Clean and welcoming. A respite from the road. Enjoyed a late dinner meal and experienced amazing…read moreservice and comforting food. We will be back anytime we're in the area. Only thing that would make it better would be a pull thru Tesla charging bay.

Came with our family of four and loved it. The service was quick, food incredible, and just what we…read moreneeded on a road trip. Rueben and Jalapeño burger are to die for!

Ordered a personal pizza for $6.99 and a vanilla milkshake for $3.99. Both are excellent. I…read moreseriously contemplated DoorDash, glad I ate at QT.

Mostly clean restrooms and quick gas stop. Does not have automatic hand towels. Convenient location…read moreto get on/off for gas. The pricing was reasonable and the same as others in the area, if not a little cheaper. Would stop here again due to the location. Also, has warm Cinnabons.

Ok. This place is not really on the way to anyplace I know of, and yet it's worth the drive just…read morefor the experience. This is an old country corner 2 pump gas station/county store/8 table diner. The owner is working his butt off in the grill and slinging amazing and fresh burgers and hand cut fries. The HooshBurger is the go-to item here, but I'm sure most anything on this short menu would be good. Don't be surprised if most of the people there showed up on 4 wheelers or a motorcycle.

She had the hooshburger, me the bacon cheeseburger, shared onion rings which were the star of the…read moreshow. They were handmade, crispy, delicious,. I've been on a burger binge the last few months and this burger was as good as any I've had, really good. staff was friendly, excellent service. While we were there, at least six call in or walk in burger orders came in. We'll be back!

More driving and more inexpensive fuel. Under $3 here which makes it half of what I was paying in…read moreCalifornia just two weeks ago! Easy access to this Love's that is just off the highway. Big entrances have plenty of room for even the largest vehicles. My Sprinter van was easy. Spacious pump area and I was able to be completely under the cover in today's heavy rain. Pump worked fine, receipt printed and I did manage to get my 10 cent per gallon discount for scanning the Love's app. I did not have a need to go inside today. [Review 21117 overall - 323 in Arkansas - 80 of 2024.]

Stopped for gas. Only always looking forward to Love's…read moreTravel Shop Stop. It's truly a One Stop Shop. Everyone is always friendly. With great personality. Shop is clean inside and pump areas. Offers a long handle and short handle windshield wash and squeegee. Very helpful!! I definitely recommend Love's Travel Shop.

superb in most all way except logistics. I've only done the drive thru - food right 99% of time,…read morelove their granola yogurt and sandwiches - always top quality and consistent. check in staff quick. only complaints are why there is no mobile app order line? those of us using the app to order shouldn't have to wait on 10 cars before us and 15 extra minutes who are taking forever to order in person. other locations have the dedicated mobile app line and you zip right thru! Would also like to see the condiment kiosk at end of the order line to the side (like other CFAs do) and not another stop before food delivery - causes everyone to wait (in a single line) while the customer can't decide what sauces they want. parking lot is a whirly gig dizzying experience - only one place to enter and exit, if you go through drive through, you end up circling whole place three times start to leave.

This restaurant was clean and comfortable. It was well maintained…read more It features a playground for kids and an outdoor seating area, as well as the double lanes for the drive-through outside We stopped and got sweet teas and chocolate chip cookies to go, and we found the staff to be very friendly and helpful and courteous. Thank you, Chick-fil-A for providing a clean, comfortable and affordable place to stop and get great food and drink.

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.

100% okay with the slightly over 2-hour ride. Couldn't be more hidden. Yet still a full parking lot…read morewhen we arrived. This small building is about 130 years old, and the there's a modernized 1890's vibe here, playing 1970's music overhead. I'm not sure what I liked better: my bacon cheeseburger or my slice of chocolate pie. The burger was two (seemingly) mini meatloaves, perfectly seasoned, topped with fresh lettuce, tomato, onions and pickles. The cheese was bubbly. I found the bun somewhat weak for the job it was trying to hold together. Collapsed into itself at one point. The bacon was fine (isn't it always!), but just not my favorite. The home-made fries were potatoey perfection. My grandmother passed around 1982. If she were still here, I'd be forced to tell her someone makes a better chocolate pie than her. At least I avoided the cussing and getting walloped by a broom. The crust was buttery and of perfect firmness. The chocolate cream was covered in heavenly whipped cream, I assume homemade. Will absolutely be coming back in the Fall, for the leaf show. And a burger. And that pie. Great staff also. Very welcoming, including the owner.

