Sweet Peas Truck Stop
1395 Hwy 78 N, Wheatley, AR, 72392
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Address :
1395 Hwy 78 N
Wheatley, AR, 72392 - Phone (870) 457-4681
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Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Lunch
Parking : Private Lot
Good for Kids : No
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : Free
Has TV : Yes
Waiter Service : Yes
Caters : No
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James F.
I'm dog tired writing this, but I needed coffee and a break from driving through Arkansas. Came across Sweet Peas and decided to order some food in addition to coffee. Had the biscuits and gravy with a side of scrambled eggs. Pretty decent, biscuits were actually flaky and warm. Gravy was bland, but I didn't expect much to begin with. Place is a truck stop, nuff said. But it serves its purpose, and I suppose other tired souls will find it a haven when seeking late night, pitstop coffee.
(3)Deb S.
Avoid unless you like an all smoking place with filthy restrooms. Didn't even stay to eat. Yuck. Go a few extra miles to Brinkley and eat at Gene's BBQ.
(1)Christina G.
My boyfriend and I were driving around Arkansas and then headed back to Memphis when we pulled off of I40 to find a rest stop. We first stopped at a gas station down the road from Sweet Pea. The woman's restroom in the place down the street didn't have a working toilet and also just had a gross bar of soap and no liquid hand soap (really nasty since they did serve food). I refused to use the bathroom and we continued on our way down the road where we found Sweet Pea. This place looked just as run down from the outside but at least there was soap and paper towels in the bathroom. I tried not to touch anything in the ladies bathroom since it looked like it had been a while since any kind of disinfectant had been used. The ladies room had a dispenser on the wall where for 75 cents you could get a surprise sensual item (either Fantasy 6 or Genie's Delites). I believe the dispenser had nude cards and other goodies. This was the first time I have ever seen this in a ladies rest room as I am used to maybe tampon dispensers. I walked out of the bathroom at Sweet Pea to find my boyfriend chowing down on some fried chicken that he had bought at the register. My boyfriend is obviously not concerned about how sanitary a place is that serves food. He realized that if he wants to grab something to eat without me stealing a bite, then he should grab some fried chicken at Sweet Pea. I wanted to get a snack and debated whether to purchase anything because I was so skeeved out by the place, but I ended up grabbing a pack of peanuts thinking that should be safe since they are packaged. I got in line behind the very questionable looking local who appeared to be strung out on something. The employee who was behind the counter saw us both ready to make a purchase and then picked up his cell phone and walked away towards the back of the store while having a conversation with whoever was on the other line. We stood there waiting until he finished his conversation. Then the employee (who looked like he was most likely the owner) came back to the register, and he did not apologize or say a word to us. So much for Southern hospitality! The only reason why I am even giving this place 2 stars is because there was hand soap and my boyfriend liked the chicken that I would not dare to eat. My boyfriend told me that I need to lower my expectations when I get close to the Delta region.
(2)Kevin P.
The outside of the place should have been an indication of the inside. Parking lot had ruts and holes large enough to swallow up a VW. Walking inside was like stepping back into the 60's, or that's the last time any decorating had been done. I had catfish plate that consisted of 3 small pieces, a few fries, and a table spoon of funky tasting cole slaw. The fish was good, though. We also had a BBQ pork sandwich. The meat was overcooked and smoked; not over mesquite smoked, more like smoked over burning plywood. It reminded me of pork jerky. There was one waitress with a half dozen patrons. We lacked the attention necessary to make the service worth tipping very much. BTW, this is a smoking establishment so if cigarette smoke or the hacking of a customer bothers you, beware. If you pay by credit card, be prepared to walk next door into the adjacent store to have it ran through the machine.
(1)Darius B.
If you like average deep fried or frozen food microwaved, flies everywhere, dirty and everyone smoking this is the place for you. Looks like some middle eastern people own this place, so as you can imagine is a dump and they just look for a profit with out putting anything in, dirty, falling apart, very unfriendly. If you have kids, forget it, since they have a smoking license, kids aren't allowed and you really wouldn't want kids to experience this place. Go couple miles down the highway and don't even think about stopping here!
