We were on our way to St Louis for a few days for work. Huck's in Hannibal was our stop on the way…read morethere and again on the way back. It's a great little stopping point not too far outside of St Louis with good prices, hot food including Godfather's Pizza, and a large drink selection. The honey fried wings were HUGE and tasted delicious!

New station since I've been through town! Very clean, well stocked, bathrooms were very nice. This…read moremay be our new stop in Hannibal, Missouri!

If i could id avoid this spot just beware can't even take a shit without staff asking if im alrightread more

I am from NH so I am unfamiliar with the area. simple gas station but sells liquor and beer as…read morewell! What made me come on here to give a 5 star review was the guy working behind the counter. Welcomed me right when I walked in and was extremely nice with a constant smile. That goes a long ways with me. Well done to the gentleman working this morning!

Clemens General Store is adorable locally owned grocery inspired by the Mark Twain theme in…read moreHannibal. The store carries fresh fudge that I couldn't pass by. The fudge is delicious. You can pick up a sandwich at the deli counter if you want a quick lunch. In the back of the store, were locally made jams and pickles. Old time sodas filled a shelf. Candy by the pound covered a wall. The store was packed with food, candy and gifts. Prices were reasonable to high, but what I'd expect in a tourist town. The staff did not engage, but they were busy with other customers. There is free street parking, but that fills quickly. This is a great stop between museum tours.

Loved this cute little store! Brought me back to my younger days in Michigan! Great selection of…read morecandy and fun toys! Going home with 3lbs of candy and some good memories!

Not a lot of selection, but better than a convenience store. It will work in a pinch.read more

Disappointing. Was not able to get our heart medication filled…read more A prescription was called in 3 hours (actually ~4) prior to us arriving for it. On the way I tried to call ahead to assure that it would be ready... I was on hold for 20 minutes without an answer and finally Hung up. (I understand our current times and difficulty in the work force shortage) HOWEVER. When in the drive up- We were informed that the prescriptions wouldn't be ready for another hour, but the store closes in an hour. We drove away and after being in procedures for 2 days, 2.5 hour drive home - We decided to go back through the drive thru and pick up the one prescription that was ready (what we thought we were told) only To be greater with when we arrived to the window - 'you drove up here before and I told you your prescriptions weren't ready (first off that is no way to treat customers in a service industry AND I was in no mood to be treated this way) . I asked if we could get the one that was ready, but she said that it wasn't. We said we would have to come back tomorrow. It was just too much. Fast forward to tomorrow: Walgreens pharmacy is closed Saturday and Sunday. (Not updated Online) but again wasted time to drive 40 minutes again. Sadly Disappointed- by the lack of service and empathy for healthcare services.. Solutions- find the strength to communicate even though you are having a tough day. Try to meet Your customers where they are in a situation with some form of understanding and care. Inform your customers of closures (maybe update your online info so we don't waste time and money on gas) Hope this is a learning experience only to get better. Locals need ya.

I haven't visited a poor or even bad store ever. This location is very good to access and staff was…read morehelpful and friendly. They all have had just about everything I would expect. They even had type4 power steering fluid, not that I needed that item today. Found some hard to find buffered aspirin. Good deal and I am glad I tried Walgreens first.