38 Main Street, Cassville MO 65625
“This store is my favorite in Cassville. They are always welcoming & they got a decent selection of hard liquor & even moonshine. If I'm not sticking money in the box up the street for electric I come here for sure. 💯”
86 Main St, Cassville MO 65625
“I go here for breakfast & lunch from time to time. Definitely get the steak breakfast burrito! I love reading the message board every time I go in. It's always got a funny message on it.”
16597 State Hwy 76, Cassville MO 65625
“Lowest propane exchange around. Only$16 refill charge price for 30 gallon BBQ grill size. They are always very nice and help you right away. Get great information about the areas recreation and directions They also have a small pawn shop there and fishing tackle. A gas station and car wash. Located at hwy 122 and hwy 76 junction. Very satisfied w this business They have been there since before 1978 when I moved here.”
1201 Old Exeter Road, Cassville MO 65625
“I'm reading these other reviews, and am surprised. I moved here 9 years ago and have never had a negative situation, ever. All the cashiers have always been helpful and courteous. Maybe bad situations are caused by the customer, themselves.”
190 State Hwy 112, Cassville MO 65625
“A convenient stop if camping or fishing at Roaring River or passing through on Hwy 112 They have fuel, a few staple/basic groceries, restrooms, fountain drinks, cigarettes, liquor, beer, ice, snacks & candy. Very friendly. My dad & I have stopped here to fuel up the boat since I was a little kid on our way to Eagle Rock. Happy it's there.”
33 Main Street, Cassville MO 65625
“Multiple days a week I swing in before work to grab something to munch on & drink. So far they have always had my food/candy of choice. Even have a good selection of energy drinks as well.”
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