The vitamin and supplement section is sheer perfection. Pam is professional and knows her area…read morebetter than any other employees in various locations from here to Texas. Thank her for us. Changed my health with her help

Shout out to my man David. He took time out to help me find a nice bottle of wine even though he…read morewas currently in the meat section. One of the most knowledgeable workers I've met up there

We were trying to redeem a lottery ticket for weeks. Every gas station would scan it a few times,…read moreand then shoo us away after it didn't work. We rarely buy lottery tickets, so we were unsure of what to do. We called Oklahoma Lottery, and they told us that the gas stations should be able to key in the ticket number. The staff at this Kum & Go were very helpful. They were the first gas station that actually knew that the ticket numbers could be keyed into the system, and they were willing to try. We finally cashed out on our $12 winnings!

This is probably the Kum & Go I frequent the most and I like it! There's always pumps available and…read morethe air/water is free. The employees working in the store are super friendly, always asking how my day is going. They are also happy to give me quarters for tolls when I ask them. They recognize regulars and it's just a nice environment overall. There's also a RedBox outside!

This is one of my favorite locations!!! The store is well stocked, clean, and full of friendly…read moreservice. We usually shop here for specialty items.. the lawn and garden items are fun to look at too. Specialty items: flowers, plants, gifts, meats in large quantities, and some soda options.

I used to love Reasors - before they sold out. Now, while the stores are typically clean and well…read morestocked, which is the reason I go there when I am in Broken Arrow (from Muskogee), they are EXPENSIVE. I get sticker shock every time I step in a Reasors. Before they sold out they were not nearly as pricy compared to ALDI or Walmart. We like to get certain things at Reasors, but these things have gone downhill: Kabobs - they are TINY now, which doesn't make sense since they are sold by the pound? We have to buy twice as many of the new childrens' sized kabobs to make a meal. The selection of pork products: fewer options and the chops/ steaks they carry are the more expensive "white meat" or butterfly cuts. I used to stock up on their pork when I came to town, but not now. It wasn't much cheaper than beef, and we all know what that costs... Here is an example on how over-priced they are: I was at the Aspen store yesterday and a 42oz container of Quaker Old Fashioned Oatmeal was an utterly ridiculous $6.49!! I looked it up online just now and the same product at Walmart is $2.98. ALDI's brand is $3.99 (for online shopping). It's disappointing how Brookshire Grocery has ruined what used to be a true home town grocery store chain.

Good for the basic stuff, easy in and out. Staff is friendly, and the store is always clean.read more

Dope Soul catered a private family event and they did a wonderful job. Nicole set up a beautiful…read moregrazing table and every thing was delicious. I am so happy they catered my event.

Best food truck in town!!! Fast efficient and clean; not to mention fantastic flavors!read more