Great place my cashier dude was very friendly and funny, didn't get his name unfortunatelyread more

Love shopping at this store BUT, the store manager Bob is incredibly rude to customers and…read moreemployees. He is loud and usually extremely hateful every time I've been in there whether it has been towards me, other customers, or even the employees. It is super uncomfortable shopping when he's around. Ross should seriously consider a change in management, clearly his customer service skills are lacking. Very disappointing!

Today me and my husband went into Walmart here at Osage beach looking for needohs for our daughter,…read morewe seen you had to go to customer service for them and when we went up there we seen a package so we asked about it. The man we where talking to was extremely rude he was shorter and had glasses and was being extremely unprofessional telling us he wouldn't give them too us but wouldn't say why, my husband finally was stern with him and told him to tell us a reason and he finally said they where fake and that he actually would sell us them then starting being loud and obnoxious about how we can buy them and he would sell them to us. We both thought it was extremely rude and again unprofessional. This Walmart seriously needs to check who there putting in the front of the house because if we see him again we will be putting in a formal complaint.

Whenever you visit any large lake, it's likely you can find a Walmart somewhere nearby. They're…read moreeverywhere, and they're perfect for lake areas, because you can find pretty much anything you could possibly need while enjoying a lake vacation. On this particular occasion, we were on vacation with another couple, and we were checking into our condo when we realized that a miscommunication between my husband and me had resulted in one of my suitcases being left at home. It was a smaller suitcase, but it contained most of my clothes, my beach shoes, and my toiletries. All I had with me were the clothes I was wearing, some jewelry and makeup, my swimsuit and beach towel, a nightgown, a pair of long pants, a pair of hiking shoes, and a book I brought for bedtime reading. It was a little hot to wear jeans the whole trip, so at the very least I needed to pick up some shorts, a couple of t-shirts, and a pair of flip flops. So off to the nearest Walmart, where you can find everything in one place. This is one of the biggest Walmarts I've ever been in, and unfortunately I've never seen any two Walmarts laid out exactly the same way, so it took forever to find anything. The choice in shorts and t-shirts was remarkable sparse, so just finding three t-shirts in my size that weren't hideous with some weird slogan was quite the challenge. Since my mistake was inconveniencing the whole group, I just wanted to hurry up and get what I needed, so I decided not to bother trying anything on. I know my size, and it's the lake - how fancy do I need to look? I found a couple of pairs of jean shorts in my size and grabbed those. There were a lot of mens' t-shirts, but the women's section left a lot to be desired. I finally found three t-shirts without stupid slogans on them, in my usual size. I picked up a cheap neutral-colored pair of flip flops and a denim baseball cap, and headed over to the women's toiletries for hairspray, deodorant, toothbrush, makeup remover, etc., and then I checked out. I spent just over $100, and I got a lot for my money. I didn't end up wearing one of the pairs of shorts and one of the t-shirts, because when I got them back to the condo and tried them on, those two items where so much bigger than the other garments I bought, even though they were all the same size, that the shorts wouldn't even stay up. Neither cost very much, and it was my own fault for not trying them on in the store, so I chalked it up to that and enjoyed my trip. I didn't bother taking more time from our vacation than I already had by going back to return them. Walmart purchases can be returned at any location, so I took them back to my home store after my vacation was over, and the return was easy. I was grateful that there was a place like Walmart in the area to quickly replace the things I needed. I think the store layout should probably be revamped to make it a little easier to find things, and they should probably do a better job of replenishing stock. Really the whole place could use an updating, but it was handy when I really needed a place that had everything, and poor selection notwithstanding, I did manage to find items that served the purpose well enough. It would have been a far less pleasant trip without toiletries or a change of clothes, so I can't complain too much.

It's been so sad to watch this place go from a vibrant shopping place to a ghost town. There's only…read morea handful of chips even open now. Before long the whole place will be shut down because it's falling apart with no upkeep.

This place is dead. There's hardly any stores here. You will have a better time going to the…read moreWalmart up the street. I give it 2 stars because my favorite store is here -- American Eagle. Yikes!

Very new, nice and clean store with a large selection of family clothing to choose. Staff are…read morefriendly and helpful and store has lots of fantastic sales?

Kohl's, my favorite clothing store in Lake Ozark, MO until last night. I was asked not to try on…read moreanymore clothing as I stood on the retail store floor in front of a large mirror with my mandatory mask on. I tried on only one button down shirt over my T-shirt to ensure it fit correctly. It looked and fit perfect and I decided to buy it. A store associate kindly asked if I needed any help. I thanked him, and recognized him from my last visit 2 weeks ago and remembered he was helpful then also. He then asked me to "refrain from trying on clothing in the store and encouraged me to shop online. I said okay then choose not to make a purchase. Someone in corporate came up with this new unwritten, idiotic policy, not the young associate. I relayed the info to my wife standing in customer service check out and mentioned I don't see any consumer info posted anywhere in sight. A manager walking by heard me and said the fitting rooms are closed. I knew that but didn't know why. So essentially, consumers can't touch clothing inside kohl's retail store while wearing their mandatory face mask. Then what are all the large mirrors for that are located throughout the store? Kohl's corporate idiots can keep their clothing and I'll spend my money with their competitors who still value their customers and allow them to try on a shirt before buying it.

I'm not sure how this passes as being a mall so don't go here expecting anything of the sort…read more Stonecrest Books and Toys was well worth the trip though and the only store of value here. If you're in the mood for some book shopping then I'd recommend making a pit stop. They sell both new and used books at reasonable prices.

This is a MUST little hidden gem for a go to place at the lake. Wonderful clothes, handbags,…read moreshoes, jewelry etc. prices are wonderful for the items. You can even take your items in to sell on consignment!!! The owner (nice nice nice man) stayed late for us while we shopped. He was so sweet to do that. He was most gracious to me even though I was rude (which I am truly sorry for). He took it in stride instead of kicking us out.

I heard about this place by word of mouth and decided to stop by…read more It is a upscale resale shop. Name brands only. The selection isn't huge, yet, but it might be as it grows. Whoever was working greeted me then went about her way. Prices aren't bad for reselling. I didn't purchase anything this trip but like that theres an option like this at the Lake.