I purchase donuts here every weekend but this weekend I asked for 2 glazed and one chocolate and a…read morebag of donut holes. Total of 5 dollars and she new she messed up because she asked me if I wanted 2 glazed or one and one I told her I wanted 2 glazed and one chocolate but she tells me she only charged me for 2. That's what's wrong with this country a true American would have have just given me the extra donut but not this lady she made a big deal about 1 $1.50 donut that was probably left over from yesterday. I am all for anyone from any country doing good here but come on really. I will never buy any donuts from this lady again.

Good, fast service and yummy Kolaches! We also had the Boudin kolache which was tasty. Your typical…read morelittle donut shop, walk up and order and get a bottled drink or a coffee. Would recommend!

The title is essentially my review…read more Was in Russellville visiting. The first morning I was planning a day out with just my grandson. He knows 'grandpa' likes his donuts. He pointed me towards this place.... We each bought a roll and then got in the car and headed out. I used the title because it has become much harder to find and enjoy an honest donut that isn't pre-made by machine and then just cooked. Most grocery stores, well let's be honest ALL of them where I live have basically put the small actual bakeries out of business and traditional places like Crispy Cream and Duncan are not even shells of themselves. Shipley surprised me and I was glad for it. On my way home, a couple of days later, I once again stopped for 2 this time. I had a white cream-filled one and also an apple fritter. ONE thing to be aware of, is they charge extra if you use a card rather than cash. I had a debit card which does not have a surcharge but they added the credit card charge regardless......I felt this was a irritation about the debit card.

Convenient, clean, super friendly staff, extremely fast, nice assortment of donuts and kolaches,…read morecoffee was a bit weak but very hot.

Very small selection and very average tasting. They need to research selections online to improve…read moretheir number of customers

Best donuts around. Good variety and fresh. People are super friendly. Easy to find. Prices are…read moregood.

Casey's is THE BEST gas station to go to when traveling. Its clean, has lots of snacks and a…read morefreezer section. Also has hot and ready Pizza. Service is great! People always smiling as they check you out. Definitely go there if you are traveling. It's more like a Walmart than a nasty gas station.

When this location FIRST opened up, all was great. For the last several months, it has taken a turn…read morefor the worst. NOTHING outside is stocked anymore. No receipt paper, no fluid to wash your windows, no paper towels to wipe your hands or oil dipstick. When you walk in to tell them you need your receipt, they look at you like "well if I HAVE to." I've asked them several times about the receipt paper and it's a different excuse every time. Once I told them nothing outside was stocked and the reply from the pretty black girl was "is that all sir?". Yep. That's all. Time to find another store to fill up at I guess.

It had been years since I stepped into a Taco John's, maybe not since I left Wisconsin. But the…read moremoment I walked in, something familiar hit me. The smells and the menu, it was like stepping into a time machine. I ordered my old go-to: a meat and potato burrito and a pack of Olés. One bite and I was back in high school, sitting with friends, laughing over cheap tacos and crumpled napkins. (Unfortunately they are not cheap like they used to be) The food tasted just as I remembered. The service was fast, the staff welcoming, and the place spotless. It's rare when a chain can still capture that kind of comfort. But this visit reminded me why I loved it in the first place.

Had to give it a shot because I've never had nor heard of Taco John's…read more The price is similar to the Bell, and they even have a value box. They were decently fast at giving us our order after placing it. I was surprised to see a taco that wasn't broken at the bottom so points for that! Nothing really stood out; their hot sauce tasted kinda like Franks. Just seemed like a little different flavor than Taco Bell, but nothing that really sat them apart. I think it just comes down to where you grew up and if Taco John's was closer than Taco Bell to you.. I heard their breakfast was good; I'll have to try it, but I think I'd still stick with Taco Bell.