I detoured to come here and am glad I did. It's the smallest of places, but there's a huge dining…read morearea and a small general store. I picked up a jar of local sorgum molasses for my detour troubles. Be aware they close at 4 and it didn't appear to be grab and go food service. That's ok...there's always a future time to come by and stay a while. The local library has a book drop and book lockers for community convenience. Super cute!

They have the rudest staff anywhere and they're only open Monday - Friday. They're frequently out…read moreof medications and don't seem to care if it takes a week to get them in! Other than that, they're pretty good...I've switched all my prescriptions to Kroger.

I just returned from Walgreens. I bought two items. For one, the price was not on it and, surprise,…read moreit turned out to be more expensive than similar items that did have prices. For the other, the weight on the tube appeared greater than the actual content in the tube. This was a Walgreens house brand product. This makes me wonder if Walgreens has a record of deceptive pricing or if others have noticed this about Walgreens, or if there is informal buzz and discussion about this that specifically mentions Walgreens. So, I asked ChatGPT, using the passage above as the prompt. Here is what ChatGPT said: While I can't provide real-time or up-to-date information about specific incidents at Walgreens, I can offer some general advice on how to address your concerns: Contact Walgreens: If you believe you've encountered deceptive pricing practices at Walgreens, it's a good idea to reach out to the store directly. You can speak to the store manager or customer service and express your concerns. They may be able to address the issues you encountered and provide an explanation. Check Reviews and Forums: You can search for consumer reviews and forums online to see if others have had similar experiences at Walgreens or have discussed pricing issues. Websites like Yelp, Google Reviews, or specialized consumer advocacy forums might contain relevant information. Contact Consumer Protection Agencies: If you believe Walgreens is consistently engaging in deceptive pricing practices, you can contact your local or national consumer protection agencies to report your concerns. They may investigate and take appropriate action if necessary. Seek Legal Advice: In cases of deceptive practices that affect many consumers, legal action may be considered. Consult with a legal professional who specializes in consumer rights and product liability for guidance on whether pursuing a legal remedy is appropriate. Stay Informed: Keep an eye on news reports and consumer advocacy publications for any updates or investigations related to Walgreens or other retailers that engage in deceptive pricing practices. Remember that not all discrepancies or issues are necessarily a result of deceptive practices, as there can be various reasons for pricing discrepancies or incorrect labeling. However, if you believe that you've encountered consistent issues with deceptive pricing at Walgreens, it's essential to voice your concerns through the appropriate channels and consider the steps mentioned above to address the situation.

Food was amazing and omg the sundae was to die for!! Service was amazing, the only thing that…read morecould have been better is tables cleaned, thankfully there was some that was but not many!!

They never have vanilla custard..... Then they should take it off the menu... Maybe do better…read moreplanning... I wouldn't recommend this place to anyone.....

Fresh and tasty is an understatement. Then your full because of the portions ratio which I'm not…read morecomplaining. Just wish I lived closer. It's the best burger spot than any of your other similar chains (five guys, Steak 'n Shake, etc). It was very busy that day as it was post graduation. Very diner style.

David's serves delicious burgers at a reasonable price with fresh ingredients. Think of that…read moreexpensive chain named after Five dudes at about half the price and without them turning your burger into a foil-wrapped grease bomb. I was greeted by the counter staff as soon as I entered the front door. This location is sparkly clean with lots and lots of seating in a style reminiscent of a 50's diner, including old timey photos of the founding family. My double burger combo with American cheese, all you can eat fresh cut fries and a fountain drink was a little under $16. These days that's a bargain- and because they serve you fries BEFORE your burger hits your table, I couldn't even finish my double cheeseburger. My burger arrived hot and juicy and I needed to let 'er cool off a bit before attempting a bite. Lots of juice in this burger and it's well seasoned with salt and black pepper. Top offs of fries were offered regularly to which I had to decline. David's also sells beef, such as steaks, roasts and mixed boxes of beef and cuts of chicken at a very reasonable price supposedly sourced in Arkansas. I purchased six chuck-eye steaks at $9.85/lb which is $3 a pound lower than even Walmart!