“Kozey’s Country Market in Hardy is a charming place to browse with plenty of products to choose from. They carry a nice mix of local goods, pantry items, and unique finds that give the store a cozy, country feel. Some prices are a little high, but the quality and selection make it worth a stop if you’re passing through. It’s a fun place to explore, especially if you enjoy discovering specialty foods and small-town markets.”
“Had a flet when I rolled into the parking lot. Went straight to the automotive service center and got the last tire in my size and Bobby was a funny guy! He kept us entertained the whole time while we waited. Great service!”
“Ok for what it is. The one in Ash Flat is the smallest but changing up the place and getting better. Good management. They're all around the area, some are better than others. CV is the best one I've been in, Mountain Home is ok but isles are usually full of unstocked items, same as Ash Flat, well most all of them seem to be understaffed, and it's a problem for everyone.”
“I go to this store weekly. While on occasion they do run out of items one would assume would be commonplace, it is not surprising because we are not in a densely populated area. It can be hard to predict what people in rural areas need vs what they want to splurge on (and keep the majority happy while obviously causing occasional distresses which I have experienced personally on occasion). Overall, the prices are worth the hassle and the choices are reasonably fair. True it is a 30 minute drive and there are a few luxuries I miss from shopping at Walmarts in larger cities (deli), but it saves me approximately $200 every month (and that is not including the pharmacy prices).”
“Harps Food Stores in Highland, Arkansas is a clean, community-focused neighborhood supermarket known for friendly service and a welcoming, family-like atmosphere this specific store has been opened since 2020. It's an option especially since Walmart is gouging the residents in the surrounding area but do pay attention to the expiration dates. Other than that give them a whirl.”