On the surface it might seem like a great location for this gas station, just located off the James…read moreRiver Expressway by the Home Depot, but actually getting in and out is a might confusing. It is in fact located too close to the freeway exchange, meaning it's easy to leave and find yourself on the wrong path which you didn't really intend to make. The parking lot itself is nice and large, but I found myself navigating back through the Home Depot parking lot to hit the street north of it to ensure I could hit the Glenstone light which also put me on a concerning sketchy path. Confusing I know. Their soda machines had only about half of the choices working and the ice makers were losing a valiant fight to produce in the heat. In the end it's just much too difficult to hit this location when there are so many other gas stations nearby.

From the owner: Here at Kum & Go, we take pride in crafting fresh, appetizing food in our kitchens every single day…read moreand offering a wide selection of snacks and beverages that cater to your needs. At Kum & Go, you're not just a customer; you're the reason we're here, an integral part of a community that's all about making each moment brighter.

This gas station had no available bathrooms accept the nasty ones located outside!…read more They were gross!!! It was a small stop with things crammed inside and little room to walk. Even the pumps were cramped and had little room to maneuver. I'd drive on to another spot.

Points for honesty! I was prepaying for gas, and gave the lady working the register a hundred…read morebucks. She chased me down as I was leaving to let me know I had actually given her two hundred dollar bills, which stuck together. Not too many people would do that in this day and age, so it's nice to see some integrity still exists in the world. The pumps were clean, and the inside of the store is well staffed and bright, with plenty of snacks available.

Man I bet no one ever expected to see Bob's get a review, but what the hell. I've been goin' here…read moreliterally since I was born (it opened in '85, same as me). Either with my Dad before going to the lake for bait or as a teenager for gas. Glad to see it's still around, with all the new stuff opening in Nixa it's starting to be unrecognizable.

My experience at this establishment was disappointing. I was asked to leave the parking lot by the…read moreowner without a clear or reasonable explanation, aside from being told I was "not wanted" there. When I respectfully asked for clarification, I was met with unprofessional remarks rather than a legitimate reason. The overall environment felt unwelcoming and uncomfortable, as if I was being closely monitored throughout my visit. Additionally, the pricing on food and beverages appears high relative to the level of service and convenience provided. Based on this experience, I cannot recommend this location. Professionalism and customer treatment should be a priority, and unfortunately, that was not reflected during my visit.

The great convenience store with an unfortunate name, the Kum & Go impressed me. It's located right…read moreoff the interstate in Springfield, so gas prices are about ten cents higher than you'd pay if you are willing to drive a few miles down the exit road. Convenience is key, and this was an easy on and easy off stop for gas. I'm giving this place 5 stars for several reasons. All are important to me when evaluating a convenience store. 1. Restrooms The bathroom was super clean and spacious, and well stocked with toilet paper and soap. 2. Snacks The snack selection was fantastic, on par with the best of the best road warrior stops (Love's, Quick Trip, WaWa). There isn't a deli or anything, but the selection and options for soda, healthy (and unhealthy) snacks, and various essentials is fantastic. They have everything from hot coffee to batteries to energy drinks to ice cream to cat food. 3. Service / Safety The parking lot and interior are both well-lit, with cameras inside and out for added security. Masks are required for employees and customers, and they were enforcing the rule. The guy working the register was super friendly and chatty, and seemed genuinely curious where I was from and where I was headed (since he could tell I wasn't from around the area). This Kum & Go (*giggle*) is a great stop if you need a break on the road while traveling through Missouri.

One of my favorite gas station in the Midwest. We always grab something to eat here. They have a…read morelot of choices if you get hungry. This location is always clean.

I see a gas station I see the opportunity to get gas, snacks, drinks, but most importantly ability…read moreto relieve myself to a restroom. I have been working for the company a year now, and my store has always had their restrooms available, which brings us a lot of service. During a 10pm-6am you never know what brings someone to the need to relieve themselves and i think if you buy something you should be allowed to relieve yourself in a decent/common safe place that is open.

