Grocery Stores near Ola, AR

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  1. 208 Scenic 7 Dr S, Ola AR 72853

    4.1 Good 61 reviews

    “Solid store with quick service. The place stays organized and easy to move through. Shelves stay stocked with everyday items. The staff moves fast and keeps the line down. Prices stay fair. Good spot for quick trips when you need essentials.”

  2. 21779 AR-27, Dardanelle AR 72834

    4.7 Superb 73 reviews

    “I’m always so pleased with the bargains I can find here! The staff is the friendliest and so helpful. The savings we get on these bumped and taped-up boxes and cans of food is so very worth the drive, and it tastes just as good as the more expensive foods from other stores that are all pretty, with crisp cardboard corners… We don’t get our boxed cereal or mayonnaise anywhere else.”

  3. 10031 Archers Ln, Danville AR 72833

    4.8 Superb 40 reviews

    “John and Hunter have done a great service to the archery community in doing what they have done. I will literally never buy a bow or have one tuned anywhere else as long as Mt George is in business. They are very reasonable on pricing. What I love most about the shop is everyone is treated the same. First come first served and when it’s your turn it’s your turn. Every bow I’ve watched the guys work on it as if they were working on their own. Two amazing men running a wonderful family business. If you are into shooting bows, this is a must stop shop! Well done guys. Looking forward to continuing to do business with you.”

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  5. AR 7, Centerville AR 72829

    4.4 Superb 72 reviews

    “This was our first time there and the staff and people were great! The food was awesome and you get big portions for the money and the food is not very expensive. Lots of parking in the back not so much up front. Big lunch there but will be back for breakfast!”

  6. 17036 AR 7, Dardanelle AR 72834

    4 Good 46 reviews

    “Helpful Staff, Very Clean and Organized Facility. This Dollar General was recently remodeled. The new construction seems to have at least doubled the business's previous size. This has allowed for a larger amount of available products.The only issue I have with the new arrangement of the store would have to be the self check out kiosks. Eventhough they are only a few weeks old, there ALWAYS seems to be 1 that is out of order, and the the other will not allow you to pay with cash, nor allow you to get cash back when using your card. Because the store is now twice as big, and the number of employees working at any given time has not increased, you have to wait until an employee returns to the register or go find one.Overall, it is a nice place to shop locally, just leave a couple minutes in your plans for that inevitable wait time, Especially if you're in a hurry.”

  7. 103 S Spring Ave St, Plainview AR 72857

    3.9 Good 45 reviews

    “Great Place, I bike ride 5 miles from my house to go here and get my stuff, is it worth the 5 miles back? Maybe not, because the milk here was almost $5, but great service. If you belive me.... try out the potato wedges. They're GREAT!”

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