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    Humble Grounds

    5.0 (2 reviews)
    Open • 7:00 am - 3:00 pm

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    Rock-N-Java - 9 Full- Leaf Teas

    Rock-N-Java

    4.8(31 reviews)
    1.4 mi
    •$$

    Rock-N-Java - Hwy 65 (Marshall)…read more Sometimes, it's necessary to stop and smell the roses. Or, in this case, fresh mountainous air and be lost in picturesque landscape. Caution: you may produce tears from the beautiful views. If you love nature and coffee, this might be the absolute perfect spot for you. This cute, little blue cabin structure offers local roasted coffees, teas and other drinks. As well as, freshly made daily, pastries. I was driving through for a meeting in Harrison, AR and wanted to stop by and get medium coffee for my two-hour meeting. I also ordered, "Jalapeño Sausage Biscuit." Normally, I don't order sausage or biscuit, but this was homemade. The taste and texture spoke for itself. Sometimes, biscuits will either be made in a way where they're too hard or too soft/saggy. But I can honestly say, this was unexpectedly perfect biscuit. The young gentleman was so friendly and polite. When I ordered coffee, he brewed me a fresh batch, even though I was the only one in the store. They offer nine different full-leaf teas in glass jars. Along with sixteen different coffee flavors. Besides good drink and food, you can also explore and purchase varieties of rocks that are homemade by the owners, of this family-owned place. If you love picturesque nature, supporting small businesses and good coffee, Rock-N-Java is a must stop for you. They offer plenty of parking spaces for you to order your drink and walk over to the edge of the cliff and be lost in fresh air and gorgeous mountain scenery.

    It's a little small place to stop by while breaking from a long drive…read more There is a lot of parking space where you can get out and walk around and look at all of the beauty within these plateaus. They sell pastries, teas, gifts, rocks, crystals and minerals and there's a covered bench area to sit and have lunch or drinks. It's a pretty cool place to stop by and visit.

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    Skylark Cafe - Coffee chocolate pie with whip cream

    Skylark Cafe

    4.6(146 reviews)
    6.9 mi
    •$

    Excellent food and service. Beautiful ambience. Their pies are the best I've ever had and such a…read moregreat variety. Get there early, lunchtime is very busy.

    Food is alright. Service, so so. Prices are high. If you want a good idea of the "vibe" of the…read moreplace, just visit their Facebook. The owner/cook is a big gal with big gal energy. They are unconcerned with the customer, or customer input unless you compliment them. (Don't take my word for it, just visit Facebook). If you want a menu item without mayo, or perhaps no corn or onion, too bad. You either have to lie and say you have an allergy or order something else that you might not want. And why can you not get an item made to your preference? Good question. The answers that have been given range from "We have a small kitchen" to "If we modify everyone's food, the wait times will be an hour". The latter may be true because you'll wait 30 minutes or more anyhow. And what happens if you insist you would like an item made to your liking with only a minimum of modifications? You'll get lambasted on Facebook and told that "maybe restaurant dining isn't for you". As long as they have traffic on Hwy 65 they'll get a lot of one time, last time customers. It appears they've already crapped on the locals pretty hard as the owner is repeatedly begging for business when tourist traffic is slow. These are just my opinions, and I encourage you to draw your own conclusions. I've not just been one time, I've been several times in the last year and have tried to give this place a shot, but I just can't anymore. This has nothing to do with the owner's political beliefs, although she claims that's a reason people don't like her. She's pretty unlikable no matter who she may vote for. That said, you do get a sense of how she might vote just based on the attitude and nastiness. There is a bright spot though. There's a shorter lady server who smiles all the time and is pleasant to deal with. I feel like the others have been warned to secure the happiness.

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    Wades Exxon

    Wades Exxon

    4.8(9 reviews)
    6.9 mi

    I was in the Ozarks for work and I tell you what, as beautiful as these mountains or better yet…read moremountainous plateaus are, they're not for me lol. I'm a straight up city chick and I love flat country. Driving in the depths of these mountainous areas gave me a new perspective on life. I came to learn that the Ozarks are not really mountains but are a highland region consisting of plateaus, rolling hills, and karst formations. While the Ozarks are not technically mountains, one slip of the wheel on these narrow roads will surely send someone to glory. I stopped a few times along the way before coming here to decompress and fuel up. I had a longer ride higher into the Ozarks. The morning cashier was so friendly and helpful, she spoke to everyone and said to all, "have a blessed day." Because I never been in the Ozarks before and I will never be returning, I decided to try a few of the locals preserves. I really enjoy the old way of life...now almost everything is genetically modified. Surprisingly, the store has Chester's chicken in there. Restrooms were clean and the store was stocked with beverages, snacks and other amenities for the drive. I would recommend folks take a break here and try out some of the locals' crafts. After all, Arkansas is called the "natural state."

    We make a point to stop at this Exxon to go to the restrooms, fill up, and grab fried chicken…read moregizzards every time we go home. The restrooms are always stocked and very clean. I enjoy looking through the section of homemade jams, candies, etc. Their hot and fresh warm foods are always good for what we've tried so far: fried chicken, potato wedges, and chicken gizzards. The same lady has been working the counter the past two years we've been traveling this route, and she's always so friendly.

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