Although this Kum & Go offers most of the amenities found at the ubiquitous chain's other…read morelocations, this one suffers a bit on the service side. It's not hard to imagine this is largely a function of location: this close to both downtown and MSU, they are undoubtedly subject to a plethora of late-night visits from drunk college kids. It's not hard to imagine how that might wear at one's customer service skills. Still, I am definitely NOT a drunk college kid, and there have been several occasions where I've been regarded with borderline contempt by the people working the counter. So, while this location does offer what travelers need to keep moving, the overall experience definitely falls short of five stars.

They work hard here to streamline prescription pickups. Have your barcode ready and that line goes…read morequickly. They absorbed a lot of former RiteAide customers so it can get busy!!

Cranky staff. Passive aggressive cashiers. Don't appreciate the condescending passive aggressive…read moreattitude from the female cashier today.

Reasonably priced gas at newer looking pumps. Easy enough to get into in you're traveling east on…read moreBattlefield but they have an issue with pan handlers hanging around front accosting customers as they enter and leave the store.

Multiple pumps have bags over them. First one I tried the display wasn't working. Tried twice to…read moreuse it. Drove up to next pump. Put card in and said to "see cashier". Noticed a sign saying not to use debit. Tried again and got the point where I could select fuel grade. The buttons were stuck so it wouldn't let me select one. Tried again and didn't work. So frustrating! Drove across the street to Kum&Go and was done in 5 min.

I had to go on a drive from Springfield up to Kansas City the next morning, so I needed somewhere…read moreto fill-up in preparation for my journey. This was the closest gas station, so I decided this would be the one to get my business. The price per gallon was actually pretty good compared to others. Also, the gas station was well lit, so I felt comfortable making the stop here late at night.

This store is a VERY decent store to shop. The ignorance of many of the customers seems to…read morecomplicate the clerks' duties. From my own observations, the customers are in fact the problem with this store, and not the employees. I know of MANY occassions where ignorant arrogant customers (both male and female, professional and trash) have made verbal threats and shown a total disregard for the humanity of the employees. These clerks and their manager are in customer service, however it MUST be remembered they ARE NOT SERVANTS and are definitely not slaves to be treated with the disrespect each of them put up with all day long. It must be remembered, these are CLERKS not technicians or repairmen. There are problems that occur with the pumps which are beyond the clerks control. And as for asking you which pump you were on, do you realize they have EIGHT pumps?? If more than a few cars are out there, use some common sense and let the clerk know WHERE you are or were! Also remember, unlike alot of jobs, these clerks MUST perform customer service along side NUMEROUS other duties that MUST be performed at least once or more often on their shifts. Who do you think stocks the coolers? Cleans the store? Restocks the cups/lids/etc. Sweep & Mop the store? They generally have ONE clerk on duty, and it is that clerks responsibility to maintain the store, control the cash flow, oversee the pumps (and watch for morons who decide to steal gas), and as Village Mart owns the property, the store clerks must also be aware of whats going on next door at McDonalds and over the ENTIRE parking lot. Cut them some slack, or go to Rapid Roberts at Fremont & Republic, or Kum & Go north on National. Go anywhere else if you dont like the service you received but before you pass judgement, think about what the clerks must go thru on a day to day basis. On you next trip to McDonalds, remember not to tick off those same employees who reserve the right to refuse service to anyone for any reason and are backed by their management and a majority of the customers. Also remember, if you are barred from the gas station for any reason, no more Chicken Nuggets for you, for it INCLUDES McDonalds and the entire parking lot as well.

Ok, This is more about the McDonalds than the actual gas station but... If I go through the drive…read morethrough at 10:29 and get denied my 2 hash browns for a buck one more time, I'm finding a new place for hash browns. I'm sure a corporate policy and they have the official McDonalds clock on the inside to tell them when it's 10:30 but all I wanted was 2 hash browns... it made me sad

Few pumps and a small parking lot make this a tough sell. It's even tougher to get in and out of,…read moreso unless you are heading east on battlefield you might want to give this one a skip.

Super cute neighborhood gas station. Good service. Staff has been around a long time. Easy in and…read moreout onto Battlefield and no other gas around!