The Root Cafe is a fun and unique spot to grab a delicious meal! I came here twice during my visit…read moreto Little Rock and had a great meal both times. They serve breakfast, lunch, and dinner with a menu that features a fresh and healthier take on classic southern food. I really enjoyed the spicy tofu bowl with grits and collared greens, their homemade cornbread, and strawberry shortcake for dessert! I also liked their arancini which was on the specials menu. Their classic lemonade was delicious, and the perfect complement to my meal. I'd highly recommend The Root Cafe for a memorable meal!

We came here on a Sunday morning after church. There wasn't a line so we were able to order…read moreimmediately. You order at the counter before heading to your table. The Sausage, Egg, & Cheese Biscuit was really good. The biscuit held together really well too but the crumbly bits that fell off were perfect little bites. You can taste the fresh gamey-ness of the sausage. The potato's were chopped perfectly, cooked perfectly, and seasoned very well. The bacon is also delicious. The only thing that bothered me about the restaurant were the floors and the edges of the floor that met the walls of the restaurant. It just looked really dirty.

10/10 lunch spot! Quick service, delightful lunch, good…read moreprices! It's a lovely spot for a work lunch or casual outing. Get a blackberry bar for dessert (trust me)!!

I had the farmhouse with fresh fruit to eat and the blueberry basil macha to drink. The farmhouse…read morewas delicious, and it is a MUST to put the blackberry jam on the sandwich. The fresh fruit was fine, but much of the fruit isn't in season right now, so what can you expect? The blueberry basil macha was absolutely delicious! It was a little too sweet for me, but that's my personal preference. The service was great. We were met with a friendly greeting, and they were extremely nice when they brought us our food. The inside is very homely! We ate up in the loft area which has plenty of tables and a nice sitting area with couches and armchairs for those who like to lounge.

On a road trip from TN to TX, we were driving through Little Rock and looking for something…read morehealthier and more filling than fast food. One of our friends (and a Little Rock native) recommended Boulevard Bread Company, and we're so grateful that we stopped to check this cute spot out! There are a few Boulevard locations in Little Rock, and while this one wasn't the most convenient to the highway, it was still open for lunch as we were driving through the city around 2:30 PM. I placed our order online from the road, so when we pulled in, our sandwiches were ready and waiting! I'm glad we did order ahead, as they were still pretty busy when we arrived. We grabbed a table and enjoyed our lunch inside the cafe. We split a couple of their signature sandwiches, and our favorite of the two was the pastrami. The rye bread pairs quite nicely with the roast beef. We also shared the turkey sandwich, which was good but not as memorable as the pastrami. I can confidently say that we'd make Boulevard our new go-to road trip stop in Little Rock! From the freshly baked bread and tasty sandwiches to the friendly service, this is a solid spot for lunch.

First time here for Mother's Day brunch. Had excellent servers in Blake & Dominika. Food was great,…read moreas were the mimosas & bloody Mary's. Can't wait to go back!

Lost Forty is in an industrial area. In fact, we couldn't find it at first as it blended in for a…read moremoment. It does have plenty of parking. The interior is welcoming with long wooden tables and benches. Our kids enjoyed playing some of the free games offered. Our server was very attentive and friendly. Additionally, Mike, who served our food (maybe a manager or owner?) was incredibly kind. We liked the 4 beers from our flight. But the food was the main reason I'd go back. The pimiento grilled cheese sandwich and burger were both so good! If I ever come through Little Rock again, I'd definitely pay another visit.

Stopped by Lost Forty brewing on a trip from Texas to North Carolina. When you arrive, there's…read moreplenty of parking in the front of the building. When you walk inside, it's a bit of a rustic brewery feel. We were seated by the host and we happened to be there on a day they were serving brunch. Unfortunately, our experience was impacted by a large family with several kids which were seated at the same communal table that wasn't big enough to hold the family, which made the experience feel more crowded and distracting than we would have preferred. I ordered the love honey bock which was a full bodied beer flavored with Arkansas honey and was very good. As for the food, I ordered the brisket hash which was extremely dry and had to drown the brisket in salsa to finish it. If I'm in the area I would stop in for beer but would probably pass on brunch.

Affordable, order at the counter restaurant. With simple decor. Lots of options for breakfast and…read morelunch. Service was friendly and quick. Food was fresh and hot. Nice quick meal when in Little Rock.

This is a greasy spoon hole in the wall, but they're open early. You order at the counter and they…read morebring you the food. The staff were pleasant. The food will fill your belly. If you're looking for a regular American breakfast this is the place to go.

Great food and friendly service. I really liked the garden burger and the italian grinder. Tip: if…read moreordering the grinder to go, ask for the vinaigrette on the side. It soaked through the sandwich by the time I got back to eat it. Still delicious!

Food was okay, nothing more. Fries were cold, as was my sandwich. Salad was good. Service is…read moreanother story. Greeter reeked of weed, then tried to seat us at the bar, not noticing through his fog that my friend was in a wheelchair. Someone else handled the seating! Food took forever to arrive, with the starter coming after the entrees and a reminder from us. After that, nobody checked, asked about dessert, etc. almost an hour and a half was wasted for so-so food and indifferent treatment. Very disappointing.

I only come for the breakfast. The Blueberry Pancakes are delicious…read more The main restaurant is currently being renovated so they are serving meals at Loca Luna the restaurant next door. Service is always quick

Red Door had been on my list for a long time. I had tried on multiple occasions to make it here for…read morebrunch but kept missing it. So when I finally got the chance to stop by for an early dinner with a friend, I was excited. Unfortunately, the reality of the experience just didn't live up to the expectations. The two stars are strictly for the vibes--because eating outside under the stars on a warmed patio in the fall? That was beautiful. The atmosphere was exactly what I wanted: cozy, inviting, and perfect for a chill evening. Our server team was friendly, and everyone committed to us having a nice time there--including the cooks. But the food? Completely unseasoned. Everything was cooked well, but there was zero flavor. I mean, none. It felt like whoever made it had all the technique in the world but forgot to add even a pinch of salt. And because I met the cook, I'd venture to guess that's how Red Door told him to cook it. I'm pretty sure he seasons his food at home. For a place I had been waiting so long to try, the lack of flavor was a huge turnoff--especially since this spot ain't cheap. If you're coming for the ambiance, you'll have a great time. Just grab some appetizers and you'll be good to go. But if you're coming for flavorful food that makes you want to come back? This ain't it. I won't be rushing to return.

The former Press Waffle is now called The Spot @ SOMA. We came in for breakfast and had The Rock:…read morewaffle sammich with sausage patty, cheese, and an egg however you like it. Tasty, with a very good flavor and texture sausage patty (I'm picky). We had lattes, too: a hazelnut and a mocha. All delivered to our table by two pleasant ladies after we ordered at the counter. (On busy days, likely the customer picks up at least their beverages themselves.) The decor is exactly same as Press. Even the menu seems unchanged. While waffles are delicious, they aren't a thing I'd eat daily or even weekly (CARBS, oy) and for those with a preference for anything not a waffle, they'll be out of luck. I'd love the new owners to broaden the menu just a bit to offer a protein waffle, as well as maybe one or two non-waffle options (toasted breakfast sammich, veggie omelette or scramble).

I was so excited to come here. I love waffles and I love sweets!…read more My only complaint is that the savory waffles items had a sweet waffle base. Don't get me wrong the waffle are great but for the savory waffles, I would prefer more of a true crispy waffle, and not the airy, yet dense sweet waffles.