Downtown is anchored by the Arkansas Pier, Clinton Library & Old State Hose Museum. The…read moreOttenheimer Market Hall has an array of international cuisine under one roof. There is a walking tour in the area with over 100 sculptures. The Metro Streetcar is the local transport. Parking is free on weekends. When we walked inside we saw nurses checking locals blood pressure. The farmers market in the back closed for the season after Labor Day. Unfortunately the market it's only open from 10 to 2 Monday through Saturday. We walked past Thai, Korean, Lebanese, Greek, Mexican, Italian ... food vendors. There were tables in the middle. Many vendors were offering free samples.

The river market has food, coffee, and shops. There is also a main stage on the backside facing the…read moreriverfront. I did not enter the market, but I viewed the grounds. I ate at surrounding restaurants, and decided to visit the park instead.

My best holiday shopping experience was with your store. Casey went above & beyond to ship a…read moreVietri piece to me in California. She drove it herself to UPS to make sure it would arrive by my tight deadline. It arrived today and was carefully packaged. I cannot thank her enough and want the whole world to know this was outstanding customer service! Happy Holidays!

From the owner: We are a unique gift boutique that has been locally owned and operated for over 31 years. We have…read moregifts for every occasion and at all price points. We also have bridal, baby and graduation registries with free gift wrap and free local delivery. Come and see for yourself why The Full Moon is Little Rock's favorite gift shop!

I really like Fringe Clothing! It's my style. They have a little bit for everyone. It's a laid…read moreplace and the staff is great. The parking is okay, I ended up parking on the street for like $2.50 but there is also parking places near the store and the walk isn't bad at all. There were two young ladies there and one of their names were Julia or Julie and she was really sweet, both of them were. I told them what I was looking for and they both tried their best to help me. They were extremely knowledgeable about the store. They store is well stocked with clothing. They have rompers, pants, bralettes etc....just pretty much a lot of cute stuff. I felt like everything was well priced the romper that I looked at was like $50 and they seemed to have sizes from XS to L. Overall cute store, I would definitely go back.

Checked this boutique out while visiting Little Rock and loved it! It's a cute shop located right…read moredowntown and it offers a cool vibe for shoppers! What I typically notice first about boutiques is the decor and Fringe did not disappoint! I really like how it was decorated and the fun clothing that it offered to buyers! I'm a big shopper and thought they offered unique pieces and pretty good price points for the style and quality! I think this a great little shop for locals and visitors to stop by and enjoy their wares! Check them out and you won't be disappointed!

This little shop was so much. The item are a little pricey but a great place to grab a gift…read more Anything from coffee table books to dish towels. I did find a pink pen I loved but a $26.00 a pop, it stay at Moxy. This store is next to an ice cream shop, is 2 for 1!

Located in the historic SoMa District of downtown Little Rock, this trendy vintage-inspired gift…read moreshop offers a broad range of furniture, home decor, along with gourmet food items and sundries. This is where trendy meets retro. Here you can find industrial decor, lighting, puzzles, games, stationary and more. If you need a gift for anyone of any age, there is something for everyone. Definitely a must for shopping for unique gifts.

Let's discuss little shops that have a ton of amazing gifts, to outdoor items, and LGBT+ support! I…read moreabsolutely love this place! The shop owner was so friendly and kind after overhearing that I was from OOT. They suggested a few great places to visit while being in the area so I certainly bookmarked them and plan on visiting. They have a wide array of outdoor items from coolers, tumbers, to backpacks. What really drew me in was their selection of little knickknacks that were rite up my alley! I purchased a few items and walked out happy with my purchases! Fortunately they also have an online store so I can get whatever I wanted in store but had no room in my carry on bags!

What a cool shop. I was able to talk with one of the folks who work there and they said they try to…read morebuy local and US made, hence the Domestic Domestic. I could have easily spent an hour in there looking at the cards, the stickers, the games, the books, THE SOCKS, the bags. Next time I'm in Little Rock I will absolutely make sure I stop by. I ended up just purchasing some really cool stickers and some socks. I love the socks because they go up to a size 14, perfect for big feet.

Wow! This place is reorganized and has a nice gentleman staff member now too…read more There's a whole room on your left as you come in devoted to classics and award-winning books. There are even chairs here and there to relax on. The lower level nonfiction wasn't very impressive but I'll be back to check out the classics. (It was too crowded to go in on this Saturday.) They should really put a sign outside saying they've reorganized and cleaned up and have three levels of books. Otherwise people who stopped by when it was old and crappy won't even know.

I had a pretty tight timeline for getting on the road, but as I was on my way from the hotel to the…read morecar to leave town, I spotted this bookstore...and happily blew my itinerary by spending almost an hour here. It is a GREAT used bookstore and would be so in any city. + Handsome--hardwood floors and copious natural light + Four floors of stock + Tidy and well organized + Exceptional variety of subjects and genres + All books in good condition or better (most better) + Staggeringly low prices (to a Chicagoan) + LPs and DVDs Plus, they are operated by the Central Arkansas Library System, so I hope and assume that proceeds from the store benefit the libraries, which is always awesome. On top of all that, I finally found a book here for which I had been searching through dozens of bookstores in several cities for over a year. And although I would have happily taken a shabby paperback, what I found was a boxed, cloth-bound Library of America edition, including several of the author's other works--FOR ONLY SIX DOLLARS! That kind of bookstore good fortune is extraordinary.

Very cute store. Very clean and friendly. They had the Grinch was the best. The cute dog. Was so…read morecool. Love this place.

Pink Olive is a sweet collection of gifts of love for someone special or yourself. You are loved -…read morewhether you're giving or receiving a gift from Pink Olive.