(1)Matt C.
Saw this place on a few billboards while on a cross country road trip. My friends and I decided to try it out. I've never eaten at a truck stop before so I wasn't sure what to expect. It was a truck stop. The outside does not do justice to the insides though. When you get in a sweet old lady greets you (I guess she's Sweet Pea) and she let's you sit wherever you want. I ordered the ribs and fried catfish combo that came with tater tots, hush puppies, and cole slaw. Then finished it off with a peach cobbler. It was a pretty big meal but nothing too impressive. The ribs were a little dry and the catfish wasn't the freshest but it was definitely home cooking. I felt like the little lady could've been my grandma. There's no need to go back but I have a strange urge to try more truck stops...
(3)Geoff c.
though on the outside it looks pretty run-down, the inside is much better. the server was incredibly sweet. the food was good but nothing spectacular. had a bbq pork sandwich with tator tots. the peach cobbler was really good.
(3)Marcy M.
Seriously, it's a rundown truck stop off the I-40 freeway in Arkansas and we didn't have any real expectations about the food. What a nice surprise! The biscuits and sausage gravy were exceptional and my husband ordered a BLT that turned out to be huge and beautiful prepared. My only complaint would be that Sweet Pea's allows smoking but they have enough ceiling fans to keep the room well ventilated. A very sweet elderly woman waits on tables. We left her a big tip.
(4)Novelty B.
Not sure why all the hate. Yes, this is a cafeteria-style restaurant attached to a convenience store in a one-stoplight town. (Were you expecting fancy French cuisine?) But the food is perfectly fine: my husband said the BBQ was quite good, and my grilled chicken sandwich fit the bill. The waitress was attentive, and the cashier was kind. The TV was on, but it wasn't loud or at all smokey. We were entirely content with our lunch break. Maybe it's not great at night, but during the day, no problems at all.
(4)Daniel O.
Do not stop here unless you are dying of hunger. Even then, there are worse ways to die! Honestly though, sad is the best I can say for this place. The "bbq" is mediocre at best, the mashed potatoes and gravy were ok, and the cole slaw was decent. But I'm pretty sure the potatos were box made. The ribs were super dry and tough. The sauce was straight up kc masterpiece. Also, apparently a waitress or maybe a regular customer came storming in hollering about how the store smelled of gas! The store owner was burning incense, a particularly pungent kind, but there was no gas smell to my nose! But she just kept yelling for the whole restaurant to hear and be disturbed. Also while I was eating, a pair of super-rednecks came clumping in covered in grease and the leftovers of their incest I'm sure, cussing at the counter man of the store. Mostly because he is a minority, no doubt. On top of that this location is in the middle of nowhere arkansas. It also looks like the set to a really bad yet terrifyingly realistic horror movie. Needless to say, I will not be returning ever!
(1)Tom F.
Sweet peas there was nothing sweet about the place. You only should stop here if you need something to eat in a pinch. Nothing was very good with the exception of tater tots. But how the heck do you screw that up!?! They also where out of so many items or condiments. Place reminds me of a high school cafeteria and needs to be cleaned desperately but I suppose a lot of this has to do with the fact they allow smoking here. I won't be back here again. Sorry it's bad when the server says I wouldn't order food from here. Geez wish you would of told us before we ordered anything.
(1)Mitch H.
I liked it. It wasn't bad, not the best place I've been but definitely not the worst.
(3)Jose F.
I was running low on hrs so I decided it to stop here for lunch, first thought was get the heck out of here before you get killed but as I saw other trucks park here I gave it a try, on the outside place looks rundown, makes you go away, the inside not much better LoL but I was hungry, the restaurant was plain enough with some funny looking characters, saw some construction crew eating so must be good food right? Well, order the double cheeseburger with tater tots, the tots were amazingly awesome, the burger, well, I had better, being the south I thought it will be better tasting, it was freshly made which is a plus for me. Overall, if you don't have to stop here, don't,
(2)Novelty B.
