Has a little bit of everything, but I was hunting for something specific that I didn't find in…read moreBeebe. A small deli, essentials items like belts (in case you forgot yours or ate too much at the deli), lottery tickets, food items and gas. Friendly people inside and they were quite helpful.

This convenience store / deli / gas station has been in business for many years. There are…read morerelatively new owners who've managed to improve things a bit. If you're craving a snack, their fried chicken is pretty tasty. Also, the employees here are pretty gracious and helpful. Citgo-branded gasoline is also sold here, if your vehicle is thirsty. All-in-all, not a bad place to stop.

I'm writing this review for the deli. God bless the chicken man in the back and the glorious fried…read morechicken he produces. When in Heber, I go to Harps for breakfast and lunch regularly just for the fried chicken. The staff is very nice and patient with what can be large orders that I place from time to time as I usually have a crew at my house. It is just a cool old local grocery store otherwise. Don't expect a lot in that department. Visit the chicken man in the deli.

Most. Unprofessional. Deli. Workers. EVER…read more I went into the deli, because I have heard that they had the best and freshest meat available in Heber Springs. While this may be true, I will likely never have the chance to find out. The first time I went to the deli counter - the women at the counter turned their backs and pretended they did not see either me or my sister. They literally ignored us. Would not listen. Would not answer questions or even acknowledge our existence. Fine. Anybody can have a bad day. Perhaps they were upset because it was 9/11. I chalked it up to one-time bad day. So - I went back tonight (Monday) at 6:20 pm. This time, the women at the deli counter had said hello - but then seemed to be quite unaware that they work in a deli, and that their job is to slice meat for customers. When I asked them about their meat - they seemed quite exasperate, and proceeded to explain that the meat slicer was VERY hard to clean... and that it was TOO LATE TO BUY MEAT FROM THE DELI !?! I wish I were joking, but I am not. It wasn't ten minutes before closing time... it was 6:20 pm. Perhaps the deli closes at 7:00 pm, earlier than the rest of the grocery store... but 40 minutes is ample time to slice some meat, and clean the slicer. I tried to discern why they wouldn't serve me... and if the deli was closed. They suggested if I wanted sliced meat, there was plenty of Oscar Meyer. Completely unbelievable and truly offensive. I went to the counter and asked to speak to a manager. They manager was nice enough, though seemed to have absolutely no authority over the deli counter. Apparently, the deli counter is a different department and not under the jurisdiction of the grocery store manager. The poor woman seemed very uncomfortable that I wanted to discuss very poor customer service - but not so uncomfortable that she apologized for the horrendously bad experience. She had no answers, other than to let me know that the deli counter and the pharmacy were not her department. Apparently, whomever is in charge of the deli department isn't really interested in providing adequate customer service. The girls at the checkout counter were very apologetic, and sympathetic. The expressions on their faces seemed to say, "Yes.... the deli counter women are lazy slackers who do nothing but watch the clock and keep all the meat for themselves." Sadly, these very nice girls could do nothing to help me get my meat - but it was good to see that there were a few people at Harp's who seemed to care about their customers. As a person who is new to town, I had hoped to patronize a regional market, rather than Wal-Mart... but truthfully, if the women in charge of the deli counter are a common example of regional customer service; I have no interest in giving Harp's any of my money. Neither should you. I have not yet decided if I will reach out and speak to the store manager, the deli women left a horrible impression, and I don't know how I can go into the store again and not think of what a unbelievably sad excuse for customer service the women seem to think is acceptable on a consistent basis.

Good food, great service. Stopped to catch a Greyhound to visit family in Iowa, it's a good place…read morewith friendly people.

Always knowledgeable if I have product questions and the Kombucha in all the different flavors is…read moreso good. Everything is good all around

They are always friendly and helpful, and have quality products that I buy on a regular basis!read more

Highly recommend! Very skilled in recovery to not damage our son's vehicle more than it was. They…read morewent above and beyond to deliver the best service. Very nice, informative and professional. Great father and son team!

My son was in a wreck and the police called Hook n Book for the recovery of the truck (not just a…read more"tow"). Excellent service and the father/son team were so very kind! Highly recommended! --Central Arkansas (not CA)

Thanks guys ur amazing best service for miles and the smiling faces is always the best every timeread more

While dining at the sister business (Gaines Grainery restaurant), I learned of this bakery/catering…read moreshop. So, for desert, I dropped-in to pickup a couple of their ooey-gooey bars. Delicious! Might I even say, gourmet? This is totally a buy-and-go establishment. There's no seating inside. The owner and her helpers were all quite pleasant and I was pleased to help support this locally-owned business.