Grocery Stores in Russellville, AR

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  1. 5425 AR-124, Russellville AR 72802

    4.7 Superb 108 reviews

    “Center Valley Grocery has Delicious food & the Best Burgers in town!!! Now they are serving Hunt‘s Brothers Pizza too!!! Yes They are open, Google says they are permanently closed, but they are Not, they are open They have Not closed!”

  2. 2109 West Main Street, Russellville AR 72801

    4.3 Superb 176 reviews

    “Employee's are always so polite and friendly. Very convenient and a Short walking distance. Not to mention the pharmacy has great hours. The bakery/deli always has fresh & hot foods.”

  3. 7150 AR-124, Russellville AR 72802

    4.4 Superb 55 reviews

    “Very friendly people and people dont get a better place to get in for the road has changed so people have been less likely to stop so less people are going to have to wait to pay.”

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  5. 2910 North Arkansas Avenue, Russellville AR 72802

    4.3 Superb 78 reviews

    “The best Dollar General in town in my opinion. If not the best Dollar General experience I've ever had. Their store is always well organized and tidy. Great atmosphere and helpful staff. They've also got self-checkout, which is nice if you want to be in-and-out.”

  6. 100 S Knoxville Ave #10box, Russellville AR 72801

    4.2 Good 175 reviews

    “This is my little secret. So I'm not going to tell you the prices are amazing, and I'm not going to tell that on top of being low priced they have an app with coupons to clip and scan at the register. I'm also noy going to tell you that the cashiers are so sweet and kind. Keep going wherever you have been. Nothing to see here.”

  7. 2331 Old Hwy 124, Russellville AR 72802

    4.3 Superb 47 reviews

    “Not only do I work here but i am a frequent shopper as well. We have some of the best instore deals, not to mention the awesome digital cupons we offer on our app. Friendly faces and 100% about making the customer our number 1 priority.”

  8. 2610 West Main Street, Russellville AR 72801

    4.1 Good 71 reviews

    “It’s a typical Dollar General. There are items that I can get here that I can’t get at the big name places, or I don’t want to get at the big name places because I have to fight the crowds inside to just purchase one or two small items. They have convenient parking and they still check you out. Big stores just pay people to stand around and watch you do their job while they play on their store issued phone and pretend to be busy!”

  9. 1109 West Main Street, Russellville AR 72801

    4.5 Superb 11 reviews

    “I highly recommend a particular trader to everyone looking for Forex, crypto and Binary traders. In this period of economic crisis, Instead of going for a loan I decided to invest in Forex/bitcoin trading with BEN RAPHAEL. After reading a lot of good reviews about him.”

  10. 2109 West Main Street, Russellville AR 72801

    4 Good 9 reviews

    “I love this pharmacy. They are always busy, but take the time to be courteous. The pharmacist are all great!! I'll continue to use them and highly recommend.”

  11. Russellville AR 72801

    4 Good 20 reviews

    “I highly recommend a particular trader to everyone looking for Forex, crypto and Binary traders. In this period of economic crisis, Instead of going for a loan I decided to invest in Forex/bitcoin trading with BEN RAPHAEL. After reading a lot of good reviews about him.”

  12. 513 S Arkansas Ave, Russellville AR 72801

    3.9 Good 53 reviews

    “Recently discovered this store and was not disappointed! I went 2 days in a row because the tamales are to die for! Tried a few of the different homemade sweetbreads, these were also very good. Staff are very kind as well. Will definitely be coming back!”

  13. 106 Weir Rd #3, Russellville AR 72802

    3.2 Average 8 reviews

  14. 2409 East Main Street, Russellville AR 72802

    2 Poor 4 reviews

    “decent Walmart although it is pretty big so watch out children you could end up in a maze (they also have a good variety of items so id say its good for that also)”

  15. 2409 East Main Street, Russellville AR 72802

    2.5 Average 6 reviews

    “decent Walmart although it is pretty big so watch out children you could end up in a maze (they also have a good variety of items so id say its good for that also)”

  16. 512 South Arkansas Avenue, Russellville AR 72801

    3.7 Good 85 reviews

    “What is there to say about Dollar General in DeQueen AR it has good parking and a fair amount of inventory. I think I bought a case of water some soda cracker and peanut butter. Good store”

  17. 1109 West Main Street, Russellville AR 72801

    3.7 Good 103 reviews

    “The quality of groceries are much better and if you get a free kroger card they'll send coupons for things that you buy. The store is convenient and has a comfortable atmosphere. Bargains all over the store. Lots more organic and health food than the big Chinese chain store.”

  18. 2409 East Main Street, Russellville AR 72802

    3.7 Good 251 reviews

    “I just want to recognize an amazing Walmart employee for going above and beyond today (7/11/2026). After a customer completed her purchase, she accidentally left some of her items behind. Ms. Hope noticed and made sure those items were returned to her. It may seem like a small act, but on a day that felt like it was 500 degrees outside (okay, maybe not quite 😂), many people would’ve kept going. Her kindness, integrity, and willingness to help are exactly what great customer service looks like. Thank you, Ms. Hope, for caring enough to make a difference. Walmart is lucky to have you!”

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