Very ample portions and reasonable prices. Breakfast specials and Senior and kids menu,s. Biscuit…read moreand gravy and ham steak are phenominal.

This place is a diamond in the rough. Good food, friendly service and great coffee. The prices are…read moreevev reasonable. What more can you ask for?

Local Bar with Massive Rib-eyes…read more Mcadoo's is an experience, and one you should explore if you are in the Blytheville area. I have, over the years, wanted to go and check the place out, but a combination of not being able to find it and not having enough time has always kept me from a visit. During my last visit to Blytheville, a business colleague and I decided to check this infamous establishment out and have a business dinner, beers, and rib-eyes. Mcadoo's is located in central Blytheville, across from the fire station, and it is in a simple metal shack, which can make it hard to find. There are no signs on the building, just the name written on the entrance door. Inside, you find a fully functioning bar with pool tables and plenty of tables to sit at. Mcadoo's has an old-school vibe as the inside is lit up by old-school red lights. Like bars of old, you can smoke inside; keep this in mind if you are a non-smoker or have allergies to smoke. Mcadoo's has a fully stocked bar, but it's mostly known for its rib-eye steaks. Our server came to our table and informed us that they had no apps and that our only options were rib-eye with salad, baked potato, and toast, or rib-eye with toast, as nothing else was available on the menu. The rib-eyes took about twenty minutes to arrive, and they were massive and cooked to perfection. The salad and the baked potato were fresh and okay, but the focus was on the steak. The steaks were juicy and tender, and they were also very affordable. The allure of Mcadoo's is the experience, the full bar and the affordable rib-eyes. It is also a favourite place for locals to hang out. Overall, a good experience and a great rib-eye dinner.

Three sisters read the Yelp reviews and received wonderful hospitality and great food here. We…read morerecommend the steak salad and the bologna sandwich. Each was delicious. Miss Barbara is a most delightful hostess and owner. Looking for local color? This is the place. The entrance does not face the road so you will have to look for the building that looks like a body shop, but the spacious interior has a big bar and plenty of seating with several pool tables. Clearly this is a neighborhood hangout.

Traveling to OKC for a truck show. Stopped in Forrest City AR. Wanted to have dinner at a local…read morerestaurant instead one of those chain ones. So glad we did. The name of the place was Legacy. We met a very nice couple who frequent the place and gave us suggestions on what to order. The staff was nice and friendly the food was amazing and we would definitely recommend and would definitely go back. We also want to thank the very nice couple They know why. If you happen to be passing thru Forrest City and are hungry stop in at Legacy

On the way back to Memphis from golfing at Village Creek State Park. Found Legacy Cafe on Yelp with…read moregreat reviews. They deserve them. Excellent food, friendly service & comfortable atmosphere. Something on menu to please everyone. I had catfish with onion rings. It was great. Fresh, crispy, seasoned right, lots of flavor & not a bit greasy. Hush puppies were also delicious Spouse had Legacy Burger. It was big, juicy & flavorful. We enjoyed the Legacy very much & will return whenever in the Forest City area.

I've only tried the Shiver, and it's one of the best ice cream desserts I've ever had. I get one…read moreevery time I pass through the area. I love the old diner vibe this place has. This gem is worth the trip!

We were Jonesing for malted milk shakes, and this place was retro so we expected real ice cream and…read moremachines that looked liked,you know, old-fashioned milk shake mixers. Au Contraire! This was soft serve and they did have ice cream so they kept asking, "One, two, or three scoops?" To which we replied with three fingers and a grin. But please add malt was met with they could sprinkle it on top. To which our smiles became frowns. "Can't you just shake it up in the glass or in the mixer? We queried. No that would be soft serve was the answer. They do have real ice cream too. We were a bit slow on the uptake, and our sweet counter girl, Emily, who was in her 20s but looked 15, patiently explained the ice cream came in a cup and the milk shakes were soft serve only, because evidently their shake machine can't handle the hard real stuff. We caved, got soft serve. We wanted malts not ice cream sprinkled with malt. *sigh.* Bella, Michael and Kennedy looked on, in training with our youthful trainer, and Kennedy remarked, "You're living on the edge," It was her first day. The place also had other retro food, except for the seed oils, which meant shakes only for us.

