeks of heavy cigarette smoke and no one wearing masks...including the staff. Ugh get gas only…read moreand don't go in.

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 .

Incredible, huge and tasty burgers! Great portions for the cost of food. Nice to support a small…read morebusiness in a small town!

Best burger ever! Employees are all super nice. It's a nice little gem in Kingston. If you order…read moreoff the menu the food is all made fresh.

Brand new gas station/ convenience store that just opened February 2nd, 2024. Additionally, it's…read morean Exxon which if you use your rewards card- you will get points which add up to be used for free gas or drinks and food. The customer service here is superb. They are always nice and friendly to me when I come here in. They even wait on me with a smile. They are nice to my crew too. Since it is new, everything is clean and nice along with the bathrooms are always clean. In fact, someone was cleaning the bathrooms while I was here. Yes, I will be back.

Very clean and very clean bathroom. Travel all over the country and these bathroom were very…read moreclean. Just wish there was paper towels for drying hands. Had Dyson air dry. Not a fan. But stop by and shop for candy and fill up your car to support. This clean environment

it was terrible. I have stopped at this gas station going back to the time that the Magness family…read moreowned it. I had the most rude and nasty experience that I have ever had at a station in my life With the male clerk. 30 years plus stopping but to buy snacks and fuel. May be my last time.

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 nice-to-have if you're staying at Big Cedar because they have beer, wine, and some snacks…read moreif needed. You'll pay a fraction of the price here of course. We didn't find anything we needed but gas, and the grab and go sandwiches looked quite uninspired. It was clean enough, and I also noticed they offered (at this time at least) a ten cent price break on gas if you paid in cash. Kinda necessary because gas prices are up, but that's an election season only kind of issue down this way. So yeah, average gas station, but good proximity to Big Cedar and Top of the Rock earns it some points in my book.

Great little gas station. So much to offer from snacks, hot fresh food, all sorts of beverages and…read moreeven an alcohol side. Terry was very kind at the register. Bathroom were a bit sketchy, a wee bit dirty and not all functional. Pumps were clean and all functional. Clean outside