Young's is one of several groceries founded by Chinese immigrants in the Mississippi river delta…read moretowns in Arkansas and Mississippi. It's almost 80 years old, and in institution in Earle, AR. I remember going there and loading up on penny candy and still, as an adult, like to do the same for nostalgia's sake. They also have "Fried Rice and Egg Roll Day" weekly on Fridays. There used to be a sign in the window that said "If you want it, we got it. Of we don't got it, you don't need it!"

Things I don't like about this store are the store management and the store manager. I'm a former…read morePremium Wireless Pro employee, a third-party company for Walmart Wireless, and there are a lot of issues with this store. The issue about the store management, which are team lead, AP coaches, and store manager, is that when I call them on the intercoms, they never show up. I'm trying to get them to the department, where I'm at, for something I can't do or a customer wants to file a complaint, it's mostly complaints. Another problem is that most of the AP coaches don't even like 80% of their employees, which is wrong. One of the employees, not going to tell their name, got in trouble for not catching a thief stealing something, now the AP doesn't like that employee; one problem is that the store does NOT have any security guards at all, and even calling for AP, they wouldn't show up. Another problem is that only the police officers can ban a customer off the property. That makes no sense, how are you AP when you have the power to ban someone off the property? Can you just grab the customer and send them to the AP office and show the video evidence to the customer on why they're not allowed to come to the store again? The worst part is that the police officers are not the managers at Walmart, all they do in Walmart is send the customer to the AP office before charging them. It's stressful how 13 objects get stolen every week. The store manager is the main problem of this store. This store does not have enough employees, like there are not enough employees in Electronics, Automotive, Sporting Goods, and Checkouts. The main problem is Electronics; why is there 1 employee doing the morning shift and knowing that they got to take a 1-hour lunch break and giving the electronic keys to another associate who has no experience in electronics? It would be simple and easy to have one employee do the 5 or 6 AM shift and another employee do the 11 AM shift; guess what, It has to be the wireless associate to does all the work without the keys because the AP wouldn't do it; however, I always help the employees with no electronic experiment because I watch every move that the electronic associate does. In electronics, Premium employees are not allowed to have the electronic keys because of the previous Premium Wireless employees that had stolen something 3 years ago. What stupid is that why did the store manager say "Do you have the keys" when you knew that I was not allowed to have the electronic keys? TLDR: This is the worst store you can shop and work at, find a different store that is better than Forrest City

Terrible Walmart stay away. No Rv parking allowed. Will be greeted with Security Guard with…read morebusiness card of RV park. Fishy To Me. Walmart MGR wont speak to you.

Oh my goodness! My sister told me how good the beef tenderloin is at Edwards Food Giant. That was…read morean understatement!!! It's so tender and melt in your mouth delicious!!! And the gentlemen in the meat department are extre helpful and accommodating! I can't wait to go back!

Absolutely disgusting. Isles are not cleaned, expired food sitting on shelf's. The converter belt…read moreto check out on looks like it hasn't been cleaned since they've opened. All I can say is STAY AWAY.

This is a fairly nice grocery store that includes several departments:…read more - Grocery - Meat - Produce - Bakery / Deli - Floral This is the larger of the two Hays stores located within Wynne. This location is especially convenient for northbound traffic on State Highway 1 (a.k.a. Falls Boulevard North), with safe and easy access to the ample parking lot. The employees here are largely helpful, knowledgeable, and friendly. Per the Hays website, the retail hours are: Sunday through Saturday 7:00 a.m. until 10:00 p.m. Although prices are a bit high, I recommend this grocer, and shall return.

There meat is always fresh so is the produce they are eager to help there is a great improvement…read more on keeping the ladies restroom clean

This is a cute little piggly wiggly. It's very small but they have an amazing meat market inside &…read morea very nice little local produce section. The service was very friendly & professional. But, again, too quiet in the store, needs some soft jazz/blues background music in the store for a 5 star experience. Will return.