Not sure why all the hate. Yes, this is a cafeteria-style restaurant attached to a convenience store in a one-stoplight town. (Were you expecting fancy French cuisine?) But the food is perfectly fine: my husband said the BBQ was quite good, and my grilled chicken sandwich fit the bill. The waitress was attentive, and the cashier was kind. The TV was on, but it wasn't loud or at all smokey. We were entirely content with our lunch break. Maybe it's not great at night, but during the day, no problems at all.
(4)Darius B.
If you like average deep fried or frozen food microwaved, flies everywhere, dirty and everyone smoking this is the place for you. Looks like some middle eastern people own this place, so as you can imagine is a dump and they just look for a profit with out putting anything in, dirty, falling apart, very unfriendly. If you have kids, forget it, since they have a smoking license, kids aren't allowed and you really wouldn't want kids to experience this place. Go couple miles down the highway and don't even think about stopping here!
(1)Christina G.
My boyfriend and I were driving around Arkansas and then headed back to Memphis when we pulled off of I40 to find a rest stop. We first stopped at a gas station down the road from Sweet Pea. The woman's restroom in the place down the street didn't have a working toilet and also just had a gross bar of soap and no liquid hand soap (really nasty since they did serve food). I refused to use the bathroom and we continued on our way down the road where we found Sweet Pea. This place looked just as run down from the outside but at least there was soap and paper towels in the bathroom. I tried not to touch anything in the ladies bathroom since it looked like it had been a while since any kind of disinfectant had been used. The ladies room had a dispenser on the wall where for 75 cents you could get a surprise sensual item (either Fantasy 6 or Genie's Delites). I believe the dispenser had nude cards and other goodies. This was the first time I have ever seen this in a ladies rest room as I am used to maybe tampon dispensers. I walked out of the bathroom at Sweet Pea to find my boyfriend chowing down on some fried chicken that he had bought at the register. My boyfriend is obviously not concerned about how sanitary a place is that serves food. He realized that if he wants to grab something to eat without me stealing a bite, then he should grab some fried chicken at Sweet Pea. I wanted to get a snack and debated whether to purchase anything because I was so skeeved out by the place, but I ended up grabbing a pack of peanuts thinking that should be safe since they are packaged. I got in line behind the very questionable looking local who appeared to be strung out on something. The employee who was behind the counter saw us both ready to make a purchase and then picked up his cell phone and walked away towards the back of the store while having a conversation with whoever was on the other line. We stood there waiting until he finished his conversation. Then the employee (who looked like he was most likely the owner) came back to the register, and he did not apologize or say a word to us. So much for Southern hospitality! The only reason why I am even giving this place 2 stars is because there was hand soap and my boyfriend liked the chicken that I would not dare to eat. My boyfriend told me that I need to lower my expectations when I get close to the Delta region.
(2)Kevin P.
The outside of the place should have been an indication of the inside. Parking lot had ruts and holes large enough to swallow up a VW. Walking inside was like stepping back into the 60's, or that's the last time any decorating had been done. I had catfish plate that consisted of 3 small pieces, a few fries, and a table spoon of funky tasting cole slaw. The fish was good, though. We also had a BBQ pork sandwich. The meat was overcooked and smoked; not over mesquite smoked, more like smoked over burning plywood. It reminded me of pork jerky. There was one waitress with a half dozen patrons. We lacked the attention necessary to make the service worth tipping very much. BTW, this is a smoking establishment so if cigarette smoke or the hacking of a customer bothers you, beware. If you pay by credit card, be prepared to walk next door into the adjacent store to have it ran through the machine.
(1)Daniel O.
