We moved here 5 months ago. This station is about a mile from our new home. It would be very…read moreconvenient for lots of our needs: fuel for all our vehicles and the tractor, quick meals after long hours on the ranch, a quick car wash on the way home from a road trip...but sadly, many of the amenities that are offered at most Valero stations are "temporarily unavailable" at this location, and have been for as long as we have been here. There are curled and faded "Temporarily Out of Order" signs and tags everywhere. The car wash has not been operational since we arrived. Neither has the ice machine at the soda station. At least twice, I've gone to refill fuel cans, only to find most of the fuel pumps "hooded," for whatever reason. Their sign out on the highway has only displayed their prices on rare occasion. It has been dark for a couple of months now. As for the staff: I've wandered the convenience store inside for several minutes, looking for a specific item, never to be offered assistance finding it. The staff seems mostly apathetic to customer needs and could use some basic customer service training. They rarely smile, and are often just indifferent to any attempt at rapport. After several visits, I finally came to the conclusion that I had not just "caught them on a bad day." but that this is just how this store was run. Now when I need ANYTHING, I will drive a bit further up the road to another station, where customer service is more than just taking my money.

I would basically give zero stars or negative stars if I could. The customer service is the WORST!…read moreJust do your self a favor and catch the next gas station!

The staff has always been curious until recently but they do fry the BEST chichen I ever tasted.read more

Primarily a gas station and liquor store, but they have a grill. Really good breakfast. Don't grab…read morefrom the pre-made. Do made to order. Biscuit, sausage, egg and cheese sandwich is really good. They usually do a daily lunch/dinner special that is also great.

As the radio ad reads "8 short minutes east of Paragould on Hwy 412 across the Kahlua colored…read morewaters of the St. Francis River in Cardwell, Missouri". Mr. T's is surprisingly. . . .surprising! If you live anywhere remotely close to this place on the Arkansas side, definitely worth that drive esp on a Sunday. I'll explain, Arkansas is a delightfully confusing patchwork of wet and dry counties, however even the wet counties don't allow Sunday sales. Enter our neighbor, the State of Missouri. To quote Wikipedia "alcohol laws of Missouri are among the most permissive in the United States. Missouri is known throughout the Midwest for its largely laissez-faire approach to alcohol regulation". Strange neighbors, but a welcome sight. Even better, this isn't some desperation depot of overpriced county line hooch. They carry a wide range of craft beers, high quality wines, Scotch, and top shelf liquors. Apparently they contract with distilleries to offer some award-winning seasonal private label bourbon. Employees are very friendly, helpful and know their stuff in every department. Regularly carry "gift packs" and hard to find items. The line moves quickly, a TJ Maxx style sign alerts you to the next open register to get you out the door. Approved!