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  1. Rison Market - 250 Main St

    250 Main St, Rison AR 71665

    4.5 Superb 18 reviews

    “In a small town this is a great place to shop a full basket of groceries. Good fresh meat prices. Small veggie section. Good dairy. Parking is ok but not great.”

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  2. Woodlawn Grocery - 6880 US-63

    6880 US-63, Rison AR 71665

    4.5 Superb 23 reviews

    “love the people love the place been coming in the store since I was a whippersnapper LOL and it's one of the places I can say hasn't changed very much for the rat race”

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  3. Dollar General - 7104 US-79

    7104 US-79, Rison AR 71665

    4.2 Good 52 reviews

    “Very tidy place! Always has cheap prices, always stocked up and lots of food and drinks! I also see a lot of students in the store to buy stuff which is nice to see. Staff is okay I guess. It's extremely hot here in Arkansas so the store is cold which makes me feel a lot better. Has all of the stuff we need. In reality, this is a pretty good Dollar General to buy snacks and drinks which is really nice. This is the first dollar general we've ever been to and so far, it's been pretty good lately. "Doesn't matter about the design of the store, it only matters about the store itself and the item's in it."”

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  5. Dollar General - 9070 US-63

    9070 US-63, Rison AR 71665

    3.9 Good 52 reviews

    “Made a pilgrimage here on a recent visit to the States from Europe. Was not disappointed. It is everything I expected and more. I really hope of you read this review you visit as well and share the same experience.”

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