Amazing experience. The simplicity of this yurt is just what my husband and I needed. Private…read more Clean exactly as listed. The host are good

We had a fabulous time tasting wine and beer chatting with Dennis and staying in the yurt. We would…read moreup with 3 bottles of wine from our tasting because we couldn't decide including a chocolate wine - yum! The yurt had all the comforts of home minus WiFi and tv but that was perfect as it gave us time to disconnect. We watched the sunset from the chairs right outside and then got to see the stars from the skylight. It stormed that morning and it was a cool experience inside the yurt. If you can appreciate nature but still like all your comforts this is the perfect accommodation! We've already booked our next trip!

This brewery is much more than novelty. This is outstanding beer and one of the top three stouts…read more(perhaps #1) I've ever had the pleasure to drink. These monks have perfected their craft and must be men of god.

It's tiny, but the brews are excellent. Enjoy, and take a tour of the Abbey while you're there! I…read morehope they will serve food there soon. Maybe a charcuterie tray?

A complete delight!! I finally made it out to @Pridgin…read moreFamily Brewery. I was NOT disappointed! From the lovely country, the delightful staff, to the amazing open atmosphere and great beer, I couldn't have asked for a better experience. The prices were reasonable and beers were very tasty! There is frequently rotating food trucks, and I forget the name of the one I ate at, but the chicken wings were amazing. Again I have to brag on the amazingly chill staff and space. I can't wait to go back.

My husband and I visited the Pridgin Family Brewery in Scranton, Arkansas in late April, 2024…read more What a terrific place to unwind after a long day of driving! They're a bit off the beaten path. But worth the drive. This is a family brewery, snd we were warmly greeted by multiple family members, from David, the patriarch, and his wife Reba, to some of their children and spouses who run the brewery. There are nine micro-beers that are made in-house, so we ordered two flights (of 5 beers each) so we could taste them all! There are also root beer, wines and ciders available for those who don't like beer. The beers were such a hit that my husband also bought a growler of the porter to take on our continuing road trip. In addition to the free popcorn, there is usually a food truck on site. Our dinner was nachos from the Mexican food truck. Nacho Mammas. The set up is very laid back and relaxing. Some folks were watching a Razorbacks baseball game on tv. Others were playing cards. Some kids were playing table games while their younger siblings were playing in the mud after dine recent rain. Outdoor tables overlooked a pretty pond and farmland. Parking was plentiful and free. For those RVers out there, this brewery participates as a Harvest Host. We shared the site with one other Class-B. It was a quiet and safe night, and David warmly greeted us in the morning to make sure that all was well. We definitely recommend this brewery.

Good food portion and food was ok. The barbecue sauce was way too sweet. Service was great and…read moreambience was fun. The mini arcade and pool table was fun thing to do.

Great place, friendly waitress, and a nice crowd on a Saturday afternoon. We had a brisket salad,…read moreonion rings, and a Philly steak and cheese sandwich, lemonade and Angry Orchard. All great. We'll definitely be back when we can, though we live an hour and a half away. Had a nice walk around the area after we ate.

The atmosphere is cozy and inviting. The service? Absolutely…read morestellar. The barista who crafted my latte must have magic in her fingertips, because every sip was pure perfection. I started with a caramel mocha latte that was rich, velvety, and just the right amount of sweet. Then I couldn't resist trying the peanut butter latte--and wow. It was indulgent, nutty, and delicious! And let's talk about that sausage, egg, and cheese croissant. Heaven in pastry form. The croissant was soft and buttery, the sausage flavorful, and the egg--fluffy as a cloud. I'll definitely be back. Again and again.

There are two coffee shops in Paris that I know of. I believe both get their coffee from the…read moreStirling Roastery, also in town. You will likely get a decent cup of coffee regardless of which shop you pick. On Sundays the other coffee shop is closed. For us heathens, coffee will be at McDonald's, 22 Brew or the first big town on I-40 east bound. Pick 22 Brew. An Americano with a shot of cream woke me up for the drive home. My wife had her iced coffee. The fresh roasted coffee flavor was prominent in both drinks. Very good coffee. It is a roomy shop. The unmistakable foot print of the building, confirms its past life as a gas station. Tables, chairs and a couch in the main area. The next room is an inviting brightly lit den with loaded book shelves. There is possibly a title on those shelves that will catch your interest and keep you busy while sipping that cup of coffee. Nicely decorated, comfortable. Check the pictures. Friendly service.

Big portions for the price. Pork was very juicy and tender. Coming from a picky eater lolread more

Solid 4.5 bbq!! Gotta give this place a shot! I got their pulled pork sandwich with coleslaw on…read moretop. Interested for sure to see what else they make, this sandwich was good. Service was great, nice people. Fast and friendly. Shocked to learned this was not already on yelp.

Great selection and a friendly gentleman behind the counter. Best thing about it is that it has a…read moredrive-thru! I mean, really, who the heck doesn't love a drive-thru anything!

Finally, something for the kids to do in this sleepy little town…read more Paris has been trying so hard for years to become a tourist town. Strictly focused on small "boutiques", their own little miniature Eiffel Tower, and trying to capitalize on being "the gateway to Mount Magazine" has caused the powers that be to completely ignore the many, many, bored children who live within the borders of the sleepy, little town. Granted, it can be daunting starting a business in Paris. Many only last a couple years or less and if you're offering a niche service (a sushi truck, homemade candy, nutritional drinks, etc.) you'll fade out of the community's thoughts after just a few weeks. However, the owners of Daddio's have somehow seemed to buck the trend of being a one-off single serving establishment and I believe that is directly related to the way the owners run their business. As residents of the town they serve and parents themselves, the Keifer's have given the community a place to go for safe, family fun that I believe they'd genuinely want to spend time at themselves even if they weren't running the place. A small venue with classic arcade lighting and great background music, plenty of games for kids and adults of all ages, and a friendly staff make this a regular weekend addition my family's "to-do" list. One wall is lined front to back with classic pinball machines ranging from a variety of decades. Everything from The Who's cult classic "Tommy Pinball Wizard" to the latest "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" cabinet from 2020 with so much more in between. Any fan of the arcade classic will find something to flick their flippers. Pinball aside, the cozy little cabinet court offers a variety of quintessential quarter suckers that are sure to keep you and your kids entertained for hours. Classics like "Pac-Man" and "Donkey Kong" are nestled between an assortment of shoot'em ups, fast paced racers, and even the legendary Golden Tee. And if none of the that piques your interest there's even more to explore; air hockey, skee-ball, and a pool table also take up residence in Daddio's "something for everyone" cave of fun. They've got a Nintendo Switch connected to a big screen tv for friendly battles of Smash Bros. and Mario Kart, several consoles you can play directly from the snack bar, classic Duck Hunt on an old boob tube, and three cabinets each featuring literally thousands of games from every imaginable system available for your specific interest. Speaking of snack bar, Daddio's offerings hit the spot. Easy to make, easy to serve, and easy to eat...everything a dedicated gamer looks for when it comes to smashing the hunger bug without interrupting play. Hot dogs, nachos, popcorn, candy, and much more, each item on the menu ensures you can fill up for cheap and get back to busting bricks before your lives run out. Think about this, my kids can play for hours, have some snacks and pops, all for under ten bucks. The value for the money just cannot be beat. To sum it up, Daddio's is a fantastic addition to the community. Inclusive for all generations and legitimately appreciative of community support, Daddio's offers family fun and a nice escape from the humdrum repetitiveness of everyday life. In a town that suffers from the vain thinking that they're more than they're not, Daddio's is exactly as advertised and they see to it that every pinball patron has the best experience there is to offer.