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.

The Root Cafe is a fun and unique spot to grab a delicious meal! I came here twice during my visit…read moreto Little Rock and had a great meal both times. They serve breakfast, lunch, and dinner with a menu that features a fresh and healthier take on classic southern food. I really enjoyed the spicy tofu bowl with grits and collared greens, their homemade cornbread, and strawberry shortcake for dessert! I also liked their arancini which was on the specials menu. Their classic lemonade was delicious, and the perfect complement to my meal. I'd highly recommend The Root Cafe for a memorable meal!

We came here on a Sunday morning after church. There wasn't a line so we were able to order…read moreimmediately. You order at the counter before heading to your table. The Sausage, Egg, & Cheese Biscuit was really good. The biscuit held together really well too but the crumbly bits that fell off were perfect little bites. You can taste the fresh gamey-ness of the sausage. The potato's were chopped perfectly, cooked perfectly, and seasoned very well. The bacon is also delicious. The only thing that bothered me about the restaurant were the floors and the edges of the floor that met the walls of the restaurant. It just looked really dirty.

I wasn't over the moon with the breakfast options available at the Dow town Marriott, so we just…read morewalked across the street to the Capital Hotel and stumbled upon this gem. Service was utterly impeccable, from our greeting to our goodbye and everything in between I felt soo comfortable and welcome, even with a 1 yr old. The big windows let in plenty of light to make this feel like you're in a breakfast themed movie, everything is vibrant and still matching with the history of the hotel. The French toast was one of the better versions of the dish that I've had and the potatoes that came with my wife's order were addictive. My little one picked over a meal that was exactly what she needed, great portions and no extra fluff to scare her from eating. Overall the dining experience was perfect for our needs that morning as we traveled through Little Rock and the food and service were a great way to start our day!

Waited for 20 min with no server to ever come to us even though we were the only people in the…read moreentire place. Plus the other servers and people who work there were literally standing around talking and in our line of vision. No one ever came over to explain the delay. When leaving after 20 minutes they apologized that no one ever came over to serve us. Would like to write about food but never got served anything but water so can't comment.

Looking for a place to go between early voting and the Razorback Football game on TV…read more Pleasantly surprised. Yes, this restaurant is tucked away in Gravel Ridge on Hwy 107. I have driven past it for years and today I decided to take my chances. I'll not lie, I was afraid it would be your typical greasy spoon north of the river breakfast joint. Not at all! The restaurant is very clean, and cozy. My husband and I sat down and enjoyed our fresh cup of coffee. He went with the Ultimate Omelet and was very happy with his choice. Not greasy. So many restaurants serve grease coated omelets, not Sunny Side Up Cafe. I ordered a Pecan & Blueberry pancake. It was delish, I did not use any syrup. I also ordered the Breakfast Casserole which was very flavorful with the bacon and cheese. Yes, we will be back.

Ordered chocolate and biscuits. I grew up eating this item. The biscuits were okay. The…read morechocolate gravy was so-so,

I wanted to like this place…read more I saw a review of the place on THV11 and thought the food looked incredibly good. Came here expecting food that would've blown me away but was utterly shocked by the experience. Was sat around 3 PM expecting to be out by 4 at the latest. We tried to order a burger but were told there was a "brunch only" menu that you could order from at 3 PM. Why?? After 30 minutes of waiting the server came by to apologize for the wait and promise us a discount on our meal then continued to talk to customers and overall slack off on their job. They even offered to give us to-go containers for our food?? We watched (who we assume to be the manager) stack cups and wipe off tables while the server counted their tips behind the counter. Poor guy was doing absolutely everything the server should've been doing in the first place. While the wait got longer and longer the waiter seemed nervous to even come around our table. No wonder. The first entree to come out came 45 minutes after we ordered at 3:20, being told the rest would come out soon after. We got our last entree at 4:25. It seemed like everyone was waiting insane amounts of time. The food was okay. Once we paid for the meal, there was no discount. The waiter didn't even bring it up. I hate to say this because the owner was trying so hard to keep his restaurant in check, but nothing was worth going unless you had too much free time and wanted to spend it sitting in a somewhat entertaining restaurant. I really expected better from this place. Everyone was friendly, but there wasn't any real effort put into it. Wouldn't come back again.

This place came highly recommended by the locals so I had to give it a try before leaving town. The…read moreservice was okay waiter wasn't very attentive. The breakfast taco was just okay way too many eggs for my liking and the cold pico was just took much made the taco kinda cold. The side of potatoes where cold once brought out. The taco had one slice of bacon kinda of chopped up. My friend loved her waffle and bucket of mimosa. The price was great for the amount of food we received!

Came here twice in 4 days. 2nd time was because The Dark Side Cafe was closed that day…read more Coffee is always good here if they make what you order. My cortado came out like a macchiato. My 4 cheese grill cheese was dry and charred too much. Their coffee is decent. Food not so much. I feel the cashiers here are completely unaware of how miserable and unwelcoming they are. It's like they're working off community service. Never a thank you or a smile. But still asking for a tip when paying lol This review isn't personal but our honest experience

Oh Mugs. Dadgum it…read more I went twice during a long weekend in the neighborhood. The first day we had delicious drinks to go, but eyeballed the food for later. I had a pear honey spritzer and it was unlike anything I'd ever had in the best of ways. The second day we went, I ordered a cafe con leche. I was so freaking excited and I needed a little pep in my step. I told the cashier how excited I was to drink sweetened condensed milk. I hadn't had a Cuban drink in a while and I was P U M P E D. She confirmed I didn't want DOUBLE Sweetened condensed--no maam, just the way it comes. The receipt says the same. The drink... had milk in it. Regular old milk. I was so disappointed. But not so much I wanted to wait another 20 mins for a drink. I literally threw half of the expensive thing away. I also ordered a breakfast bagel and that guy was tasty. But he didn't make up for the depressing coffee drink. And so, you get my solid 3 stars.

Blue House Cafe is one of my favorite family owned cafes to visit outside of Little Rock. The food…read moreis consistently delicious. My favorite items to order off the menu are most of the breakfast items, especially an egg and cheese breakfast sandwich and the Blue House Matcha with Almond Milk. Service is always quick, and friendly. They also make delicious seasonal Matcha's as well. Seriously one of my favorite Matcha's to order. There's plenty of space for sitting and working, but plan to come early because they do get busy in the mornings.

Such a cute breakfast/brunch spot. I'm in town visiting family and they recommend this place. The…read morefood was good and so were the drinks we ordered. I especially love the friendly service here. I'm big on customer service and the atmosphere here was lovely.

Very good breakfast! Traditional home cooking. Very friendly service and felt comfortable! My kid…read morereally loved the duck shaped pancakes!

Good breakfast cooked to order. The waitress was very attentive and very nice. This is simply an…read moreold fashioned diner where you can order what you want and it is quickly cooked and served. If it was closer, I'd go back often. I had been here before in a weekend and had the breakfast buffet. It was good as well and included chocolate gravy! Is a wonderful breakfast spot.