Grocery Stores near Concord, AR

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  1. 10795 Heber Springs Rd N, Concord AR 72523

    3.5 Good 13 reviews

    “In regards to using the word stupid, do you know how much money a DG keeps for change? Do you know how many people paid with $100 bills that day? I am not affiliated with DG but don't be a j**** Educate yourself.”

  2. 6729 Heber Springs Rd N, Drasco AR 72530

    4.8 Superb 51 reviews

    “This is cream of the crop on gas stations, Chad, his wife, and his dad run this place well. If your in need of a drink they got a little of everything, if your hungry you can have them personally make a sandwich just the way you like it with fresh deli meat, or if you want something greasy they have a hot box with fried foods cooked fresh. The owners are super nice and homegrown. If you come in more than 2 times a week they will end up getting your name and greeting you with it ever time you come in.”

  3. 6435 Bethesda Ln, Batesville AR 72501

    4.9 Superb 53 reviews

    “I went the weekend before the 4th to see the fireworks. My 1st time to the store to get me a Mtn Dew to drink while watching the fireworks. Got to meet the owners. Very nice and friendly!”

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  5. 6720 Heber Springs Rd N, Drasco AR 72530

    3.6 Good 79 reviews

    “I really like the new manager Ashley, she is very friendly, very hard worker. and helpful. Always in good spirits. Colby and Matt are very friendly and are really hard workers. Having a friendly face in ur hometown Dollar general is nice to have. The workers are very respectful and eager to help.”

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