Bathroom break for me and a windshield clean for the Sprinter van. I found this Love's to be clean…read moreand well stocked today. No trash at the pump area or in the parking lot with the long stick squeegees at every other aisle. I was able to remove the mess from my windshield easily. Inside, the men's room was clean though some water on the sink counter. No paper on the floor, though. About as clean as I would expect for a busy Friday in the late morning. Quick to get back onto the highway and don't forget that you can get 10c off per gallon by scanning the barcode in your Love's app! Note that you will exit differently than you came in if you're going back to the Interstate. Follow the sign. [Review 631 of 2024 - 325 in Missouri - 21662 overall]

I car camped in the parking lot. It was well lit and I felt safe getting up to use the restroom…read morearound 2am. There's a Subway and a McDonald's. The store and restrooms were clean and well maintained.

Mobil gas station, On the Run convenience store, and car wash. The store is a bit smaller than…read morenewer On the Runs but sufficient. Has many of the same amenities as its larger brethren, just less space. Staff were friendly.

It's a very good place to buy good food, liquor, coffee , basically anything you can expect to get…read morefrom a gas station. Pros. Staff is friendly and cooperative. Clean and tidy. Variety of food items. Reasonable price for the items. Cons Takes a while to check out sometimes. Laundry is somewhat expensive.

Lady at the cashier sold me on everything. Great place to stop for any necessities. 13/10 give her…read morea raise

Hot dogs were so over cooked. Condiments empty. Soda machine smelled funky. Cashier was nice…read moreReggie I believe.

Easy access off Highway 44. Clean store & friendly staff. The restrooms are in dire need of…read moreupgrading. No coat hooks on the door.

No complaints here. I went here when traveling with friends on a road trip. I may have gotten…read moreprovisions here. In fact, this may have been where I discovered a soda called Big Red existed. Considering I'm a natural redhead and this guy in my neighborhood I had a crush on apparently called me that behind my back, I felt an obligation to get it and at least try it. I asked the guy at the register where I bought the Big Red how it tasted but I didn't get any insights on that. You can't win them all, I suppose. I did drink it later on and found it was a hard core cream soda served well as a slushy drink.

If you want a small slice of Americana stop into Ed's Neighborhood Market just south of St. James…read more You will be greeted by a friendly welcome and be able to buy just about anything you need from a convenient store...gas, groceries, liquor and fishing tackle (and probably many more items I missed). BUT don't leave without a deli sandwich! This is the gem of the stop. My favorite is the braunschweiger on rye with onions and mustard. The perfect lunch when I get to Montauk to fish. And on the way back. I love stopping by Ed's when I'm in the area.

Spurgeons Phillips 66, St James, Mo…read more Had the misfortune of having a almost new tire blow out on I-44 East Bound at the 192 MM . Called Spurgeons Phillips 66 who IS STILL IN THE Service BUSINESS. GREAT HONEST PEOPLE THANK YOU!!

Spent 2 days in the St. James area. Went to this gas station twice. Really friendly group of…read morepeople.

Most days I wouldn't take the time to review a convenience store one way or the other. But surly…read moreand angry and not giving a damn? There's enough pissed off people everywhere. Don't need it when all I'm grabbing is a bag of ice. And not the first time. Second visit. And last.

Thanks Chris Tune for all the boxes your staff saved me to pack in for moving. Convenient and eat…read morein lunch.

Friendly workers and the gas station was very clean compared to many gas stations that I have been…read moreto.

Rolla breaktime customer service sucked. I had to yell raise my voice to get these children to…read morehelp with dr. Pepper. Only soda water and the little one harrassed me while I was waiting for dr. Pepper to be changed. The tall child motion for me to hold the leaver to run till syrup ran through. 2 small cups later still no dr. Pepper. I got a Pepsi fountain sod and those kids should have offered to pay. .

RIP to secretly the best breakfast to go joint at all hours within a hundred miles. Kitchen cooking…read morebreakfast sammiches to order with as much spice as you want, and even at 2am they were still their nice snarky selves. Now the breakfast side has been nerfed into a bizarro-world Dunkin Donuts, only the drinks are made with the wrong mix levels and the inventory of hot breakfasts are incredibly lifeless, with no taste, much less spice at all...wrapped around some listless employees who might be obvious nepotism hires who got five stars for their indifference and lack of short term memory. Sounds like a death-knell, right? Not exactly. The place still has good workers on the retail store side and the homegrown chicken joint is still the original one for now, and their product is always selling out the door at this still-well-used fuel-n-food location. Add a star and a half if breakfast was no interest for you here, and remove the same if that's all you came here for aside from the fuel. You've been warned.

OK Stuckey's fans, this is a C-store with some Stuckey''s items, no one of the original slant roof…read morebuilding or the newer Stuckeys that are being built. Having said that - the store had clean but small restrooms, the attached restaurant was packed at lunch time, so I assume it is good, and an ecletic collection of stuff to buy, including a broad selection of Missouri wines and Route 66 souvenirs. Note: Stuckeys has purchased some candy making capacity and is actually making it's own products as opposed to outsourcing the production which it had for several decades.