117 E North St, Peculiar MO 64078
“Nice place. Bathrooms are always clean and stocked with all the necessary things. Wide variety of options for both cold/hot beverages. Nice selection of fresh foods being served. With an even bigger selection of prepackaged food items/snacks. This location is always clean and nicely stocked with anything you may need. Such as cups, lids, straws, napkins, condiments, and more. Staff is friendly, fast, and helpful. I will say and give a heads up on this particular location itself, and that is be prepared to wait in a small line. And at times, even a longer line. However, the cashiers get the customers through there pretty quickly. This is a nice location. If you're looking for clean bathrooms. That also provides soap, water, and paper towels at your disposal. These items should ALWAYS be fully stocked at any and all convenient stores. It should be common sense. However, this is not always the case. As we all know. I do really like this Casey's. Parking: There is plenty of parking for the customers. Kid-friendliness: I would recommend that with as busy this store always is that if you have kiddos to keep a close eye on them. Common sense stuff guys! Wheelchair accessibility: Yes. This place does have both handicap parking as well as wheelchair accessibility.”
501 Schug Ave, Peculiar MO 64078
“Gas was $3.44/gallon instead of $3.20/gallon that was shown on Google maps, which convinced us to stop.The 3.44/gal. price is way more expensive than the avg. price of $3.30 this week! On the plus side, there is a full grocery store attached. which is nice.Find the restrooms by taking a hard right at the front entrance and a left at the back of the store.”
625 State Hwy J, Peculiar MO 64078
“I’ve been to this Casey’s a handful of times this year and the staff here are always very nice.The lady at the register this afternoon was super nice. Great location!”
700 State Hwy J, Peculiar MO 64078
“Staff is friendly. My waitress at Denny’s was amazing as hell. Food was good. Showers are hot, good pressure but they are still closet sized. C’mon pilot redo them! That’s the only reason they lost a star.”
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