A friend and I recently ate lunch here together. It's a great soul food restaurant, located in the…read moretype of neighborhood that I'm only comfortable frequenting during the daylight hours. On this day of the week (Wednesday), the restaurant featured their fried chicken. A local resident had strongly and repeatedly recommended Mae's food. My friend and I both ordered the fried chicken. I'm sure glad that I did! It was perfectly breaded, seasoned, and cooked. We were given our choice of cut, and we both chose chicken breasts. It was nicely-sized and fresh. I would definitely recommend it, and I would order it again. For side items, the collard greens, sweet potatoes, and blackeye(d) peas were all delicious and properly prepared. I ate every last bit, especially since the portion sizes were a bit too small. I would suppose that tiny portions dramatically reduce food waste. The square of cornbread was quite welcomed. I had also heard that Mae's cooks up some delicious pork chops (on Thursdays) and meatloaf (some Fridays). I look forward to trying those as well. The building doesn't have central air conditioning, but rather a series of window units. During the height of summer, it can get uncomfortably hot inside the restaurant, so they do a lot of take out business. If you want to eat inside, be sure to pick a cool/cloudy day. Also, the parking situation is a bit chaotic, with no designated spaces marked out. It's kind of a free-for-all. The safest bet is to backup into an open spot, just for better visibility when you leave. I made the mistake of parking head-in. It took me forever to back out. The street that runs in front of the restaurant is full of fast and careless drivers. Be sure to take some cash with you, because this place doesn't accept any credit or debit cards.

Thank you for your OUTSTANDING service, Your food was GREAT and your kindness was about standards!…read moreGreat Food And Great Service. Dr. John Williams Come On In, Inc.

Delicious! Hands down, this was the best meal I had during my trip to Arkansas. The restaurant is…read morelocated in a Holiday Inn that appears to be relatively newly constructed. The restaurant was absolutely spotless and the staff couldn't have been quicker. If I'm ever in the area I will absolutely be back.

She got the order wrong and did not care! Did not fix the…read moreorder. Acted like it was my fault!

From the moment we entered the decor,staff, and food were awesome!! I had the hamburger with fries…read more The burger was juicy and the hand cut fries were crispy! Our waitress was VERY attentive. The owner even came by twice to check on everything!! Had the Hatchie shake and the presentation was spot on. It was delicious!!

Made a side trip to Brownsville on way to Memphis and lunched at a beautiful soda shop. It's well…read moredecorated, spacious, and plenty of wait staff. The food was great and very good milkshakes. My turkey wrap had just the right amount of turkey, bacon, and AL white bbq sauce. My friend's Mindfield wrap was great- highly recommend!

Nice little place. Very clean and good parking. Good food,…read morefriendly service and reasonable prices.

The food here is amazing--the best I've tasted in a while. I've had the sauced tenders, onion…read morerings, and cheese sticks. Nothing about this meal was greasy, full of flavor, and the best onion rings I've had!! The pricing of the food here is cheap compared to the amount you get on your plate; you definitely get a lot for what you pay for! The service is great and friendly. The atmosphere is great, but I do wish there was music playing in the front and tables outside for us to eat outside. Besides that, it was a perfect place to dine!! I look forward to eating here again!!

Stopped in for brunch during a motorcycle trip. Had the Bistro Breakfast Special, which was…read moreoutstanding. Definitely recommend for the atmosphere and comfort food. True southern culture.

We were visiting from out of town on a Sunday afternoon and ended up here to eat…read more The interior of the place is cute and cozy with a diner vibe. This is a seat yourself kind of place. The bar menu looked interesting but we didn't order any adult beverages this time. The service was friendly and since most of the tables were full, I think the speed at which our food came out was acceptable. However, my food wasn't hot but my husband's food was piping hot. I took a star off because their 2 pc catfish meal is really only one filet cut in half. So if you're hungry, or if you're expecting full filets, you may want to consider the 4 pc meal. The prices are very reasonable. I didn't get any names of those who waited on us but the older gentlemen exchanged a few dad jokes with my husband which was fun. The restaurant and the women's restroom were clean. I would recommend this place and will certainly check them out again the next time we're in the area.

Only ten reviews? It is very hidden back there but, it's directly across from a Flying J's so,…read moreyou'll be in the area anyways. The service is southern and approachable. I was greeted by a house of young ladies playing country tunes. The seasonings great and if I'm ever back in the area I'll put effort into returning