Convenience Stores in DeWitt, AR

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  1. Arkansas Hwy 1 @ Hwy 165, DeWitt AR 72042

    4.7 Superb 46 reviews

    “Best gas/truck station in this area! They have so many items that you can’t find anywhere else! My husband and I have just started coming to this area for our job and will probably be around often. We’ve been here after 5 the two times we’ve stopped in the past couple weeks and we are typically shy, quiet, and slightly socially awkward people (lol) but the guy working at the register is always super friendly and has a smile. We look forward to seeing him when we go in! We feel safe and welcomed here and they even have the witches brew Alanis! We’ve been stocking up when we come in. They have everything from A to Z. It’s perfect for a quick stop for things you might need and the prices are good too! Thanks guys :) Might not suspect it, but this place is a gem! ?”

  2. 1721 South Jackson Street, DeWitt AR 72042

    4.2 Good 57 reviews

    “I frequently end my workday late and too tired to cook. There aren't many places locally to take out food in late evening, but the Conoco pizza service is available. I decided to try it out and see what the locals were raving about, and I was not disappointed! Not only was the pizza wonderfully tasty, but it was generously covered with ingredients, far more than I'm accustomed to in the much larger town I live. The most amazing fact was that there is no extra charge for additional toppings! I usually have to pay $1 for each one above 3, and the total price is about half what most pizza chains charge for the same quantity. The taste is also equal to most of the best. I don't know about the five-year-old review above, but I have found the attendant taking my phone order, preparing my pizza, and serving it to me to be among the most personable and courteously attentive service people I have encountered in food service. if you want a late night meAl that is hot, hearty, tasty, inexpensive, and graciously served, you can't do better than here!”

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