Man !! I wish this was a chain coffee shop. We were visiting Arkansas for 3 weeks and we discovered…read morethis place and David's Burger place. Man, both now have a special place in my heart ! Okay okay the coffee, this place has the best coffee bean flavor. It's not bitter, like some other S place. I'm very sad we don't live near here so I could have it everyday.

It's gourmet all day! Travis hooked me up with an Ancient Aztec Mocha (Velvet Hammer house roast)…read morethat was perfectly balanced between sweet delicate chocolate flavors and spicy heat hitting tip of the tongue and resonating throughout the drink. One of the best I've had in my travels. Fun tip - you can choose your blend sourced from one of many Latin American or African origins, tasting options available!

Whatever you think, from the outside, that "Rose Garden Market & Co." might be, walk inside and…read moreyou'll likely find you were right. Somehow, despite the name - which reveals little to nothing - the place had exactly what I expected: coffee drinks, craft beer on tap, some food, a lot of vintage/used clothing for sale, music, art, and a place to enjoy it all. I sat at the bar/counter after poking through the clothes, drank a bit, snacked some, chatted, and learned that, come evening, the space is also home to live music. Rose Garden Market & Co. is covering a lot of ground. It's funky, unique, filled with a lot to look at and, with the exception of a beer priced - surprisingly - above $8 was a well-priced, quirky neighborhood spot that I enjoyed hanging at. The place is the opposite of homogenous or IG-friendly. Rather, it's a reflection of the owner who I imagine to be both an artist, an aficionado of vintage duds, and a fan of live music. Rose Garden Market & Co. is the antithesis of Starbucks and that's a very good thing.

Came here with 3 of my buddies, and I will say This place is the best!…read more Everything about it is great, one thing sticks out. The service! I had Maxie and montiana (i think that is how you spell it ..) and they were both super helpful and fun and engaging and that is exactly what I needed. The highlight of my time in Little Rock!! Long story short . They helped me find my lost AirPods!

They make fresh monuments to order! The donuts are hot, fresh, and delicious…read more Wide variety or drink to choose from. This is a great spot to sit down, enjoy a drink, and chat with friends. The owners are very kind and encouraged us to keep eating donuts, haha!

If you are looking for a futuristic, socially-distanced sugar rush, this is your spot. Walking into…read moreSugar Llama is a bit of a trip, it is impeccably clean and smells exactly like a nostalgic carnival, but the atmosphere is eerily quiet. Despite the sweet aroma, there was absolutely no one else in the restaurant, and the staff member present didn't even offer a greeting. You essentially order and pay via a small tablet kiosk tucked off to the side, meaning you can get through your entire visit with zero human interaction. The Price of Convenience We have to talk about the pricing because some of it is truly jarring. $3.19 for a single can of soda is, quite frankly, unacceptable under any circumstances. It is definitely a "convenience tax" taken to the extreme. The mini donuts are priced in tiers: 1 - $1.19 4 - $3.99 6 - $5.59 12 - $9.96 16 - $11.99 25 - $17.69 100 - $52.89 The Donuts As far as service speed goes, they are lightning-fast. We ordered 16 donuts in four different flavors, and the entire box was ready in just five minutes. We sampled the Cinnamon Roll, Strawberry, Cotton Candy, and Turtle. Every single one of them was objectively good. While these aren't necessarily "life-changing" donuts that will haunt your dreams, they are solid, tasty treats. If you are in the mood to try something new and don't mind the kiosk-style service (or the expensive soda), it is certainly worth a visit.

Such a comfy cozy spot…read more The coffee is so so good. Lots of milk and flavor options. The iced coffee is made with coffee ice. The counter workers were very kind.

I've grown up with River City coffee being THE coffee spot for my family. I remember the original…read morelocation a little further down Kavanaugh and from what I remember they really only did regular hot coffee, but LOTS of bean sales. That location also sold teas and I spent hours smelling different tea blends. Now, this wonderful little coffee shop tucked into the old post office still sells coffee beans and classic coffee, but seems to have less of a bean sales area. Comfy, cozy, eclectic, and a staple of the Hillcrest area, River City Coffee continues to be a wonderful spot to grab coffee locally. The baristas were friendly and quick with our orders, and a refill for a simple hot coffee was also very quick. My latte was fresh (definitely not a place I had to worry about a dead shot of espresso!) and delicious. Mom's mocha was delightful, and she enjoyed the warm ceramic mug almost as much as the coffee inside- there's just something about being able to wrap your hands around a mug on a cold morning! Can't wait to come back the next time I'm in town

Super cute spot! We were stopping through Little Rock on our road trip and looked up dishes the…read morecity is known for: possum pie appeared on our list. We found Honey Pies which had a perfect mini pie which we could split and try!

