Convenience Stores near Exeter, MO

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  1. 209 E Main St, Wheaton MO 64874

    5 Superb 13 reviews

  2. 104 Main St, Cassville MO 65625

    4.4 Superb 23 reviews

    “Great place to grab snacks and beer when heading to Roaring River. Store is clean and so are the bathrooms. Only downside is the gambling machines and people hanging out playing and taking up all the parking”

  3. 30364 State Hwy 37, Seligman MO 65745

    4.3 Superb 15 reviews

    “He is very nice and he will try and help you with what ever you need I don't know if I say this here but I buy cigarettes and tobacco products he has liquor for sale and drinks pops coke drpeppers and others”

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  5. 405 State Hwy C, Purdy MO 65734

    4.2 Good 13 reviews

    “Clean, friendly, and the bathrooms ARE open to customers, so I'm not sure where those reviews were coming from unless it was a Covid protection situation at the time. The food is great, and the staff are helpful.”

  6. 26293 State Hwy 37, Seligman MO 65745

    3.7 Good 25 reviews

    “Well everybody knows why we stop at Conoco. No it's not Casey's and no it's not dairy Queen. It's Conoco. From my experience I've noticed they usually have the cheapest gas prices. Also with this kind of go I don't have to go in and prepaid I can pay the pump. Which you don't see them very often anymore. So stop on it get you some gas not saying all of them are prepaid. Get you some gas without breaking your pocketbook.”

  7. 33 Main St, Cassville MO 65625

    3.1 Average 61 reviews

    “100% cleanest bathrooms by comparison. Standard practice, same prices you expect to see. Clean area and good pizza. Just not the place to go if you are in a rush. The line can be long since normally only one of two registers is open.”

  8. 9429 State Highway W, Cassville MO 65625

    3 Average 9 reviews

  9. 112 Old Wire Rd, Washburn MO 65772

    1.9 Poor 21 reviews

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