We were in town for a few days and needed to stop in and pick up a few supplies. The store was…read moreclean and pretty well stocked. I found what I needed and was on my way.

one of the best run Walmarts i have ever been to. It is refreshing to go into a Walmart and be able…read moreto shop without feeling rushed or having to deal with narrow aisles. The aisles are wide and the store is well stocked and the associates are friendly and engaging.

Was on vacation in Broken Bow. Found Pruett's Foods for our needs. Loved the store. People helpful…read moreand very friendly.

Best place I am aware of in the area to get groceries. Although the prices are a little higher…read morewhich is to be expected. Good selection of produce, meats, specialty cheeses, some grab & go, and other expected grocery store items. Best would be to bring your own groceries when staying in the area but that's not always feasible.

Review for in-cabin chef services only: Chef Phil is a MUST when you rent a cabin in Broken…read moreBow/Hochatown. I saw a video on Tik Tok by a well known hair salon owner in Dallas recommending him - LEGIT! Our hand-selected menu: - Prime Grade 16 oz Ribeye - American Wagyu 20 oz - Caesar salad (requested no anchovies but he usually adds them) - Brussels and crispy pork belly - Mushroom risotto - Smoked Gouda Mac and cheese - Herbed fresh green beans - Chocolate whiskey cake He will take custom food orders as well (even fresh seafood!). I cannot explain how EVERY bite of every item had incredible flavor. Delicious is an understatement. Chef Phil cooked, cleaned (counter/stove tops, took out the trash, loaded and started dishwasher), and provided nice to-go containers for leftovers. He did everything within 2 hours of arrival for two of us. The leftovers the next day were just as flavorful as freshly served! Reserve your date WELL in advance as his schedule stays full. Is it affordable? YES! I paid Chef Phil the same amount as going to a 5 star steak restaurant in Tulsa or Dallas and that included his time/travel (he should charge more!). The food was 5 star quality as well; actually, better! Besides being an amazing cook, Chef Phil is a kind, personable guy. It was a pleasure having him in our cabin, and we will use him on all future cabin trips!

Hands down the best steak I've ever cooked -- and maybe the best I've ever eaten! I called ahead…read moreand the staff was incredibly helpful and friendly, making the whole experience smooth from the start. The service was spectacular, and you can really tell they care about quality. It wasn't a bad drive at all from our cabin, and it was more than worth it. If you're in the Broken Bow area, do yourself a favor and stop here -- you won't regret it.

We stopped here for snacks and some produce and grocery items on our way to Hot Springs. Staff is…read morefriendly and helpful. Store is clean, well stocked.

This is a great family run business, friendly service, clean, well managed. We are indeed…read morefortunate to have Bob's Food City in Mount Ida, Arkansas.

They had rib-eye steaks on sale (HA) and they were the toughest steaks I have ever had! For 12…read morebucks a pound one expects tender meat! Not so at Brookshire's, do not recommend!

amazing very nice and friendly grocery store had a lot of selection on food and different brands i…read morehad never seen before

Great place to get some grocery items and household necessities you may have forgotten…read more Deli counter with some ready-made pasta salads (etc), cakes, bakery items. Good selection of cheeses, snacks, beer & wine. Frozen, refrigerated, & a small produce section. Beats driving back to Pruitt's if you're closer to Local 259! Cute patio out front with some picnic tables (in shade)grassy area for kids to run, corn hole & a couple food trucks. Liquor, ice cream & candy stores in same strip. Friendly staff! I'm so grateful they're there!

Best cake we've ever had and all of their cakes are completely from scratch. It's a small store…read morewith various items, sundries, and beverages and they even cook specials to-go each day such as prime rib and seafood. We've not tried anything but the cake and each time we go to Hochatown in the Broken Bow area, the Local 259 is our first stop before heading to our cabin in the mountains. The cakes are all displayed in a deli case and can be bought by the slice or a whole cake. They order the cakes from a place called Sugarees in Missouri. Best coconut cake with white 7-minute icing since my mom used to bake them at Easter.

I did not see the bakery section in the store first time. Went a few days before Thanksgiving and…read morethey were well stocked with everything I needed!

Good ol' Nichols Eufaula. This grocery store is very old. It smells very old and funky. The flower…read moreshop part is convenient, although they've definitely forgotten to deliver for a call in order before. My mom loves the deli meals. Popular spot for high school kids to work. It's one of 2 options for groceries, so if you're in the area, you'll likely have to go.

This Walmart is a great store. For sure many people are used to many other stores to shop in if…read moretraveling through or whatever, and it is hard work to work in any retail environment, I know, but I think this store does an excellent job. I get very tired of some people saying negative things about stores that are really quite good. It is true that all employees should take pride in their work and spend less time being involved in things that are not work oriented, and that happens everywhere, but I have never had any issues at this store. It's a small town and offers other services, and this store tries. I'd like to know if those who are so quick to judge, so to speak, have ever worked retail? Complaining is easy when you can't see the bigger picture and yes, it would be nice to see a few other stores open, for the mental health of all people, instead of seeing businesses leave because they can. People need to work and big business needs to do its best to provide that instead of being unfair to communities who have served them well, and likely for a long time. You want more probably, but make do with what is available and stop complaining, they have a great selection, and their selection is up to corporate, and they seem to do a pretty good job as far as I'm concerned and the people who work there do what they are told, and sometimes that's like mission impossible, since some of us know how that works. The key is to stay focused as a worker and a consumer, so stop complaining and do your best it could be far worse so take your blinders off. This store has what you need more times than often, and the people I have seen working hard are doing their best! They are polite and always helpful. People are spoiled...they want this and that, or impose their superficial take on things, and well, most of us are there to shop, not show off and I find food, and the basics, and yes, they have auto service, so no, don't complain. This store is clean, and does its best, and that is that! Imagine what it is like to have to work hard for any company and restock shelves, lifting, pushing, tagging, etc, etc... and all the other things you as a consumer do not know about, so get over yourself, because this store does try, and I appreciate it and so should you. Grow your own apples if you think you can do better, go for it. Be grateful for things, and yes, we need a few more businesses here because the residents deserve that, not another coffee shop, and granola bars that cost $5.00, we need more than that, I can make my own coffee and do! We also need more smaller stores too, but this is a farming area, and big stores like Walmart who provide to this community are really great too, because farmers are very busy people and so is everyone else. The little man, he is the one who built this country, don't forget him or her and deserves a chance too, so see things for what they are, and remember, this store is a nice place to shop so respect it. Thank you.

As a poster-child of completely mediocre business models, it's hard to imagine a Wal-Mart location…read morewhere any aspect of the experience (products offered, service rendered, fellow shoppers encountered) is noteworthy. Other than the fact that there are very few alternatives in town, meaning it's likely you will see friends or neighbors, this iteration is no different. All the typical stereotypes and tropes apply, including having an absurdly limited number of open registers and a knack for discontinuing items as soon as you grow accustomed to purchasing them. That said, if you want quality organic produce when the local farmers' market isn't in season, this is just about the only place to get it. That alone saves it from one or two star oblivion - if only barely - but doesn't change the fact that shopping here feels more like a chore than anything remotely enjoyable.