Diamond Pet Foods

My navigation system wouldn't bring up the direction had to use my phone navigation. Overnight parking is available. No one answers the phone but Overall it's okay 3 out of 5 average at best

Had to wait 3 hours to get to dock.they loaded me quickly but had to wait another 2 hours for testing of product. They don't care about driver only the weights. I will do my best not to load here again.they could have tested it before putting it in for shipping.

This was a good place to load, typical Missouri back roads on the way in, lots of hills and curves. Like others have said, go in full of fuel because they are going to load you heavy. If you have a Verizon phone you won't have any service while you are here.

Friendly polite workers. I would get fuel before going because they are going to max u out. Arrived at 13:55 Left at 16:54 Spacious area easy to dock and plenty of room to park overnight if needed.

I did simple drop and hook. Entered straight in from Third St. Park next to Jersey barriers. Checked in(nice people), dropped MT in dock. BT to gravel lot two streets over for loaded. Scaled then back to check-in for paperwork. You can't ask for a simpler process! I took MO-B to 54 as my exit route as others suggested. Probably the best option but this was my first time here. All I can say for the drive in and out is, to quote Anakin, "This is where the fun begins."

No, the roads are not scary, there just not the interstate. Cell service was fine. After reading some of the other reviews decided to go the old fashioned route and just call the shipper myself. They have a direction line that was spot on. Staff is friendly enough with the exception of one yard jockey. I made the mistake of asking what way out he thought was best, evidently he hears this a little too often!

Couldn't believe the number of trucks that didn't check a thing out in advance and we're making truckers look like a bunch of dumb arses. It's an extremely small town, way out in the country. As you can see by the photo, you will not make it around corners with your tandems stretched. The other photo is what the drive in nd out looks like in snowy weather on MO133.

Very friendly staff. I was a simple drop and hook and they even made that more simple than most places. The facility looks clean. Bathroom is open 24 hours and they have overnight parking. Was even told about a place around to corner called Natalie's that has good coffee and beagles. Definitely a place I would not mind returning to.

Great People. Make sure you get an empty scale ticket, before you check in. It's to left after the first building with bays, you'll turn left and left and left into the bay from the back, then right and left around the back to check in. Park off to the right. They will load you 24/7, regardless of your dispatch schedule. They don't mind you parking overnight if you're tight on that 10 and they have room.

Just move out of the way. I had no trouble getting here and they work very hard and have always treated me like family. These are people with great core values. It shows. Of I ran a business, this is what I would goal for. Would be great of all businesses treated the truck drivers this way and the truck drivers treated businesses this way. A positive attitude makes things happen in logistics and elsewhere.

My company(Schuster Trucking company in Le Mars Iowa) also treats us drivers well and for a company driver solo, they pay me well and treat me like family. It's people like that, who make the hard times easier. Thanks for all that you do. Very inspiring. Someone left a bad review, because it was in a rural area. Welcome to trucking. Also, if you're stuck here during business hours, there is a coffee shop with cold and hot subs, salads, pastries and drinks around the corner and up the hill a block.

It's called Natalie's and Natalie is sweet and beautiful. Coolest restaurants that a truck driver could ever visit. It's all order to go, but the waiting area is downtime comfy and old fashioned.

Make sure you get your scale ticket first. Drive around back where it says truck scales and pull in the appropriate one. Bulk or freight scale. They will tell you where to go from there. On that note be aware of your fuel level. Scale after loaded before getting paperwork. I was scaled with 600 pounds to spare and still needed to fuel so BE AWARE! Showed up early and was loaded fairly quick.

I was early so other trucks had to get loaded first. Busy place but they are quick. Love this little town! I would live here. Roads in and out would be terrifying in northern type winters but the summers have got to be beautiful! Restrooms are available for drivers with some vending. Really no room for overnight parking but if you have an early appt and stayed you should be fine. Everyone I dealt with was very nice and friendly!

Scale empty, get loaded, scale loaded, get paperwork. Same process as a recycling facility, quarry, or any other shipper that loads by the pound. Very friendly people on night shift. The dock worker even gave me a run down on where to get breakfast in the morning and where to grab coffee. Overnight parking available as well. I have 5 bars with ATT and my Verizon hotspot is doing fine as well.

The roads getting here aren't that bad unless you're one of the drivers that panics every time you're not on an interstate. Similar roads to rural PA, WV, etc. Sorry to break it to you, not every load in trucking is a giant warehouse off of an interstate with a Love's next door. Take your time, enjoy the scenery, and accept that it'll be a little bit of a slow 15 miles. I'll take this over a Capstone logistics warehouse that kicks you out with no time on the clock every time.

Truckers All the ways for this location be like roller coaster Big signs for scale Park in scale-house (yellow sign in photo) someone will come to you for directions Unloading was fast Night parking ok near shipping office (facilities open all night)

The only thing I can really complain about this place is getting there, Just like everyone else has said it's out in the middle of nowhere no cell phone reception and they are stingy with their Wi-Fi. Otherwise lots of space and they're usually pretty fast, The longest I've ever been there is 2 hours from beginning to end. Give us a free Wi-Fi.

Awsum place to dump your load very helpful with unloading it just takes awhile but it's not there fault its the roads packing product so tight it hardly won't fall out of the hoppers.

Just to reiterate what others have said: MO B is probably the best way in for trucks. It's a roller coaster, but not the worst. When you arrive, go around the building to 5th St. There are signs for the scale house. Scale empty first and they will bring you a ticket. Drive across the road and to about the middle of the plant to the shipping office with your scale ticket.

They'll tell you where to dock. When your light turns green, go back and scale again, then come back to shipping for your paperwork. It really wasn't bad! The people there are helpful and friendly.

This place is a little confusing for first time deliveries. First, the roads are very winding and sharp curves. You're not lost, keep going! Next, go to Olive St. (Rd, Blvd, etc) and follow signs for scales. After scaling, you will be directed where to go. Very helpful staff. Overnight parking is available. Quick unload. Unload hours are 24 hrs

Extremely friendly professional and very enjoyable people here. Got here 12 hrs ahead of appointment and was unloaded in 35 minutes and allowed parking overnight with porta potties and garbage disposal. Thank you!