Do not stop here unless you are dying of hunger. Even then, there are worse ways to die! Honestly though, sad is the best I can say for this place. The "bbq" is mediocre at best, the mashed potatoes and gravy were ok, and the cole slaw was decent. But I'm pretty sure the potatos were box made. The ribs were super dry and tough. The sauce was straight up kc masterpiece. Also, apparently a waitress or maybe a regular customer came storming in hollering about how the store smelled of gas! The store owner was burning incense, a particularly pungent kind, but there was no gas smell to my nose! But she just kept yelling for the whole restaurant to hear and be disturbed. Also while I was eating, a pair of super-rednecks came clumping in covered in grease and the leftovers of their incest I'm sure, cussing at the counter man of the store. Mostly because he is a minority, no doubt. On top of that this location is in the middle of nowhere arkansas. It also looks like the set to a really bad yet terrifyingly realistic horror movie. Needless to say, I will not be returning ever!
(1)Tom F.
Sweet peas there was nothing sweet about the place. You only should stop here if you need something to eat in a pinch. Nothing was very good with the exception of tater tots. But how the heck do you screw that up!?! They also where out of so many items or condiments. Place reminds me of a high school cafeteria and needs to be cleaned desperately but I suppose a lot of this has to do with the fact they allow smoking here. I won't be back here again. Sorry it's bad when the server says I wouldn't order food from here. Geez wish you would of told us before we ordered anything.
(1)Mitch H.
I liked it. It wasn't bad, not the best place I've been but definitely not the worst.
(3)Jose F.
I was running low on hrs so I decided it to stop here for lunch, first thought was get the heck out of here before you get killed but as I saw other trucks park here I gave it a try, on the outside place looks rundown, makes you go away, the inside not much better LoL but I was hungry, the restaurant was plain enough with some funny looking characters, saw some construction crew eating so must be good food right? Well, order the double cheeseburger with tater tots, the tots were amazingly awesome, the burger, well, I had better, being the south I thought it will be better tasting, it was freshly made which is a plus for me. Overall, if you don't have to stop here, don't,
(2)James F.
I'm dog tired writing this, but I needed coffee and a break from driving through Arkansas. Came across Sweet Peas and decided to order some food in addition to coffee. Had the biscuits and gravy with a side of scrambled eggs. Pretty decent, biscuits were actually flaky and warm. Gravy was bland, but I didn't expect much to begin with. Place is a truck stop, nuff said. But it serves its purpose, and I suppose other tired souls will find it a haven when seeking late night, pitstop coffee.
(3)Deb S.
Avoid unless you like an all smoking place with filthy restrooms. Didn't even stay to eat. Yuck. Go a few extra miles to Brinkley and eat at Gene's BBQ.
(1)Matt C.
Saw this place on a few billboards while on a cross country road trip. My friends and I decided to try it out. I've never eaten at a truck stop before so I wasn't sure what to expect. It was a truck stop. The outside does not do justice to the insides though. When you get in a sweet old lady greets you (I guess she's Sweet Pea) and she let's you sit wherever you want. I ordered the ribs and fried catfish combo that came with tater tots, hush puppies, and cole slaw. Then finished it off with a peach cobbler. It was a pretty big meal but nothing too impressive. The ribs were a little dry and the catfish wasn't the freshest but it was definitely home cooking. I felt like the little lady could've been my grandma. There's no need to go back but I have a strange urge to try more truck stops...
(3)Geoff c.
though on the outside it looks pretty run-down, the inside is much better. the server was incredibly sweet. the food was good but nothing spectacular. had a bbq pork sandwich with tator tots. the peach cobbler was really good.
(3)Marcy M.
Seriously, it's a rundown truck stop off the I-40 freeway in Arkansas and we didn't have any real expectations about the food. What a nice surprise! The biscuits and sausage gravy were exceptional and my husband ordered a BLT that turned out to be huge and beautiful prepared. My only complaint would be that Sweet Pea's allows smoking but they have enough ceiling fans to keep the room well ventilated. A very sweet elderly woman waits on tables. We left her a big tip.
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