We dined at Copper Grill in Downtown Little Rock on a Friday evening to celebrate my mother's…read morebirthday. Even though the restaurant was full, we were seated right away which was a great start to the evening. Our server was very attentive and friendly, checking on us often and making sure everything came out just right. The ambiance was warm and cozy, making it a perfect place for a relaxed celebration. We ordered the grilled pear salad with shrimp, a Caesar salad with salmon, a side of onion rings, fries, and for dessert the coconut cream pie and cheesecake. Everything was fresh, flavorful, and beautifully prepared. I've eaten here several times before and the food is consistently great. It is always a reliable spot for a nice dinner downtown. We will definitely be back.

This is a very nice place, spacious and good ambiance. The food is tasty, and I really enjoyed my…read morebowl of Gumbo. The prices are surprisingly reasonable for a nice restaurant. The service is good - our server Darius was very nice. In summary, highly recommended!

It was amazing.. food was great. Waitress was good. We had a ribeye that was Girl to perfection…read more Broccolini was amazing season very well and they crème brûlée was outstanding.

I'll make this quick. The greeting from the hostess and host ***curt, dismissive***. To make it…read moreworse, as they seated us, I said "I don't normally like to sit on the long bench, it's so close to others" (it was very close). No acknowledgment, they both just walked away. It was my colleague that commented about their lack of response, before I even mentioned it. When the server arrived, we told him of the "concerns" and he tried to resolve "they were new, blah blah" and while I was ready to leave, opted to give him a chance to change my perspective. We ordered a couple of appetizers and drinks. The drinks were good, the appetizers were good enough. We had the Surf and Turf Queso and Fried Green Tomatoes (very tasty). We decided to end the visit, pay the check and have dinner at another restaurant. I applaud the server for seemingly going to make the hostess/host aware (we saw him talking to them just after we informed him), but I just couldn't shake the experience. When we left, they both gave a warm "have a nice day" - just would have been better feeling the sentiment at the start of the visit. The host/hostess set the tone for your establishment. Make sure that they understand!

No happy hour menu. Very high prices…read more Morose apathetic service. The menu is just fried foods and flat pizza. They are generous and kind enough to add the tip for you to the bill. Even if you're taking your order to go. What a scam!

Horrible customer service. I overheard the waitresses discussing my party, and complained about how…read moreserving a party of 6 was too much. Used a lot of profanity.

Very fine restaurant in a cute house. Great outdoor space when the weather is nice. Cozy…read moreatmosphere. Food was amazing and very friendly staff.

Amazing little find! Would definitely revisit the next time we're in town…read more Food was fantastic, and we loved the ambiance. Great service too.

"By the Glass" may be a wine bar but for me, after a single visit, it will be forever known as "the…read moreplace with the olives". To accompany our happy hour wines my son and I ordered two of his favorite things: Mixed Mediterranean Olives ($5.50) and a Spanish cheese ($9). Perhaps I've spent too long in the Bay Area or perhaps they do things differently in Arkansas but the mountainous bowl of olives that arrived at our table sparked utter joy. This wasn't 5, 10, or even 15 olives; I think it might've been a whole jar's worth. It was not only amusing, but an utter delight. One hundred percent chance of a return visit for the olives alone. We followed with the Spanish cheese and more wine but there was no getting beyond the olives. That's what we'd be talking about. Forever. By the Glass has a good happy hour ($5/glass for selected wine) which pertains only to the wines. It's a low-key, comfortable, unpretentious spot that's received recognition as the best bar, the best wine bar, the best trendy bar, and the best happy hour bar from a variety of publications. During my visit it was quiet and welcoming, an environment I'd feel equally comfortable in either solo or with friends. If you like wine, "By the Glass" is a good find. If you like olives it's even better.

My boyfriend was visiting for the week and we are wine people and this is the place to be. Nice…read moreconversation and we met some really nice people. We will be back.

This is a great low-key bar atmosphere, often times with baby grand piano entertainment. Although…read moreit is in shared space with the theater next door, it does stand alone and will remind you of a place "where everybody knows your name". The staff and ownership are friendly. I highly recommend giving it a chance, especially if you are a creative- or musically-inclined-type that thrives on interaction with others of shared interest.

