
A must stop on any Route 66 tour. Fudge confectionery, sodas from various small American bottlers, popcorn, and edible goodies, Route 66 memorabilia, and a plethora of items people can actually use, round out this friendly and attentive establishment. Cutlery, clothes, garden knomes. Also farmer friendly with feed and supplies for your equines, bovine, chickens and pets. And did I mention a great selection of garden knomes?!?
Oh, and The Red Rocker is like the topping on an ice cream sundae. A favorite attraction. They'll even take your picture for you!
Route 66 (Highway ZZ), about 3 miles south of Cuba, off I-44 at EXIT 208, south of...
Read moreWe've tried to stop here several times on various trips and it was always closed. But it was open this time, and worth the visit.
I loved the cozy interior and variety of products. They especially have a good selection of glass bottle sodas, some of which I'd never had before, which is getting increasingly harder for me.
They have 2 adorable kitties that roam the store, too. I love store pets. I feel they really elevate the experience.
The cashier was great to deal with.
Overall, there's a lot more to this place than the giant rocking chair. I wouldn't necessarily label this as a full blown attraction, but I definitely...
Read moreNot being a huge popcorn fan, I have to admit the ghost pepper/carmel flavor was terrific and I would definitely have it again. There were several other fun flavors combinations too and hopefully can try them in the future. This is a great country outpost store with essentials, touristy, and route 66 memorabilia for sale and good prices.
Along the old route its fun to stop here and also see the world's biggest second biggest rocking chair. Apparently there is another bigger one but that's for another road trip adventure.
The owners, a family, are very nice, friendly and welcoming so be sure to visit for a soda...
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