Convenience Stores in Waynesville, MO

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  1. 1106 W Historic 66, Waynesville MO 65583

    3.9 Good 75 reviews

    “Every employee I’ve ever interacted with at this Casey’s (usually in the early morning) has been nothing but nice and welcoming! Wonderful people and sooooo much better than the St. Robert Casey’s where everyone is incredibly rude. I live closer to the St. Robert Casey’s but will go out of my way to the Waynesville location every single time. I also love the app and the Casey’s cash for points.”

  2. 1395 Gw Lane, Waynesville MO 65583

    3.6 Good 86 reviews

    “Nice store. Nice selection. Nice employees. The thing that's weird about Maverik is that even if you pay inside, they still have to give you a paper ticket with a code that you have to punch in at the pump before it will work”

  3. 101 Discovery Drive, Waynesville MO 65583

    3.6 Good 44 reviews

    “Always a fantastic experience here! The staff is super friendly, and I love the convenience of their quick grab-and-go snacks. Plus, the gas prices are usually the best around—highly recommend stopping by!”

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  5. 1302 U.S. Route 66, Waynesville MO 65583

    3.2 Average 8 reviews

  6. 1302 U.S. Route 66 W, Waynesville MO 65583

    2.8 Average 9 reviews

    “Idk why there's so many bad reviews? The customer service is great. I think their coffee is way better than Casey's or Kum & Go. I've never had issues getting gas there. I have not used the car wash so I'm unsure how good or bad it is. I wasn't a fan of the burritos but honestly most gas station food is nasty ?‍♀️”

  7. 26075 MO-17, Waynesville MO 65583

    2.4 Poor 34 reviews

    “I live near this place, it is super nice and very fast service! They have the best honey stung chicken sandwiches, and chicken gizzard. They also have corn dogs, pizza and hamburger. Also the store itself is really cool looking and definitely worth a visit if you are in the area.”

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