This is an old style, small town pharmacy--not one of the superstores that offer everything from…read moreprescriptions to sporting goods to mini food markets. However, though it's not mentioned on the exterior, this druggist carries Walgreens branded merchandise. The corporate website also lists it as one of their stores. Staff were friendly and considerate: I stopped in to buy a required face mask I'd forgotten for a client visit and I was offered a simple mask for free. A food counter, once popular for quick meals, no longer operates and I was told it probably wouldn't reopen due to government regulations.

Really neat old fashioned drug store just off the square. Has a restored soda fountain with…read moresandwiches and ice cream. Serves ice cream 2 dips for $.10 or .05 for one dip. Also has chicken salad and tuna sandwiches, coney dogs, sloppy joes, and other items that do not require a grill. Also serves soft drinks for $.05 and $.10 and coffee for a nickel. Sandwiches are $2.85 to $4.00 and served with chips. The drug store has a Dollar section and I found cleaning supplies cheaper than any other store. 46 oz of pine cleaner for $1.00. They also have other items found in drug stores, as well as pharmacists on duty. They give away free calendars with their business name on them. The restroom is very small, not handicap accessible. Contains one toilet and trash can. No sink to wash hands. Very small, but very clean. The ice cream was served in glass dishes. I had Rocky Road and strawberry and my husband had chocolate and vanilla. It is Hiland ice cream and while it was nice to have that experience, I felt Bramn's ice cream is better. If I lived in the area, I would utilize the pharmacy and shop there on a regular basis.

Great little stop with a good selection of beer, spirits, snacks and fuel…read more They are helpful and friendly and even went to check the back to see if they had what I was looking for....and they did!! Stop on by and refresh your supply here! BUT don't trust Apple Maps on this one, it will take you over a mile in the wrong direction. It's right off the main road and if you're navigating here, using Google Maps is a must!!

This morning after taking a stroll around the town square of Mountain Grove, my brother and I paid…read morea visit to Richard Brothers Supermarket, which is cat-a-corner from we are staying. I guess you can say that the Johnson Brothers were checking out the Richard Brothers. No, not that way, get your head out of the gutter. We heard tell that the bakery held within its display cases a certain local delicacy that had to be seen, and tasted, to be believed. So we wound our way through the 1960 style market until we found ourselves standing at our destination. Upon looking in the display case, we saw what we came for. The ultimate of ultimates, the belief beyond beliefs, the glory of glorious, the one and only, glazed crosaunts. They were lovingly splayed on two shelves of trays, patiently awaiting these two customers in particular, to make a monetary transaction, and take them home. Thus it was so. A funny thing, there was a list on the outer case stating what kind of pastries that were offered for sale. We studied it trying to find the special name given to these wonders, (as we didn't want to look like a couple tourists), but couldn't find one. We did see a generic crosaunt, but thought, nah, that couldn't be it. So I asked the nice attendant behind the counter "what do you call these things"? She looked at me, like, huh? Why, these are crosaunts she said. Cover blown. The crosaunt was huge! Far bigger than ordinary. My brother said that back at the old home place, they would call these "bigerns", (translation big ones....with a southern twang) where he comes up with this stuff I don't know. Of course the "bigerns" were melt in your mouth delicious. Like eating flavored air. I highly recommend picking up a few, or a dozen, for their shelf life is almost non existent. The trays barely have time to get sticky. I should give them more than 3 stars, but for lack of promotion, the Richard Brothers are leaving a lot of money on the table. Something the Johnson Brothers would never allow to happen. Properly promoted, the lone nameless crosaunt, could revitalize the economy of this sleepy town square. For instance: Mountain Grove, home of the BIGERN! Hey Mr.. Richard Brothers, If you bake it, they will come.

I was looking for a new phone and a phone plan that was a good value. Mountain Grove Walmart is…read morewhere I found it. It was quite an ordeal to get the phone account activated, and the staff member, Jordyne Scott, was very knowledgeable, very professional, and made the whole process go smoothly, even when impediments had to be overcome.

I've purchased my furniture n all appliances for 30 yrs. They no longer sell appliances but the…read morequality is amazing and if your recliner breaks or anything they can repair most items.

Kind, courteous, and welling to go the extra steps to help and assist customers. I purchased…read morecarpet for two rooms and Kevin was fantastic with his help. I will most definitely be a return customer.

Great great flowers and service. You won't find better. I have bought flowers here over 40 years…read more My mom is always extremely happy with them.

Super friendly staff. Great selection for small footprint location. Ample parking. Convenient to…read morecity center.

easy to deal with super great service willing to work with all patients, saw him when i was younger…read moreand got great care. Thank you Dr. Todd

I made Dr. Todd my dentist several years ago, after trying several others closer to where I live…read more He is the first dentist I've not been afraid to see, even for an extraction - and coming from a lifelong dental-phobic, that's quite a recommendation. My only complaint is they've currently got a hygienist who doesn't do as thorough a job of cleaning as I like, but there's a way around the problem: I ask for a different one to work on me.