17805 NW Co Rd E, Camden Point MO 64018
“Clean bathrooms, employees don't acknowledge you entering the building unless approaching the register. Outside is fairly clean and some grassy spots to let your dog out, but there is some broken glass I'm guessing where the dumpster used to sit, so just be careful walking around. Overall decent & quiet spot to stop.”
101 Tracy Dr, Platte City MO 64079
“Had the breaded pork tenderloin sandwich and it was big and good. Wife and I split it and it more than filled us up. Curly fries were so/so not quite done enough or would have been 5 stars. Service was nice also. Highly recommended.”
1850 Branch St, Platte City MO 64079
“We stop at this QT everytime we make a trip to KC, and based on the amount of traffic, so do alot of other people as it is always busy. Gas prices are generally pretty good, and the store/restrooms are clean. Additionally, there is the QT food the tastes good, and isn't very expensive.”
25615 State Rte 92, Platte City MO 64079
“My favorite little stop on way to or from work. Almost always have what you need at the best prices. Des came up with a new idea for this little place, y'all gotta stop by and give them a try.”
15990 State Rte 92, Tracy MO 64079
“Don’t understand why this is a 3 1/2 star. This place is spotless and the ladies that work there are kind and helpful! Glad we stopped here on way back east. Diesel was cheap!”
2302 Running Horse Rd, Platte City MO 64079
“Friendly cashiers. Nice and clean. Bathrooms are nice and does have a baby station. Can find anything you need from a gas station. Does have roller grill available.”
112 Branch St, Platte City MO 64079
“I loved the Casey's here at Platte City! There pizza was amazing, and there free slushie's on Friday were very tasty. The service time was only about 10 minutes for our pick-up order. We are definitely going to come here again since it is so close. Amazing Everything!”
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