492 US-64, Coal Hill AR 72832
“I go to the store almost daily. They seem to have a bit of trouble keeping employees but it serves its purpose in such a small town. People always seem polite enough and help when they can. Foods pretty good and haven't ever had any troubles with receiving bad gas or anything of the nature. All i. All pretty good place to get certain things”
103 N 5th St, Scranton AR 72863
“4 Way Quick Stop – A Hidden Gem for Breakfast! From the second I opened the door, I was overwhelmed by the incredible smells coming from the kitchen – pure flavor in the air! After we walked in, a regular recommended the bacon, egg, and cheese on a toasted croissant, and I’m so glad I listened. The croissant was perfectly toasted, the bacon crispy, and the eggs cooked just right. Every bite was delicious, easily one of the best breakfast sandwiches I’ve ever had. This place might seem like a simple stop, but don’t let looks deceive you – it’s a diamond in the rough. If you’re looking for a great breakfast on the go, 4 Way Quick Stop is a must-visit!”
7823 AR-103, Clarksville AR 72830
“We absolutely love stopping into this gas station. The owner is very friendly and welcoming. We’ve been by before and the female worker is also so warm and always smiling. The sandwiches are nice and thick too!”
22254 AR-109, Scranton AR 72863
“They have the best fresh popped popcorn here. So delicious, fresh and hot comes from a popcorn machine that taste just like getting popcorn from the movie theater. They are your one stop for gas, snacks beer, and wine. They have a nice selection of snacks beers and wines. One of the best places to get pickes and spicy pickles.”
6965 State Hwy 22, Subiaco AR 72865
“I mean, it's the only gas station in the little town of Subiaco. Prices are as expected for a convenience store in the middle of BFE. But, they've got a pretty damn friendly staff and a great selection of food in the hot box or off the grill. I say "great" like it's not all deep fried heart attacks waiting to happen, but you get what I'm saying. Crispitos are on point. Pizza (when you can catch it fresh) is loaded with toppings. Beer is usually cold, decent selection of sodas, and the snacks are limitless. If you're passing through and desperate for gas; stop in, fill up, load up on snacks, and get your a** back on the road. Or, if you're just feeling lonely, stop in to pet one of the several dogs that are always hanging around or go inside for a lite conversation sprinkled with some "sweeties" and "babies" from one of the southern gals behind the counter. If you've got enough in the tank to make it another five miles to Paris then keep on keeping on. If you're local and don't want to deal with the "crowds in town" then you already know what's up.”
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