Being from Arkansas let's say I know Walmart. And mostly I have feeling of, UGH, when I have to…read morefrequent a Walmart. As there is not a target in Marshall I was unfortunately forced to use Walmart, UGH. Imagine my surprise when I walked in to friendly people working there??? Wha??? And their produce section was amazing! Wha???? The layout was great. They had everything I wanted and some things I didn't know I wanted. Wha?? I mean this isn't target so how do they have things I didn't know I wanted? I've even had the experience of returning items, twice, and it was easy??? Wha???? Overall I'd say this is the best Walmart I've been to and I've been to quite a few as I'm from Arkansas (and that includes their stores in NW Arkansas)!

My wife went to buy me a 22 rifle, sje called me to confirm which one I wanted, and since she did…read morethat they flagged the sale. So I decided to go try myself. Im a military combat vet. These fools straight told me that since my wife said it was for me they couldn't sell it. Straight up dissatisfied with the shitty service from Marshall's Wal-Mart. Since when is it a problem for a wife to buy her husband a gun?

Fun experience!! Has huge selection of specialty food items as well as bulk food items. I loved to…read moresee the variety of kitchen and baking utensils. We especially love the large selection of frozen fruit items.

Great customer service, cute gift shop and good snacks! Cheese curds were super salty!read more

I do not like giant chain stores such as Wal-Mart and avoid them like the plague. I'd rather pay…read moremore and go to a small store. Well, in Higginsville there is a nice Wal-Mart. It is tiny. You can park right at the front and walk in and get things you need at those low Wal-Mart prices and not want cause harm to yourself or others nearby. Warning, don't walk in too fast or you might run into the back wall. This store is little. They don't have a huge selection. For instance, their craft section is one tiny aisle. So you might not get everything you need here, but if you want a basic staple, it's a great place to stop. I don't get to Higginsville much, but when I do, I stop here.

Best place around for an oil change. The people in the auto department are so friendly. They…read morecommunicate well and never try to up-sale you on anything. They hold doors for you and smile the entire time. Very friendly on the phone.

Hidden gem in super charming small town Higginsville. We were driving around heading to Brunswick…read morefor the Pecan festival. Dropped in for a snack and bathroom break. Picked up the biscuits and gravy, wow super delicious moist biscuits and creamy country gravy! Better than a lot of restaurants! Everyone was super friendly and nice! :)

Cute little grocery store. It has everything you need and many that you want. The produce section…read moreis surprisingly well stocked! The entire store is clean and well organized. There are decent sales throughout the store. Not the cheapest grocery store for sure but being the only local market in town it's not bad.

If you're in the Lake of the Ozarks it's probably the best quality grocery store to go to. We did…read morehave an odd thing happen. A lady ahead of us had her card declined and she left. When we got home we discovered the checker charged us for and bagged that lady's ham. When we discovered that and called called 20 minutes later to see if we could return it, they talked to the checker and she didn't even remember anyone who left all there stuff at the checkout when their card declined happened.

This place has everything, plus some! The selection of cheeses, fresh produce, seafood, and more…read moreare exceptional. We also shop at Dierbergs when we are in Osage Beach.

Since writing this review, I have moved to another state. Upon returning for a visit I discovered…read moreParker's has been purchased by an out-of-town owner. It is now called Wood's. The pharmacy and grocery staff seem to be mostly the same people, but I cannot state how well the store is now run. What I wrote previously: Number one - Parker's is the only locally owned grocery and pharmacy in Warrensburg. The owners are active in their community, doing their best to benefit the area. I support locally owned businesses if I can justify doing so. Parker's has earned my loyalty. The prices are not always the lowest; they may not always be favorably compared to prices at WalMart and BiLo and Aldi's. However, they work hard to cover all the basics and then add carefully selected additional items they know their townspeople want. Watch for sales, as usual. Heck, if you ask about any specific item you cannot locate, they find a way to begin stocking it. Their produce is likely obtained from the same sources other area grocers use, but they must be choosing the higher quality. I have never gotten inferior quality from them and I have from other places in town. I can almost guarantee they would bend over backwards to make things right if ever I was dissatisfied. They have real butchers who will cut as you desire or grind things up as you desire and probably can do more than I've thought of asking for! If a checkout line is more than 2 customers long they call for reinforcements! You cannot find THAT at the other markets. They own their own pharmacy too. You get personalized attention from a very highly qualified staff. Big ticket help in a small town is a great combination. Just about any discounts you would receive at the "big boys" of pharmacy can also be found at Parkers; they are extremely competitive. On top of all that, they have packed a tremendous amount of variety and standards into their cozy alcoholic beverage section. You will find the usual liquors, wine and beer, plus many specialty local offerings. Parker's is a great resource for local wines as well as regional wines from other countries. They also carry a very diverse selection of micro-brewed finds, many of which can be purchased as individual components to a "build your own 6-pack". That is rare in a town this small. To summarize, Parker's can satisfy your needs while making you feel appreciated. They seem to work hard at making you feel they want your business. The Julie person

I can't believe this store doesn't have any reviews! It's on the charming & historic Main Street…read moreof Hamilton. Right next to all of the JCPenney museums and quilting shops/museums. Anyway, back to Hyklas (high class) - truly vintage little grocery store and they had a great selection of items in their charming little space. We found everything that we needed and some extra things that just looked darn good. The staff was super friendly and helpful. The store was clean & well stocked. We visited a few times during our short stay.

Grocery store in small town is great. They have everything we needed in out rv. Nice produce and…read moremeat sections. Plus all normal stuff. The gentleman in charge was friendly and helpful. The lady was very nice

Overall similar to other Hy-vee stores but the problem is that in general, Hy-vee has raised their…read moreprices so high that they are not even close with other stores anymore. Had shopped there for over 30 years but now go elsewhere due to the significantly higher prices. The other issue is that the prices vary pretty significantly depending on which store you go to. Seems like profit has become more important than customers.

Our local Hyvee is the most friendly and cleanest grocery store in LS. Friday night craving of…read moresushi for $7.99 wasn't a bad deal for a spicy tuna roll.