From the owner: The Lobby Bar is open for special events and serves as the intermission bar for the Studio Theatre…read moreproductions. Check out our Facebook page for more information!

They serve absolutely amazing salads here. You won't find anything like them anywhere else. Being…read moreable to choose from a huge selection of fresh ingredients gives me confidence in what I'm eating. The customer service is fantastic, and you're always welcome.

We ordered the Roman, Chile-Honey Soppressata, Ham Pineapple & Jalapeño, and Mushroom pizzas. First…read moreoff, I really liked how thin the dough was. I'm not a big fan of thick or bready crust, so this was perfect for me. All of the pizzas were pretty flavorful, and I appreciated the variety of unique flavors they offer. The ones with jalapeños definitely had a kick if you took a bite with the pepper, but without them, the spiciness wasn't too bad. The Roman was super flavorful, and the Chile-Honey Soppressata had that nice sweet-and-spicy combo, just like the name suggests. I personally love sweet pizzas, so that one was a standout for me. I also love the interior, especially the open second level. It overlooks the first floor and gives the space a cool, hip vibe.

Ugh, when will this place get over itself?…read more In short, it sucks. Too loud, too smoky, and to top it off....no LIQUOR?? This kind of establishment makes me NEED stiff drink, so I was quite unsettled to learn it had none. The location has the potential to be great, but they definitely need a little help. Meanwhile, I'll go the extra half mile to Pizza D.

Already a Kavanaugh Boulevard institution, The Hillcrest Fountain recently received a total…read moremakeover (2020). Gutted and completely redone, this bar still serves up only beer & wine and attracts the local neighborhood late 20-30-somethings crowd. No food, but plenty of surprises await you... AMBIANCE Low lights enhance the dark wood and urban chic furnishings. The classic long bar has modern comfortable bar stools and those cool hangers for a handbag below. Booths and two-top bar tables are spread out and don't overcrowd the space. Even when packed with people, the crowd flow is still ok. For a dive bar vibe, this bar is spotless and stays clean. Separate men's & women's clean bathrooms are in the back near the door to their outdoor patio (not open yet, but I hear soon). Thursday-Saturday after 8pm it becomes THE place to be at night in this part of the city. Patrons during the day and during happy hour are mostly regular locals. This is a great place to meet, watch a game, play a game, share intriguing conversation, and enjoy beer and wine. Ask the bartender to show you a peek of the speakeasy door. Or don't. There is one salty bartender. BEER & WINE ONLY That said, the taps rotate an excellent sampling of local craft brews and popular national brands at very low prices compared to other local bars serving draft beer. Happy Hour daily, but not sure of what the hours or prices are. Just ask a bartender. The new keg beer system is ice cold and they seem to have just the right amount of foam as to not waste the draft. Those bartenders know how to pull a proper pint! Many other beers in bottles and cans are available. Yuengling Lager on tap ran out, but they had Yuengling Light available. They don't stay out long and the knowledgeable and polite bartenders will offer an alternative, not just say, they are out. The local popular Flyway Blue Wing was on-tap as well. The other taps spread the beer spectrum from sours to IPAs. The wine by the bottle or glass offerings are clearly well thought out with pricing and vintages meant to fit everyone's budget and wine palate. Specials by the glass are above on a chalkboard. I had a great 5 oz. glass of a Russian River Valley pinot noir, priced excellent. ENTERTAINMENT Along the mural painted East wall is a classic bar shuffleboard puck-style game. It's the one with the sawdust alley and you glide the pucks. Very cool and chill. There are two full sized billiard tables in the front center area of this bar. See the bartender with your ID and they will hand you the billiard balls rack. Nice new large televisions above the bar typically playing whatever is popular. The Olympic trials were on and the NBA finals at the same time. Bartenders are cool and will put on whatever you want within reason. Music is probably the best in the city, with the bartenders making their own playlist vibes. I think Spotify Pro with no commercials. Super groovy music, not just some selfish rando personal playlist. It's actually very well thought out. The music playlists are probably one of the most surprising things about this bar. Not too loud, just the right tempo, and a great balance of things you know and new music you want to know. Kudos to the sound vibe.