Great variety of deli and cheeses. Meats were also fresh and cut nicely. Clean aisles and friendly…read morestaff. Prices are competitive. Like store layout where everything is easy to find

Awesomeness in a little grocery store ... I wish I had found this much sooner than I did ... pet…read morefriendly fresh food ... awesome little store with everything from ice cream to sandwich meat to fresh foods

South Point Grocery in downtown Memphis is such a hidden gem! They've got everything you could want…read more; from fresh produce and groceries to local beers, wines, and other everyday essentials. The deli is definitely one of the highlights, with sandwiches made fresh to order right in front of you. I always go for the club sandwich, and it's easily one of the best around. If you stop by during the second shift, make sure to see Omari. His sandwiches are amazing, and his customer service is just as great! The store is clean, well-organized, and has that warm, neighborhood feel that makes shopping there enjoyable. I also love that they have a dog bowl and water station outside on the patio for people who bring their pups. On weekends, they even have live bands that set up . Definitely check their calendar online for upcoming events!

Great food and service!! I have been there for breakfast and dinner. The food is home cooked and…read moredelicious!

Fish was fried while still frozen which made it burnt on the outside and not done on the inside…read more Fries were cold and greasy. The portions were small the price was high! Haven't been back and won't be back either. I gave it 3 tries and everything I ordered was subpar.

The best gizzards I've ever tasted!!! Their hot tamales are good too! Friendly service!read more

From the owner: Donnerson 500 Mart isn’t just a store—it’s a one-of-a-kind, all-in-one destination serving the…read moreCrawfordsville community with quality, convenience, and a commitment to service. The Only Grocery & Liquor Store in Crawfordsville – We provide everything you need in one stop, from fresh groceries to a full selection of liquor, beer, and wine. Unmatched BBQ & Specialty Food – Our food truck serves up mouthwatering ribs, brisket, wings, burgers, and specialty dishes you won’t find anywhere else. Quality, flavor, and Southern cooking at its best! Veteran-Owned, Family-Owned, & Community-Focused – Founded by a proud Army veteran, Donnerson 500 Mart is built on service, family, and community. Just as I served my country, I am now committed to serving my hometown—providing a place where everyone feels like part of the 500 Family. Donnerson 500 Mart is more than a store—it’s a community hub. Whether you’re grabbing essentials, enjoying great food, or just stopping by to connect, we’re here for you. Pull up and experience the difference!

Highwater Landing is an unexpected fine dining restaurant in the back of a non-descript grocery…read morestore near Horseshoe Lake. Despite the name, the restaurant is not located on the lake, and it does not have a water view. Nevertheless, seafood and steaks are the big thing here, and my ribeye was huge and delicious. The menu also includes fried shrimp, catfish, burgers and sandwiches, all served in a homey atmosphere, with pictures of past area floods on the wall. It's worth the drive from Memphis, but keep in mind that they close at 8:30 PM

Am I really going to leave a yelp review for the highwater? Yes I am. Not only is this place a full…read moreservice gas station, boat repair center, grocery store, and part time city hall. It's also a great bar and restaurant. I have eaten everything here from the burgers to the ribeye and it's all good. On top of that this place turns into a pretty hopping karaoke bar and watering hole after hours. Kenneth and his wife will stick around as long as you keep asking for songs and or drink the tap dry. They know how to handle a drunk just as well as they do an entree and I would say that's a hell of a talent.

I really enjoy shopping at this Arkansas Kroger because it's usually far less crowded than the…read morestores in Memphis, and the sales tax is lower. The coin acceptors at the self-checkout no longer function, with zero signage telling customers not to use them. The adjacent fuel center is usually clean, and normally stocked with good window squeegees, wiper fluid in the buckets, and most impressively - paper towels. After the clerk leaves her fuel booth post at 10:00 pm, the grifter/scam artist/beggars come out to harass the customers. One suddenly appeared right at the driver's side window. Some of them should go into theatre, because they are such master thespians.

Sketchy Kroger. Watch your surroundings inside and outside of the store…read more It's difficult to find healthy food here. They don't seem to cater to that sort of diet.