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Prescott, Arkansas, 71857, United States

(870) 887-1744 www.loves.com/locations/277?utm_source=google&utm_medium=local&utm_campaign=localmaps&utm_content=277

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Robert And Jasmine Boyles

May 11, 2018

They have a mold problem. The ventilation to draw the moisture out isn't running they have the a/c on to keep it in. This is shower 1 my wife and I had here. When also found a pair of glasses on the soap dispenser which means whoever's cleaning is going quick. Staff is friendly tho

James Erickson

Mar 3, 2018

Ate at Hardees there this afternoon. Service was super slow and they weren't real busy. The people working there weren't very polite either. Had to try 3 different sodas before I found one that wasn't out of syrup. Had no cup lids out. Had no napkins out. Multiple tables had no napkins in the dispensers. When we finally got our food both of our burgers had stale bread. And the fries were way overcooked. The onion rings were pretty good tho.

Jerardo Palacios

May 24, 2018

As an OTR driver its nice to have clean, hot showers away from home. CSR's are great

Bob Cap

Mar 12, 2018

This place is small loves. I ever seen. Now since they made the parking across the street it’s perfect with lot of room to park n tale 30 min break

Katlin Murphy

Jan 31, 2018

Insolent and disrespectful toward customers. 5 hours to get two minor items which should have taken no more than 15 minutes. That means money right out of YOUR pocket for just sitting and waiting to give them more money to be treated with distain, (the very people that they depend upon to HAVE a job). What's more this one bay one truck at a time one mechanic,( that's always out on a service call) is lunacy. How stupid does corporate have to be to not know how much business you'r losing by people not being able to to get into the shop. It's as if they are trying to make this part of the business a money loser for tax purposes or some other insane notion. If you have the choice, (and most of the time you're going to)you will just leave and go someplace else. I would encourage everyone and every time everyone who has these experiences to write to the person or department at corporate headquarters, the address and name of the person or department can be found with a little bit of effort, a LETTER, for those of you who don't know what that is, it requires the use of a pen and paper envelope and stamp you can find these items at a place they call a post office. No it's not on your phone. Don't even attempt to reason with the people there.they don't care about you and your concerns and are not going to do anything to help you because they know that you're just take it and will be right back when you need something else. Besides why would they create work for themselves they're paid to be just be there so the less work they can do the better for them. The only saving grace for them is that they are building additional parking spaces.

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