First of all, the main reason I am writing this review is because I hate that this place has such a…read morelow rating. I live downtown & have been a customer of theirs for years. I'm really glad there's a shop like this close by! Yes, as some of the poor reviews stated, the prices are a little higher than your local grocery store... what convenience store's aren't? I'm not recommending it for your weekly shopping, but for last-minute items when you don't want to leave downtown it's a great resource! They have all the things you would expect from a place like this & the staff is very friendly. If you are going to complain about the prices drive your petulant-ass out to Kroger for your bottle of water.

This is a perfectly fine convenience store located across the street from the Peabody Hotel. I…read morepopped in for Diet Cokes, snacks, and a few postcards. It's handy, too, if you forget your toothpaste or need some Advil. Not cheap, of course, but very convenient. Adequately clean. Friendly guy at the counter. Well stocked.

A holdover from an earlier time. The aisles are cramped. There's a creepy basement (I saw cuz the…read moreloading ramp was open in the middle of the store). And this may or may not have been part of the famous sit-ins that took place across the South. Most likely it was. Other than that, if you're going to the muddy shores of the Mississippi, namely Tomlin Square Park, they've got your generic rain boots here. Or if you're staying at the nearby swanky Madison Hotel, they've got that toothbrush or shaving cream you forgot to pack. So glad this isn't like every other cookie cutter W's on the planet. Vive le difference, W's! P.S- closed Sundays.

Clean establishment they have everything you need and want especially if you just don't feel like…read moregoing to Walmart. Customer service was so nice ask where something was and the worker walk me straight to it. I love it.

Reasonable fuel prices and convenient to the interstate. Snacks and food/drinks - quick service…read moreand okay stop - seasonal produce stand nearby.

The employees here were great. Malik was helpful especially when I needed an outlet and when his…read moreboss called to tell me this ain't a rest area. Malik was understanding when I advised him I was awaiting in a tow. The store including the bathrooms ware clean and smell fine. Chester chicken is good eats.

A gas station with non-ethanol gas. Otter than that it is a gas station with pizza and food cooked…read moreand left in a glass front warming place. The people working there are nice enough.

Owner treats customers badly. The phrase " Customer is always right" does not mean that with this…read moreguy. It's "Do what I say" attitude won't cut it. The employees are fine, food is OK, Bathrooms are nasty as hell. I don't recommend going here.

When they have the roasted chicken with jojo potato logs, Delicious ! I think they only serve/make…read morethis once a week. Best roast chicken.

After road tripping extensively through all 50 states and stopping at countless gas stations, this…read morefuel stop and convenient store is one of the best I've ever visited! It's conveniently just a few feet north of I-40 in Brinkley, Arkansas. And despite being in a rural area, if you're expecting a dirty, run-down gas station with paltry snacks that are common in the countryside, think again! This store is an oasis in the middle of nothing, a store full of unique goodies, technological gadgets, and it's even attached to a Wendy's. One of the distinct highlights would be the numerous goods made by The Amish--Buggy company, everything from unbelievable homemade caramels to giant, triple-layer malted milk balls. They also sell Killer Brownies, arguably the world's best brownie but something I rarely see for sale outside of Ohio! I also found several of my favorite potato chip flavors I don't often see in quickie marts and found a recharger for my phone that I'd left at home. All around, this is a unique and well-stocked market in a place you wouldn't expect it.

Big parking area for trucks. We went during the day, and there were plenty of spots. This place is…read morelike the newer Pilots. There's a Wendy's, and it was busy. The store was busy too. They have hot food up front, like entrees and fried items. Lots of grab-and-go stuff. They also had beer and 15-packs of soda. The ladies' room was clean. No laundry. Didn't check out the showers. The staff was nice.

Fuel, bathroom and snacks on this stop. Easy and conveniently located next to the highway so we…read morewere in and out without any hassle. The pump and parking area were tidy. I had no problem with the extra long squeegee to get the top of the windshield on the Sprinter van. Fuel flowed quickly and with the 10 cent discount for scanning my Love's app, this was some of the cheapest fuel along this journey. Men's room was tidy and clean. "Green" button when I walked out. Mrs. K. said that the ladies room was also in good condition. Lots of options for salty and sweet snacks. We found some nuts and some jerky and a small cup of grapes. All good! [Review 2364 of 2024 - 412 in Arkansas - 23378 overall]

The cashier guy was super nice and chill. Everything was stocked up nicely. This place has a…read moreHardee's and subway inside. Kinda big truck stop.

Their food is GREAT, and their people are FANTASTIC!!! For such a "wide spot in the road", you'll…read morenever find anything better!!!

Big truck stop with showers for travelers & truckers. Great selection on snacks, drinks, food, &…read moresouvenirs.

Worst experience at a LOVES EVER!!!!!!! Also asked for a…read moreshower that was handicapped accessible. No grab bars to hold onto in shower, no grab bars near the toilet. And with six inch high concrete lip to get in the shower, there is no way in hell to get a wheelchair in here. Damn shame I have to give it a is deserves nothing!!!!! Just wanted to through throw this in there Accessible design standards: The ADA establishes accessibility standards, known as the ADA Standards for Accessible Design, that apply to newly constructed and altered buildings and facilities. These standards ensure features like ramps, elevators, and wide doorways are included to make spaces usable by wheelchair users. Reasonable modifications: The law requires public entities (state and local governments) and public accommodations to make reasonable modifications to their policies, practices, and procedures to avoid discrimination and ensure equal access for people with disabilities. This could include things like providing assistance in a grocery store for a wheelchair user to reach items.