I'm not a pie person, but I had to try possum pie! And when I saw I could get four mini pies for…read more$24, there were a few I wanted to try. In order of favorite to least favorite - possum, fudge brownie, key lime, and banana cream. I also got a double strawberry (strawberry cake and strawberry icing) cupcake. They were all pretty good, but the possum pie was the obvious standout. I also loved how they were packaged so neatly.

I stopped in for Sunday brunch at Hillcrest Little Bakery with a dining companion who was visiting…read morefor the first time. I've personally worked my way through most of the menu over time, so I was excited for them to try it. It was around 9am so it was still fairly quiet and calm. Believe me it gets busy!! We started with orange juice and a Sunrise Matcha while we looked over the menu and caught up. The service was excellent (always) attentive, friendly, and relaxed, which made it easy to take our time. My companion ordered the B Street Bowl (potatoes, smoked brisket, onions, and peppers) with the queso served on the side and eggs cooked to order(fried hard). I ordered The Chenal which is their seasoned grilled shrimp with bacon, peppers, and tomatoes over cheesy grits. I added an over-medium egg and a side of hollandaise. Both dishes were delicious and incredibly satisfying. The portions were huge, and we each ended up taking a to-go box home for a mini meal later. It's the kind of brunch spot where you can sip your drink, take your time, and leave very full. Tip: If you order the B Street Bowl, getting the queso on the side lets you control the richness. Everything is amazing here. If you're a newbie, you can't go wrong with a Benedict!

Wandered in here about a week ago, based upon the reviews from yelp and why did it NOT disappoint!…read more Super cute little place located about a block off the main drag, it's in a converted house that is decorated tastefully and kept immaculately clean. It was lunchtime, and even though I thought I wanted something sweet like French toast the brisket wrap caught my eye, and I decided to give that a try instead. Meanwhile, the nice lady sitting next to me received her bananas, foster pancakes, and I immediately started kicking myself for not going that route. Her bananas were beautifully caramelized with quite a bit of sauce, topping the pancakes, and it looked heavenly. According to her, it was heavenly. Moments later, my brisket wrap arrived with the tiniest little container of a garlic aïoli, which was clearly homemade. The rap itself was jampacked full of succulent, perfectly cooked beef, but when you put a little bit of that aïoli on there, it really stepped its game up and shined! I left completely stuffed in a very happy camper and you will too. Enjoy!

Excellent atmosphere with terrific espresso drinks and goodies. My service here has always been…read morespot-on! Friendly friendly friendly.

Excellent coffee and great baristas! The white kraken is my…read morefavorite with a energizer shot!

Starbucks - Kanis & Shackelford (Little Rock)…read more "Be good to each other." Talk about a warm and welcoming atmosphere. That quote greets you on the wall, all lit up, as you pick up your order. I've gone to a lot of Starbucks around the country and the world, and I have to say, this location during morning shift - works like well oiled machine. Ladies you did such an amazing job during a weekday morning rush. I can't praise your manager and the team enough. How incredibly well you all did and supported each other. It's a true testament to the quote you proudly light up, every day. It was my first time coming here, for business and I stayed awhile, sipping on my hot Earl Grey Black Tea, in a For Here Mug. Although, there's not a lot of great places to plug in your computer or portable devices for work, it still great location for hanging out or having meetings. When you first walk in through main entrance, immediately to your right you will find decent size table with two chairs, next to merchandise shelf. That's where I stayed for few hours. To the left, you will find tables against large windows and eight chairs, including two large plush leather chairs on the corner. In the middle of the store you can sit on a large leather bench with additional five tables and six chairs. Overall, I do recommend this location regardless if you're from the area or visiting. You can't beat awesome customer service and such friendly and knowledgeable baristas. Way to go ladies. So proud of you all!

This was the Starbucks I went to during my business trip. The staff was so nice and super helpful!…read moreI really enjoyed going in to this location while on my trip!