Is there something you DON'T need? Is there something you DO need? It will be here in this store!…read more ;). My mom did her Christmas shopping. I took care of some birthday gifts and even some cute things for my yard. Souvenirs for Branson? You are in the right place. The staff was sweet enough to check the back for me...found it!! We had so much fun.

I've been coming here since I was a kids a great store and throwback to yesteryear with a modern…read moreapproach to convenience with everything you can imagine for everyone you can imagine! Clean, cool and comfortable! Great customer service and lots of snacks and drinks to choose from too!

We stopped in here, thinking that we would find one or two things on our list. Wow! Were we wrong!…read moreThey had everything from Vodka, to fresh limes, to every snack we wanted. It's on a busy highway, and that is the only thing that might be a deal breaker. But, in Branson, patience with the traffic is essential . .

I was kicked out and forced into the hot sun for over two hours when I was looking for a place to…read moresit since I was holding my carry-on bag for the bus. This is a bus depot that will not allow you inside holding your carry-on bags.

What's the first thing you do when you pick up your rental car? That's right, you head across the…read morestreet to the liquor store. Entrapment, or ingenius city planning? If you know what you want there's a drive-thru. Or, if you're like me and you need to check out the selection before making a decision, then head inside. Inside there's selection indeed. They have a vast array of wines, and even more liquor- all shapes & sizes (but more importantly as cheap as Ive seen them come). Plus a few rare single-malts, and aged bourbons. Then there's the beer- 6 coolers full. 30-pack of PBR was $15; I wished i was that thirsty. I chose a 6-pack, local microbrew pale ale for $7. There were numerous other interesting selections available, but I had already spent entirely too much time staring at alcohol. They have kegs. They also sell gas, if you're into the hard stuff.

They need to hire two people during a time when your lunch hour dinner hour because one person…read morecannot run the back in the front and then that makes for customers waiting a very long time to be checked out but other than that, it's pretty nice

Very nice convenience store with good prices and easy access. On green mountain which was a few…read moremiles from our motel angel inn center.

Thank you pharmacy staff we arrived and they were closed as they were locking up we caught 2…read morewonderful women and they took time to go back in and get our prescriptions sent to another open pharmacy. Thank you so much it meant so much to us and people like you really do make a difference.

We stopped in for a script, and some salad dressing. The…read morefacility is clean and well-maintained; with the usual selection of items one expects at today's "drug" store. The staff were attentive and accommodating. Overall, this location is a strong representative for the franchise.

Their gas prices are pretty competitive... but the attitude of the workers was kinda like "doing my…read morejob because I have to" vibe. Not a very productive way make a welcoming environment. Also, this place is like RIGHT NEXT to a hotel. :-l eh.

This place is in a sketch location it it's 1:30am so I get it. The guy working their was pretty…read morenice for someone working at 1:30am so I give him props. The place was pretty clean and it had a wide verity of things to get and wasn't that over priced like most gas stations. The bathrooms were decent for a gas station and all. All in all I wouldn't go here really but it's 1:30 am and I need to go to bed and it's the first station I saw so that's all folks.

Pantry. Branson MO. Sept, 2026. This is a convenience store associated with the Shell gas station…read moreoff Rte. 165 in Branson. It's very convenient for guests staying at Wyndham at the Meadows, Wyndham Mountain Vista, or The Suites at Falls Creek. We dropped in after pumping gas, hoping to pick up a few kitchen basics -- bread, eggs, bananas, and microwave popcorn. We found a well-stocked store, with a large selection of pantry basics, refrigerated items, fresh fruit and vegetables, dairy, and beer/wine/alcohol. We purchased a white bread ($2.50-ish) and a 3-pack of a generic kettle corn microwave popcorn ($2.99). We passed on the bananas, because they were expensive (89 cents per piece (NOT per pound), or $4.99 for a small bunch) and were sad looking. The biggest disappointment was that we decided not to purchase other items because they were not clearly marked with prices -- eggs (12-packs and 18-packs available), bags with fresh-looking green and red grapes, clamshells with strawberries, and more. There's also an internal food counter (The Earl of Sandwich) where you can order freshly-made hot foods (pizzas, etc.), but it's open only M-F. On Saturday, the day of our visit, there were hot calzones and single-sized pizzas available under heating lamps.

This is probably the dirtiest Shell station I've ever visited. Most places in Branson try to put on…read moretheir best appearance for all the visitors. Not here. The windshield "water" stunk like a sewer and this was at 10:30 AM - they obviously hadn't replace it from the previous day. Lastly, they charge an extra .04 per gallon if you use credit. I'm guessing they make the bulk of their business from liquors sales and don't give a hoot about the gas part of the business.

Great place. Looking to sell this large vintage photo of the Marlboro Man 337.353.1336read more