The flavor, just ....:it's matched! Just go here! Try it! You won't be sorry!!! Everything is clan…read moreand well placed, there are multiple choices; something for everyone!

The food here is so good I'm pretty sure they gave some grandmas back there cooking. The prices are…read moregreat, and the people are so friendly. We just moved to the area and will definitely be making Bobby's a frequent spot!

Friendly community space with an expansive outdoor patio area and stage. Great wings and taps…read more They frequently host an artists market on weekends.

Drove 20 minutes to go on a Sunday, maps said the place was open when we got there music was…read moreblasting but all doors where locked no sign on the door saying it was closed.

Breath of fresh air in Arkansas restaurants - these folks know one thing that makes Arkansas…read morespecial (farmers) and highlight farm food with burgers, Italian style pizzas, balanced entrees, and a small selection of exceptional desserts. Every meal comes with a fresh (actual green and rainbow veg) salad beforehand. The touches in this place make it cozy, too - thick cloth napkins, stoneware plates and mugs. Real wood chairs. Interesting art on the walls. Plus, for drinks, they have something for everyone. Classic soda drinkers can get a homemade soda. Hot tea drinkers can get a loose leaf pot. Even milk for the kids. Servers were attentive but not overly so, knowledge about the menu, and willing to work with us on changes. The owner oriented us to the menu. Major bonus : while we waited for the food, we shopped at the mercantile general store attached they also own that has some really special whole food / locally sourced items. They are open for dinner every night after 5pm. On every road trip past Clarksville, I will return!

Hesitantly gave three stars. The food and atmosphere were amazing! I had the Emu burger and my date…read morehad the okra masala...both expertly done, piping hot and fresh. My issue was mainly with the personal interaction with the staff. I arrived just at opening so I had to excuse the unprepared host and their efforts still getting the menus folded and ready. As for the other interaction, and I really appreciated the information on where the food was sourced, however I felt there was no time to talk to my date as the conversation was overwhelmed by frequent and unexpected interruption. As for the beers, I would say they were ok. Nothing stands out to me on their characteristic, and I had a hard time finding one that fit my liking.

Been traveling the states for a few months now and this is by far my favorite vegan place to eat…read moreat! Nora & Brother Knowledge have a great place on their hands here that everyone should experience. Food, amazing, service top tier, vibes are felt. The spacious environment that it's in is perfect. Although this is a hidden gem, it won't be hidden for long that's forsure. Thank you guys for your hospitality, if you're in the Little Rock area, this is a MUST! Makes you feel right at Home

Vegan soul food that never misses! Get here now because every bite hits like your granny's house…read moreand a spiritual healing at the same time. The flavors are rich, everything is seasoned with care, and clearly made by folks who love what they do. You can actually taste the intention in the food. I've tasted the chick'n spaghetti, cauliflower wings, and vegan shrimp. Each time, I'm licking the plate lol The vegan shrimp is my absolute favorite! The Mac & cheese, yams, and greens are all delicious too so sometimes it's hard to choose. Just know you gotta top it off with the spirulina drink. But it's not just about the food (though the food is bomb.com). The customer service is top tier and the whole damn place is just a vibe--from the energy when you walk in, to the little free library shelf tucked right next to the counter like an altar for knowledge and community care. I always leave here in a good mood. That right there tells you everything you need to know! This isn't just a restaurant, it's a staple in the community and I'm glad this business exists. Kudos to the H.O.M.E. for creating a place that feeds you on every level--body, mind & spirit. I'm already plotting my next visit.

This is a best kind of diner. You walk in and it has the old guys groups sitting around sipping on…read morecoffee and solving the world's problems. The service is perfect and the cost of breakfast is easy on the pocketbook. I applaud the owners and the people that work there, just a great place to get something to eat.

Quaint, local,family diner. Parking in rear. Homemade…read morebiscuits and fried pies (apricot) bacon, sausage and eggs very good.

We started with the spinach dip and I'm not even exaggerating when I say it stole the whole table…read more Creamy, rich, perfectly seasoned, hot, and addictive. Easily my favorite thing we ordered. The cheese curds were good, the salmon was solid, and the spasagna was giving cozy comfort-food vibes and was actually pretty good. I had the steak, and it was okay, not bad at all, just not the star for me. Overall, it's still a good restaurant with a solid menu and good energy. Definitely worth checking out. But if you go, do not skip the spinach dip.. that's the real main character.

I have had two completely different experiences at this restaurant. The first time was amazing and…read moreone of the best dining experiences I've had. Unfortunately, my most recent visit was the complete opposite. We were seated all the way in the back near an exit, next to a very large and extremely loud party. There were also flies in the area, which made the seating even less enjoyable. Between the noise, bright lights, and overall atmosphere, it wasn't a comfortable place to enjoy a meal. The hostess told us it would be fine to move to the bar, so we did. However, our waitress seemed very upset that we moved, even though the bar wasn't her section. Before we could even order drinks, the situation became uncomfortable due to the negative attitude and lack of communication. Instead of asking if something was wrong or if there was anything they could do to improve our experience, there seemed to be frustration directed toward us for simply wanting to relocate. What made the experience worse was the staff members were talking about the situation rather than addressing it professionally. At that point, we decided to leave without ordering. I've worked in customer service and understand that busy shifts and large parties can be stressful. However, guests should never feel like an inconvenience for wanting a comfortable place to dine. The difference between my first visit and this one was night and day. I hope management takes this as constructive feedback because the restaurant clearly has the potential to provide excellent service--I experienced it myself on my first visit.