Grocery Stores near Marked Tree, AR

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  1. 206 Hester Parker Dr Mkt, Marked Tree AR 72365

    4 Good 92 reviews

    “It's ? small and very homey but Man y'all then prices especially some things like my Big case of eggs I believe like two dozen in the little card board box come out to be almost 4$? IKR ❤️?❤️???? IT'S a little drive but well worth the savings y'all”

  2. 212 Hester Parker Drive, Marked Tree AR 72365

    3.9 Good 59 reviews

    “Associates were Super nice! Saw my Surgery Wound Lifted water for me put in cart and waited for me to check out to put in my car! Now, that's what you call Excellent Customer Service!! Thanks Ms. Deb!”

  3. 210 N Greenwood Ave, Lepanto AR 72354

    4.3 Superb 50 reviews

    “Whoever the girl is that works in the meat department needs to do better! Respond to a question, why look off and down on the ground! I actually ask the young man checking me out if she was deaf or mute and still Rude. Why don't she know where the sliced cheese is at? I know my sandwich meat wasn't weighed right. Ridiculous!”

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  5. 305 AR-463 South, Trumann AR 72472

    4.1 Good 82 reviews

    “Told the Clerk/Mgr. working the counter they were out of Blue Bunny Orange Dream Ice Cream on a stick. She left the counter to go check the stockroom then came back & said they were out & that she will order for the next store delivery in a couple days. She was very kind and going beyond the call of duty for me considering there was a long line waiting to check out. William Pereszlay, Trumann, Ark.”

  6. 330 West Broad Street, Lepanto AR 72354

    3.4 Good 50 reviews

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