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.

We thought there was a contract was in place with them and they *stole* our 1/2 of our equipment!…read more Like literally, theft! This is a very, very shady operation and you will likely lose your money - if not some - perhaps all of it. The owner, Chip and his Mom (those are the two who run the business which is a little odd since she seems to control what he does but no matter) won't return your phone calls. They have office people do it who have no relationship to you because they would rather keep your money than refunding it so it's a maze to get through to figure out how to even escalate with them. I highly recommend staying away from them as far as you can! You'll certainly lose your money whether you are a church or a business!

Good place to do business. They were knowledgeable and efficient in there work and easy to work…read morewith. Their prices were very reasonable and their turnaround time was quiçk, he even stopped by the house to guarantee everything was working .

Interesting assortment of antiques & junk. Bought a 20' log-chain (for me), and an old baby-rattle…read morethat fit into a friends collection! The owner is nice, and we had fun killing time before dinner!

While visiting this Tourist Town we went to this store. Operated by Gay St. Yves and 20 regular…read moreVolunteers. This is the most organized place I've ever visited. I got a small grocery bag of clothes for $2-what a bargain. The volunteers were ever so helpful. I inquired and was told they sell donated items and the proceeds go back into the community. Currently the committee had dedicated funds to go to the local Fire Department to upgrade their equipment.

Always courteous, always knowledgeable, and they always have what I'm looking for…read more I never have to ask for anything twice. And they will even special order feed and supplies for our specific needs.

I always make a stop here when I visit Arkansas. Friendly staff, lots of art & artists!read more

Nice selection of jewelry, pottery, photography prints, wood carvings, and other fine crafts from…read morethe area. There are some really beautiful pieces here on the higher end ($200+), but you can also find a unique handsewn bag or knitted cap at a price more accessible to the casual shopper. I would recommend keeping your well-behaved children on a short leash in here, because there are many items that are breakable. And if your children aren't well-behaved, forget about it. Service was invisible, which is kind of a good thing. I didn't feel like anyone was breathing down my neck as I perished the items on offer. I wish the place offered more information about the artists whose works were on display, but I get that it's a store and not a museum. This is definitely a place to hit on your next vacation in the Ozarks!

This is my go to flower shop! Super helpful with whatever you need! The flowers are always fresh…read moreand vibrant. The staff is very knowledgeable, creative and friendly! If you need flowers for any event in Stone County, look no further!

if you want refund / exchange get receipt. also the folks over thewre will shadow you around. its…read moreok if you don't mind the help but I prefer Miller hardware in Mellbourne. They treat you like family.