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  1. GES Inc - 460 S Alabama St

    460 S Alabama St, Marianna AR 72360

    4.9 Superb 14 reviews

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  2. Happy Mart - 270 W Chestnut St

    270 W Chestnut St, Marianna AR 72360

    4.7 Superb 39 reviews

    “If you’re in town trying to get bite to eat, stop by Happy Mart you want a different taste go try the chicken philly, the burgers, and the lunch plates through the weekday for the lunch plates…. Everything you need right there”

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  3. Dollar General - 137 Forrest Avenue

    137 Forrest Avenue, Marianna AR 72360

    2.3 Poor 57 reviews

    “I ran in today for some childrens Benadryl to hold my son over till we could get to the ER with a allergic reaction.. I ran in and was was accidentally rude as I asked where I could find the benadryl cause its a emergency. The cashier at the frount very nicely and quickly helped me and she even cheaked and asked if my son was ok. My son is ok and doing well now! But huge thanks to the lady who helped. I dont even know your name but thank you! I hope you see this! And I want you to know that you are appreciated!”

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  5. Edwards Food Giant - 460 S Alabama St

    460 S Alabama St, Marianna AR 72360

    3.2 Average 60 reviews

    “The staff are usually friendly and helpful. The store is always clean and bright. This Edwards Food Giant has a super lovely deli serving hot/cold foods along with fresh slice deli meats and cheese. Fantastic baked goods, as well. Excellent selection of frozen foods. Great produce selections. Pocket-friendly prices, we always find super deals! It is a wonderful place to shop with friendly people!”

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