Grocery Stores near Combs, AR

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  1. 10342 AR-16, Combs AR 72721

    4.6 Superb 92 reviews

    “Food was great! Had a hot & juicy Bacon Cheeseburger, Hand-breaded Chicken Tenders that were moist and perfectly crispy and just right french fries. Service was prompt and friendly and cafe was clean! If ever in the area again, we'd definitely eat there.”

  2. 5096 AR-23, Saint Paul AR 72760

    4.8 Superb 25 reviews

    “We were driving from Eureka Springs to Ozark during our Spring Break trip. Needed to stop and this seemed to be the only civilization around. We needed to get things anyway for our Ozark AirBNB so we stopped. This place is basically a grocery store minus a deli/bakery and pharmacy. My daughter found a lot of blue bow merch they were clearing out. We found everything we needed and then some. Impressed. We even got an awesome lunch recommendation from the VERY helpful and personable staff member who was there. Honestly this was a noteworthy stop on our trip and my daughter is in love with the bow merch and other trinkets she found.”

  3. 481 5th St, St Paul AR 72760

    4.7 Superb 52 reviews

    “Very clean restrooms, friendly staff, and reasonable, good food. The last gas stop for a while on the scenic byway for quite a few miles. Can't go wrong stopping here”

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