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.

Argenta in North Little Rock is a destination we really enjoy. And what a great space! High…read moreceilings so a little loud, but quirky vibe. The pimento cheese chicken was outstanding, especially with Parmesan steamed broccoli. I'm always tickled when an alternative to fried potatoes is an option, especially one that's quite tasty. We had great service; the waitress smack-talked my husband, who was smack-talking her, so he deserved it, ha! We have been back several times.

Friendly service at the bar. We had seafood pasta, chicken tenders, a glass of wine and an old…read morefashioned. The pasta dish looked good. I didn't taste it but my local friend who invited me swears by the dish. I just snacked on tenders and fries. They were hot. I had to ask for sauce. The old fashioned was pretty good (Old Granddad). Id return when I'm hungrier for other dishes. There's parking lot behind the restaurant if you don't see anything on the street.

Met my brother there on his birthday for lunch on May 5. The food is always great, I usually get…read morethe German plate, or the wings, or the kick-a chicken. I've been going there for years and finally tried their pizza. So good! We sit at the bar and the service was great as usual. Great atmosphere and the staff can educate you on beer info if you have any questions at all.

Great beer selection, cheap beers during happy hour, service was good, ambiance is like old German…read morebeer hall. Must visit place

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!

Haha I think the joy of the Lord is just in me that's why I keep giving 5 starts…read more But everything was great! Alex our server was awesome! The biscuits were huge! Buttery, soft, hubby and I shared 1 and could barely finish it coz of our other orders. I ordered their chicken avocado club but asked them to replace the bread into their parmesan sourdough bread. It was delicious! Hubby ordered chicken fried steak with 2 sides and eggs. We chose the grits and biscuits. The grits was so tasty and creamy. I dont even like grits! The chicken fried steak was perfectly cooked! Not too oily (we've tried a lot that were. But not this one!) Crispy, soft, Tasty. Also ordered bread pudding French toast. This was soooo good. Wasn't even as sweet as it looks which made it even better! Drizzle of maple syrup made it perfect!

First time here and i was amazed to find out it's a chain! I loved the black bear themed decor and…read morethe portion sizes on the breakfast was HUGE, but tasty. Would definitely come back to any location, as the price was decent and the service was quick.

Everything was great. It is a bright, clean, casual diner with a farm-to-table sensibility…read more $15-$20 a plate, but all the food was quality made and flavorful. The only thing that was not exceptional was the "home fries," which were deep fried instead of grilled and lacked any seasoning or additional ingredients- just cubes and fried. For two people we got out for under $60. My wife had the avocado on toast and, again, everything including the bread felt like it was artisanal. Our server was prompt and polite, checking in on us a few times and asked us about our day. This is our best dining experience over the course of a few days in Little Rock.

I wanted to like this place because the atmosphere is cool and it's in a great spot downtown, but…read moremy experience was just okay. Service was the biggest issue. It really wasn't that busy, but our server was pretty inattentive. We waited longer than we should have for simple things, and it was hard to get their attention. The food was decent, but my biscuit was basically falling apart the whole time, which made it kind of frustrating to eat. The biggest disappointment was the coffee. It honestly tasted like straight cleaning chemicals -- I took one sip and couldn't drink it after that. Not a terrible experience overall, but definitely not great either. I'd maybe give it another shot, but this visit was just average for me.

After a few inspiring hours at the Clinton Presidential Library we went downstairs to the 42 Bar…read moreand had an amazing Brunch. I had the Crab cakes Benedict and my wife had the Steak and Eggs. Despite it being crowded the service was excellent. FAITH was our waitress and she was just bubbly and so helpful. This was the best meal I had in Little Rock. The feeling of this indoor/outdoor restaurant right on the Arkansas River was well worth it and very reasonably Priced.

We stopped by and asked if there were patio tables available. The receptionist told us it was full,…read morewhich we understood and were fine with taking a window seat. Shortly after, he seated another couple adjacent to us and said, "Since you asked nicely, let me make an exception," and moved them to a patio table directly in front of us. The comment caught us off guard and seemed targeted. It made our experience uncomfortable promoting us to leave Because of that interaction, we decided not to stay. We understand seating can change, but clearer and more consistent communication would have made the experience feel more welcoming. This made me really sad as we were really looking forward on dinning there.

Food: Really, really, really good burger. We split the blueberry bacon burger and a sweet and sour…read morechicken sandwich. Both were good but the burger topped the meal. Fries are crispy and very light - no grease! I never finished fries and I ate every one. The menu is extensive and interesting. We will be back to try more! Service: It was not crowded so we didn't have to wait. Luke was tending bar and waiting tables and was very friendly and attentive. He seemed interested in knowing we were enjoying our meal and asked a couple of times if we needed anything. Ambiance: It was a cold day and we sat by the window so it was cold at the table. It's a small space but clean and pleasant. The outdoor patio looked like a good place in nice weather to sit and enjoy a drink. Their menu looks great for speciality drinks too!

Visited for lunch with my nephew. I wanted catfish basket but they were out. I decided on chicken…read moresandwich until I saw another server bring a burger to another table. It looked good so I settled for that. I asked if I could get it without tomato and if I could swap the sauce for the one that came on the chicken sandwich. The server said no to the sauce swap while at the table. I ask for the original sauce to be on the side. Cool no problem. Then he comes back and says the cook said it's too many modifications! I should be able to undress my burger down to meat and cheese without the cook throwing a fit! What if I was allergic? Would there still be pushback about removing tomatoes. And sauce. The burger was served with sauce on the side and no tomatoes. I enjoyed the burger (North Bar Burger). My nephew enjoyed his Crazy Queso Burger. I didn't like the sauce as I thought it was too mustard forward. I ordered an old fashioned that was pretty good as well. Maswell was our server. Service was fine but I wished he'd pointed out the specials when we sat down. NB burger happened to be the special of the day. Parking was easy. There's a covered patio and full bar. Id visit again (we enjoyed our food and drinks) next time I'm in the area but the cooks hissy fit pissed me off. 3.5 stars because of it.