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“A reliably clean restroom, Coke soda fountain and a novelty quarter machine make this a fun place to stop when driving through Doniphan or visiting Current River.
For a gas station, it has surprisingly good homemade food. One of the only convenience stores where I feel safe to eat the food from the hot box. They have a small deli for lunch meat and sandwiches that also makes Hunts Brothers Pizza.
Besides gasoline and diesel, they sell Propane refill tanks and firewood. Along with a wide variety of normal items one might expect to find at a gas station, they carry unique conveniences for travelers including liquor, tobacco, kratom 7-OH, pre-rolls and some very basic hunting fishing inventory.
Open early mornings with a drive-thru, the staff is always exceptionally friendly and helpful!. My favorite station in Doniphan, Missouri.”
“Again with the new ownership ?, seems I've been on a roll this road trip, 3 places! Sorry for rambling. Nice folks, Tasty gas station food, clean restrooms and store. Still constructing a sitting room. Worth a stop.”
6AM - 10PM
3835 MO-142, Doniphan
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“Probably a biased opinion because I work here Saturday mornings. Lol come in for breakfast or lunch. Got questions call ahead and we will do our best to assist you!”
Open 24 hours
403 Washington St, Doniphan
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“The Casey's store here was rebuilt after the flood in 2017. It was closed for almost a year...and it was missed! Casey's has some of the best pizza, I actually had a piece of the bacon breakfast pizza earlier today, then we opted for pizza for the family lunch. This was the first time I had the brisket pizza, it will not be the last. A flavor party!! Very good flavor and something different than the norm. I also like their Hawaiian pizza on flatbread...try it sometime! The staff here are always friendly, and helpful.”
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“Drove my Jeep there on 2-1-2024. It’s a neat gas station. I wasn’t sure where to pay, but you go to the side of the building to pay. I would get gas there again. I think that’s where some of the local people go.”