Grocery Stores in Des Arc, AR

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  1. 1305 W Main St, Des Arc AR 72040

    4.1 Good 24 reviews

    “I do like City Market in Des Arc. The prices are pretty high here, but we're paying for convenience.They usually have decent deals in the meat section. The butcher knows what they're doing. The ground beef and pork chops are good quality cuts.I have also found really good deals on bacon at this store. Recently I got 2lbs of bacon for $8.The parking lot is pretty small. Other than that, it's not a bad place to shop.”

  2. 1303 W Main St, Des Arc AR 72040

    3.9 Good 12 reviews

    “It's a gas station, with a subway and pizza joint. Not much else to say about the business itself. But I do have a bone to pick with my fellow Des Arceans: if you're NOT getting gas, PLEASE DO NOT park at the pump!! Even if you are going to get gas, but you're going inside to get lotto tickets, a subway sandwich, or a fountain drink, and you know you're going to be a while, PLEASE park at the entrance and then move over to the pump once you're done! I can't describe how annoying it is when I pull up to get gas at one of the two pumps, only to see two empty cars blocking them, and then people walk out and drive away, not even getting gas! This is a frequent issue at Des Arc gas stations for some reason. I mean, this is common sense, common courtesy that should have been taught to us as children! Do better, Des Arc peeps! With all due respect.”

  3. 1006 Main St, Des Arc AR 72040

    3.6 Good 50 reviews

    “Store building is 1000²ft of floor space . 2much merchandise on the floors. 2 buggies can't fit down a aisle at the same time without having to squeeze n still knock stuff over n around .”

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  5. Des Arc AR 72040

    2.4 Poor 7 reviews

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