What can you find at this very busy gas station and convenience store?…read more *Self serve coffee and cappuccino *Self serve shake machine. *Self serve sodas *In their coolers they have sodas, energy drinks, juice, milk, and cold beer *Plenty of snacks and candy *Limited amount of grocery items: soups, condiments, toilet paper, etc *Some automotive products/supplies

Excited for this to open! Mini grocery store with a large selection on North Main, located in the…read moreClaridge House. They have been stocking the store and have tons of items that are great for grab & go

I am so grateful this shop came to the neighborhood! They have staple items readily available and…read moreare very open to hearing what else we need/want stocked. The owner is wonderful. I know they are expanding their selection regularly. The opening of this shop has added a much-needed commercial upgrade to the City Hall neighborhood.

Love this place. They sometimes change their hours on a whim but other then that it's true to its…read morename. Very friendly staff, very clean store, and usually I feel very safe shopping here. Prices are right and they even have hot foods.

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.

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.

Improvements have been made with the windshield cleaning supplies, and the men's restroom was…read moreactually non-stinky. The receipt printer at the gasoline dispenser functioned properly.

Whenever I happen to be in this off-the-beaten-path area of far eastern Arkansas, I make an effort…read moreto patronize this small business. A few times, I've been lucky enough to have their delicious pork chops for lunch! Their cheeseburgers also are SO tasty. Or, they'll happily make you a pizza, if you'd like. Also, this is the only gas station within a dozen or so miles (they don't sell diesel fuel, though).

I'm rating this against similar businesses in the area. It's obviously not in the class of a…read moreKroger, or other stores in a metropolitan area. It has food, including pre-heated, all the normal candy and drinks. Looks like you can pick up your AR fishing license, bait, maps, maybe even a guide there. Basically, a one-stop shop for such things in a very rural area.

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.

The best thing about this gas station is its convenience for motorists driving northbound on State…read moreHighway 1 (a.k.a. North Washington Street). When I arrived, I initially couldn't buy fuel, because the computer system was crashed. I then went to use the restroom, and two out of three urinals were out of commission. I went back out, and pump #5 would not allow any credit card payment at that pump. Pump #8 allowed for my payment, but the receipt printer malfunctioned, so I had to go back inside of the store and wait in line to get a receipt. This facility sells both gasoline and diesel fuel under the Mobil brand. There are much better mechanically maintained gas stations in the Forrest City area, so it's very unlikely that I'll ever do business here again.

Beautiful big Gas Station. Clean Restrooms. Groceries are good, reasonable Branded Gas . Best…read morequality. Just like it.

Typical little convenience store. We were driving home from Memphis via "Old King Cotton" Highway…read moreand we stopped here to get some Ice and water for the road trip. This is considered a town, lol !!! But nothing here but a railroad track, some type of stone or rock quarry and this convenience store...Welcome to Turrell !!!!

Good food. Friendly service Fair price.best fish dinner…read morearound Every thing is available