Convenience Stores in Harrisburg, AR

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  1. 210 North Illinois Avenue, Harrisburg AR 72432

    4.4 Superb 43 reviews

    “Always Great service, and trustworthy gas at this location.Also love the points system is perfect you get points that turn to cash after so many and they stack up fast. Always nice to get money for shopping!”

  2. 109 N Illinois Ave, Harrisburg AR 72432

    4.6 Superb 7 reviews

    “The staff is very friendly and helpful. Their prices are very competitive and cigarette prices are competitive with local tobacco stores. ID is always required to keep minors from purchasing restricted products.”

  3. 900 E Jackson St, Harrisburg AR 72432

    4.1 Good 36 reviews

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  5. 109 N Illinois Ave, Harrisburg AR 72432

    2.6 Average 12 reviews

    “This is the newest Mobil branded gas station/convenience store in Harrisburg. It's especially convenient for southbound traffic on Arkansas Highway 1. The facility is kept very clean, and well-run by conscientious employees. The station sells both gasoline and diesel fuel. There's a separate, dedicated diesel fuel pump area for tractor trailer rigs. Regular vehicles can also get diesel fuel at the main fuel dispenser area in front of the store.”

  6. 900 East Jackson Street, Harrisburg AR 72432

    3.1 Average 31 reviews

    “I drive 30 minutes to the Manila Ar. Store from Gosnell Ar. just to get their chicken on the stick ,and fried chicken livers. I buy veggis too. Sometimes they might over cook the livers but for most part, food is delicious, people are very sweet and friendly also helpful. Clean bathrms,clean store. Oh and love the Baskin Robbins.only place i can get my Black Walnut Ice cream. People from my town and surrounding areas go to Manila everyday because their food is great. They have much more to offer. We are trying to contact home office to see if Jordans would consider building their buisness in our little home town. I promise you you will diffently be welcomed and you will succeed. Love my Jordans.”

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