Absolutely the most friendly and helpful staff!! Store was well organized and offers everything one…read morecould want! Produce was fresh and Deli was awesome. You must try the Deli Chicken Salad... so good!

The WORST customer service. Patti, or Tammi a cashier rolled her eyes when I asked a question, made…read morean ugly face, and snarky comments, such as, " I've only been on the register three days, how would I know.?" When I asked her not to be so rude, She said , " I'd like to take you outside!" I asked if that was a threat and she made another ugly face, (which is not hard for her to do.) I should have called the sheriff, and had her arrested for making threats of bodily harm. They should re think who they make customer facing, because being nasty makes customers never return, definitely not be loyal patrons. It's sad, because the sweetest, kindest general manager runs the store. He needs to know the LAST person who should be on the register is Patti.

This review is based on the experience of a visitor to Eureka…read more Hart's is the place to get groceries if you are visiting Eureka. On a recent trip with the kids we decided that we would eat at the cabin one night and grill some steaks, corn, and potatoes. What better way to celebrate being at a cabin, right? That is why we ended up at Hart's. This is like many small groceries stores you find in small towns throughout the country. It is what I remember groceries stores used to be like so that nostalgia always gets me. Does it have the best selection? No. Does it have everything you need? Probably not. But, is it still a great place to go? Absolutely. We were able ti find everything we needed for our meal and then some. We even picked up some firewood and smore's supplies. Heck yeah! If you are staying at a place with a grill or kitchen, don't forget to get your groceries here.

Prices are high, store was not clean and got overcharged on a sale item. Called it out to the…read morecashier and he really could have cared less so we just let it go. Won't be back. I know you're the only grocery store in town but there's no excuse for this.

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!

Great service! Delicious soft serve! Price is right!! So glad we made the drive! try when you're…read morein town!

Yall! Best burger ever! And they have the biggest ice cream cones. This is a must.. the staff is…read moresuper friendly too!

Very nice convenience store with good prices and easy access. On green mountain which was a few…read moremiles from our motel angel inn center.

The midnight cashier was extremely rude and inconsiderate. DO NOT go into this store to purchase…read moreanything.

It's a beautiful sunny day in the mid 70s, smack dab in the middle of Missouri, and we made a stop…read moreat Buc-ee's off I-44 between Rolla and Springfield. Fuel was $3.11 per gallon here, and just four miles down the road it jumps to $3.49 per gallon. That alone makes this place worth pulling into. At this interchange, Buc-ee's paid for roundabouts on both sides, which is highly efficient. It's a brilliant idea and enables smooth traffic flow everywhere. This Buc-ee's has been here for about three years according to Brisket Bill, and it already feels like a staple stop. I stood there watching them chop fresh brisket and almost went with the Big Buckin' Brisket Sandwich XXL... but it was just two buckin' much for me. This is a nine dollar sandwich and worth every penny! It is outstanding! I did hear employees mumbling something about brisket on something. Maybe they were just bored and wanted to chop brisket. Maybe that's what they were saying. Since they already have a brisket Bill here in Springfield, Missouri, maybe I can be Brisket Bill in Huber Heights, Ohio! what's a 90 minute commute anyways? Buc-ee's 3284 N Beaver Rd Springfield, MO 65803

We don't have a Buc-ee's close enough to us just yet. So when we see one we need to stop and take…read moreit in. They have some pretty darn good beef Jerky and the station/store is huge! Soo many items. We picked up some beef jerky, fudge, candies cashews, some key chains, a brisket and cheese burrito, Taffy, gum, some other things and of course, gas. The washroom is pretty cool. Large! Store is clean, fully stocked and staff is very nice.

This is a great convenience store to stock up on snacks and drinks when heading to the lake. It…read moreseems to always be nice and clean with lots to choose from for snacks. When we stopped in here we got bread and lunch meat and of course chips and dip. It's a nice store on your was to the lake. After a great day on the lake you always have to stop and get the soft serve ice cream as well. It's soooo good

Great service this morning from the young gentleman behind the counter! Very friendly and helpful…read more Had some great value breakfast sandwich!

The Beaver Dam store always has what we need. Carl is the best one there, always helpful, willing…read moreto tell you what's working and where to go to catch some trout. He also has a guide service. We've traveled to Arkansas about 5 times to trout fish and we always visit the beaver dam store. Worth the stop!

Every time I stop in who ever is running it at the time is short and has a horrible attitude…read more Treats the customer like they are are inconveniencing them. One time I stopped in the door was open and I walked in grabbed a coke and got yelled at saying can't you see we are closed!. There was not outward indication that the store was closed. I guess they want you to read all the BS signs they post everywhere. Its like parking in San Francisco. You have to read 28 signs before you park. The scuba shop down the road a couple of miles are much more accommodating. Also the little store on Mundel is much nicer.