Convenience Stores in Kearney, MO

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  1. 26017 Co Rd RA, Kearney MO 64060

    4.8 Superb 52 reviews

    “A real nice find as we were out exploring and decided to stop here for lunch. Casual atmosphere in what used to be mostly a local general store for campers and fisherman. The food was delicious and largely portioned. My wife had the burger and I went for the tenderloin sandwich. Very substantial portions and the fried mushrooms were perfect!”

  2. 600 State Rte 92, Kearney MO 64060

    3.5 Good 186 reviews

    “This place deserves a five-star rating—first for its organization and cleanliness, and second for the clean, pleasantly scented restrooms and shower facilities. And let’s not forget the most important point: the price of diesel here is lower than at some other truck stops. However, there is one drawback: when leaving the station heading north, you have to exit onto the southbound road, make a U-turn, and then get back onto the northbound road.”

  3. 200 State Rte 92, Kearney MO 64060

    3.4 Good 84 reviews

    “Don't confuse the pizza here for anything like Pizza Hut, or especially local pizzerias -- it's its own thing. Sure, it may be somewhat greasy -- but that's actually what makes it so fun in the end. It doesn't take away from the flavor; instead, it actually adds to it.”

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  5. 420 West 6th Street, Kearney MO 64060

    3.2 Average 89 reviews

    “Everyone working here is very nice. I come here a lot so it’s nice to have people to joke around with when running an errand. They make the visit seem like not such a task and more like a friendly visit. My daughter and I love the pizza and the warm cookies!”

  6. 601 South Jefferson Street, Kearney MO 64060

    1.8 Poor 122 reviews

    “This store has had a lot of turnover. Hiring more staff has been very hardThe original crew have all left. We are not all rude. As for medications being out of stock, its beyond our control. You have the option for us to find another CVS that can fulfill your medications.It is easy to blame when you don't have all the information. It's unfortunate some people have had such negative experiences.”

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