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  1. Huntsville Pantry - 562 N Parrott Dr

    562 N Parrott Dr, Huntsville AR 72740

    4.8 Superb 80 reviews

    “Best homemade sandwiches! Great flavors of soft serve! Fantastic delicious counter with lots of options for unique cheeses and delicious meats. Unique gifts and Christian products. Great Amish made items for sale.”

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  2. Ma & Pa's Discount Groceries + Gas - 15045 US-412

    15045 US-412, Huntsville AR 72740

    4.9 Superb 22 reviews

    “I have never seen anything like Ma and Pa's Discount Groceries before. It is incredible. They have such a variety and the prices for all of their confections and other goods are rock bottom affordable. This is the best family owned gas station I have ever been to. We will definitely be returning.”

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  3. Marble Store - 22669 US-412

    22669 US-412, Huntsville AR 72740

    4.9 Superb 16 reviews

    “Absolutely in love with my granite. We got the all 3 of our bathrooms and kitchen done. I am amazed at the craftsmanship, as well as the speed and professionalism of the service. Definitely recommend!!”

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  5. Dollar General - 22841 US-412

    22841 US-412, Huntsville AR 72740

    4.5 Superb 24 reviews

    “My wife my grandson and his mom stopped in here once when they took a drive from Jasper to Harrison and they got some flowers for my grandson’s aunts headstone and they had it right there thank you guys”

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  6. MA AND PAS GAS - 15045 US-412

    15045 US-412, Huntsville AR 72740

    4.5 Superb 14 reviews

    “So if your looking for bargains this would be your one stop shopping. They carry lots of damaged foods such as can goods and cereal that the boxes may be caved in or the cans have been dented. I didn't buy anything here but did walk around to see what kind of goodies they do have. I see they bake fresh breads here such as the banana bread was sure smelling good. Decent store but I really didn't see anything I'd buy”

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  7. Dollar General - 561 North Parrott Drive

    561 North Parrott Drive, Huntsville AR 72740

    4.3 Superb 72 reviews

    “This location has much better customer service than the one across from Chana's Corner on hwy 23. After having poor customer service at the hwy 23 Dollar General trying to return a phone charger, I had just bought there (it was not working). I ended up returning it here instead. The cashier at this location Jenn was very friendly, prompt, and gave excellent customer service. It was nice just to have a cashier who acted polite and normal.”

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  8. Harps Food Stores - 115 Lee Street

    115 Lee Street, Huntsville AR 72740

    4.2 Good 107 reviews

    “I like harps in Huntsville it’s a good grocery store it sure saves you a trip from going to Walmart and they have lots of meat and the bakery makes very good donuts so if you need to go to a store and get just one thing like milk or anything just go to harps thank you harps keep on serving Huntsville”

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  9. Walmart Money Center - 157 Gary Hatfield Wy

    157 Gary Hatfield Wy, Huntsville AR 72740

    1.3 Poor 3 reviews

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  10. Walmart Bakery - 157 Gary Hatfield Wy

    157 Gary Hatfield Wy, Huntsville AR 72740

    1.5 Poor 4 reviews

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  11. Walmart Supercenter - 157 Gary Hatfield Way

    157 Gary Hatfield Way, Huntsville AR 72740

    3.7 Good 180 reviews

    “Wow it's all self check now. They made lots of changes since the last time I was in here. Where is all the yarn gone too?? I crochet and it's hard to find the yarn I need.”

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