Get prices for a small town store. Friendly good ole boys to help you out. Have almost everything…read moreyou need for the do it yourself weekender.

While in Branson, do make your way over into the College of the Ozarks to check this place out. It…read morewill not take more than 30minutes, but you will get a taste of what the students do to graduate from college debt free. The students work hard making jelly and fruit cakes in this establishment. The store is located inside the college grounds and is not too difficult to find. Parking is easy and nearby. Once inside, we were immediately greeted and offered free fruit cake samples. They sell their jams and fruitcake there. The fruit cake did not disappoint. I left with a few jams and small fruit cakes. I was happy for both getting something yummy to take home and for supporting the students and college with my buys.

We didn't eat here but ordered the world famous fruit cake. It was too tough to wait while it was…read morein shipment due to eagerness to try it after reading all the reviews. Below is my ratings: Packaging: 5/5 Presentations: 5/5 Taste: 3.5/5: honestly, after trying German and French fruit cakes, I was thinking that the cake will be gone on first day itself in the family of four. Not the case. It tasted sugary with something not natural in fruits or nuts. Did have a aftertaste of spice. I found out its ingredient include corn syrups, cherrie with all colored dyes, canned fruits. Well, with so much of hardworking with hand making and hand baking, natural ingredients might be used. Might be good for holidays and to try out couple of times. Good job for all the hard work.

Good shop for kitchen gadgets, jams, jellies, chutneys, coffee and tea. We probably spent 15-20…read moreminutes browsing and ended up purchasing a few items. My reason for awarding 4 out of a possible 5 is prices. Yes they have Gourmet in their name but everything is expensive!

The owner is very nice! He clearly cares about his customers and is knowledgeable about Eureka…read moreSprings.

Went in to find fresh ground nutmeg and met the very knowledgeable owner and learned a lot about…read morespices and his business in the process. Super high quality. Nice bright shop. We liked the signs on each spice/blend with origin information. A great experience.

I've bought from this gentleman off and on for years, always had great service. Don't expect…read moreanything, but.

It's nice to find a truly family-owned business these days, and that it just what you'll get at…read moreNunan's. The store is run by two generations of the Nunan's who recently moved down from northern Missouri, bringing their expertise in meat processing with them. They sell a whole line of sausages produced and smoked in-house. My favorite was the jalapeno summer sausage, but all of them looked great. In addition, they carry lots of jams, salsas, and sauces (my wife is currently digging the peach butter), as well as baked goods. The selection varies with seasonality, so you never know what you will get, but you can count on first class service from the family themselves.

I Called for some replacement parts on for a battery powered saw. Got a quick response and parts…read morewere mailed out the next day. I am really grateful for the helpfulness from this store. It was my first time calling and I will definitely be calling from here on out. This is going to be my go to spot for Ryobi parts and products. Thank you so much for helping me. God Bless!

Mr. Riobe Discount tools did a great job on easter baskets to bring joy to children's hearts with…read morethe Easter Bunny. The baskets were packed with lots of joy for children's ages. Thank you Mr. Riobe Discount for all you did and your hardwork.

Visited in mid May. Probably 20 vendors. Had things like homemade sops, seasonings, breads, etc…read more also had a good selection of cool weather produce like turnips, collards, mustard greens, and mushrooms.

Located across the street from our motel; the ES Farmers Market was our first stop after rolling…read moreout of bed on Thursday morning. I was a little surprised to see only about a dozen vendors, but had to remind myself that it was still a cool morning in early April and not a lot of produce available. I still did expect to see a few more options for handmade and baked goods since this town seems to be filled with artists and makers. We chatted with a few folks, petted some dogs and bought a small wooden cutting board. I'd love to see what is offered during the summer months.

I visited this neat little cheese shop on a recent trip in Missouri. I love cheese so much, so of…read morecourse, this is right up my alley. They had so many varieties to choose from, most they bring in from Wisconsin and elsewhere. I believe the pimento cheese is the only one they make in house. I purchased the smoked gouda pimento spread, and it was great. We also picked up several other great items, and we have enjoyed them all.

I've wanted to stop here for awhile now and finally did. Nice selection of cheese. A little pricey…read morebut they kinda have the monopoly on cheese stores in that area so.... The best part of the store is the moonshine! Yes, you can get moonshine on the landing and Tanger outlet however, not like this moonshine. The cream based moonshine is amazing yet still strong like a moonshine. I could drink a jar.... Or at least half. Again, cheese good. Booze GREAT!