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  1. Walmart Supercenter - 406 East 22nd Street

    406 East 22nd Street, Stuttgart AR 72160

    3.3 Good 149 reviews

    “Friendly people. I'm a trucker, and they were ok with me parking there both while shopping and for the night. The store was clean, and the bathrooms were clean (shocker for Walmart sometimes). Drivers, please be respectful, put your cart up, and don't leave trash.”

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  2. DG Market - 805 North Buerkle Street

    805 North Buerkle Street, Stuttgart AR 72160

    3.7 Good 54 reviews

    “Dollar General is night and day to what it used to be here in Stuttgart. I'm not sure about elsewhere, it's got to be new management or different employees here though. The shelves are stacked neatly everything is clean as clean gets. The products, especially things like the milk and other refrigerated goods are stacked in such a way that the dates are all rotated in a timely manner. Etc etc I can't believe the difference it's just amazing. Great job dollar General in Stuttgart, you all need a bit fat raise. We rarely go to the other end of town now to the other supermarkets.”

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  3. Shoppers Value - 102 E 22nd St

    102 E 22nd St, Stuttgart AR 72160

    3.6 Good 19 reviews

    “This store has great home style freshly cooked food. I think I've mentioned this somewhere before but it's worth mentioning again - they have THE best fried chicken anywhere. Check it out, it's also great value.”

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