Convenience Stores in Odessa, MO

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  1. 414 Old Hwy 40, Odessa MO 64076

    4.2 Good 55 reviews

    “I love this gas station. I’ve literally been going here for over 20 years. Ever since they added the chicken me and my family get it regularly and the woman who works there almost everyday is so nice. Plus the other woman who have worked there a long time are wonderful too. When they built the new gas station right next door I told them I’d never betray them and go there and I never will. ☺”

  2. 200 US-40, Odessa MO 64076

    3.9 Good 26 reviews

    “This is our local gas station. It's a small parking lot so be careful of cars backing up from the store because they get really close to the cars at the pumps. Prices are always in line with local prices.”

  3. 200 Old Hwy 40, Odessa MO 64076

    3.5 Good 31 reviews

    “Makes amazing pizza's within 10 minutes! Food there is amazing. Staff there is amazing and very social. You can definitely start some cool conversations with the staff and they're just amazing to talk to. Pricing for everything is very reasonable.”

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  5. 101 South 2nd Street, Odessa MO 64076

    3 Average 20 reviews

    “These ladies are awesome. The hours are a little shorter than the big stores in town, but I never feel like I am being herded like cattle the way big pharmacies in town do. Unlike other businesses that charge more because it is a “rural market”, they charge the same as the metro stores do for meds. If you want them to know who you are and remember you and are ok that they don’t have a 40-foot toy aisle, check it out.”

  6. 309 South 2nd Street, Odessa MO 64076

    3.3 Good 89 reviews

    “Outstanding job Ladies!! First off, this is a commercial quality photo!! I came to town for fuel & stopped in. By far the BEST LJS I have had in years!! ( And I eat it ... trust me ?)Made fresh to order and was DEEE-LISH!!12/23/223:30 PM”

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