1st time visit, limited days and hours.. Everyone super friendly…read more Mostly a breakfast place. Maybe we can try sometime but we usually stay at a B&B. They do have just a few items for lunch. We started with specialty devil eggs that had chicken with a good sauce. We ordered the chicken salad sandwich on sour dough bread. They had ran out of croisssants. In fact they started turning away people coming in, due To shortage on food. Husband had a side of fruit which was good. I had potato salad , alittle different so not sure on it. Lots of dessert and cake to try. They also Have a outdoor patio.

Alpha gal heaven!!! Didn't actually eat at the restaurant but ordered an alpha gal friendly…read morechocolate birthday cake from Chef Jennifer and it was fabulous!!!! We felt safe and fully sated eating it. Will def keep her on our celebratory list.

This is the quintessential Ozarks comfort food restaurant! It has the ambiance and feel of the…read moreOzarks even though it's owned and run by fellow Oklahomans! The chicken fried steak is the best. Not greasy. Huge! The gravy is on point. We tried the cream cheese corn and I'd have to say that I thought the green beans are better. The onion rings are incredible! The mashed potatoes are very good. The service is good. The only issue we had was that we had ordered a side order of onion rings. When a huge basket came out, I asked if this was the side order and the waitress quickly commented that she had put it in as a side order but that they sent a whole order. She said she would adjust it but when she brought the check she said that she took off 10%. Quickly doing the math, the basket we were charged for was $11 while the side order is $5. 10% didn't come close and we barely made a dent in the basket of delicious rings. The live music was nice but they might need to tell the entertainer that it isn't meant to be a show, just background. He doesn't need to be the center of everyone's meal. Local Flavor is a must try! You won't be disappointed.

Reservations are definitely recommended for brunch--we almost missed out but managed to snag a…read morelast-minute table. Service was average. The spinach artichoke dip was a standout, and my pan-seared salmon was flavorful with perfectly cooked, well-seasoned asparagus. My husband ordered the cold-smoked salmon Benedict, which was solid, but the breakfast potatoes were a letdown: overly fried, greasy, and rock hard.

Yum! It felt as if we were walking into some secret, incredible speakeasy right in the heart of…read moredowntown Eureka Springs. Walking down the stairs into the first room was an experience. The decor in the second room feels as if you have walked into a Victorian parlor with a mix of speakeasy. I loved the art which was from local artist and available to purchase! The service was great. Our server was attentive as much as she could be. It was really busy but our order was taken quickly, our food came out pretty fast, and we were checked in on a couple of times so no complaints! They have an area where they sit out 4 different kinds of coffee (including their house blend and a decaf) that is called their endless cup. Once seated, you can walk over and serve yourself (sweeteners and creamer are there as well) so no need to wait if you need some coffee! I think it was just 65 cents. I also ordered one of their special seasonal iced coffees as well. My boyfriend got a seasonal match drink. All of them including their signature blend of coffee are delicious! The food was awesome. We got the spicy cheese grits loaded with eggs, veggies, and bacon. A huge platter! A berry stuffed pancake and a biscuit as well. Everything was scrumptious! I loved that the berries were stuffed into the pancake and not just on top. The spicy cheese grits did have a kick to them! We shared all of the items and both agreed everything was delicious! Definitely a place I will return to on my next visit!!

This review is just for the coffee. We didn't need caffeine but stopped in because the idea of an…read moreunderground café sounded fun. The space itself is pretty neat, and the service was friendly. Unfortunately, the drinks were a major letdown. The espresso was just okay, but my iced sugar-free caramel latte was downright awful--overly sweet, overloaded with milk, and completely lacking any coffee flavor. It was so unbalanced that I couldn't finish it.

Food perfectly prepared. Flavorful hot and juicy . Service was excellent. We sat outside on the…read moreterrace so it was a climb for him . Ambiance was mixed because it was hot and there was a very loud fan but we enjoyed it . Get a reservation so you won't have to wait . Big stair to get into Resturant -/ no elevator . Full bar

Server and food were good. We had the brisket burger and it was flavorful…read more I do think they could use a few more staff members to help out. Good vibes overall!

We just sat down and the 5 gallon water glass jug was being changed. Unfortunately it fell,…read morebreaking and spilling the water. Fortunately no one was hurt and the Nibbles team rightly suspended ordering, cooking and serving. In no time they were back to normal operations. While the operations were normal the breakfast choices of the great start and the western were incredibly tasty. Not sure it it was the fresh ingredients or the professional preparation that made it great but it was perfect. It is small with only a few tables but it has that small, friendly, cosy feel. While you are welcome to linger we were finished and our 4 top was needed for a party of 3 so we quickly departed.

Amazing Breakfast and Lunch Small so you may have a little…read morewait but definitely worth it.

This was a nice little coffeeshop to pop into after some time on the road. I liked the relaxed…read moremountain-y vibe, and service seemed friendly as well. They're in a great spot, with tons of shoppers walking about. I couldn't pull the trigger on my usual cold brew because it was later in the day, but an ice tea lemonade combo hit the spot. They also had ice cream which was tempting but I passed this time around. Friend got coffee and enjoyed it, and there is lots of space inside if you're wanting to hang out. However, we opted to take ours to go as we explored downtown Eureka Springs. There's a parking lot nearby but it only takes actual cash crammed into a slot, so be sure to carry some cash if you're not wanting to chance getting street parking.

Made a split decision and came right on in. Checked out from the Basin Park Hotel and stopped in…read moreto eat while we had our Forerunner parked on Main st. The lattes were amazing. My daughter ordered a hot mocha latte, and my son and I both ordered a hot coffee with hazelnut, cinnamon and splash of cream. My husband ordered biscuits and gravy.. we all basically shared some of the other breakfast mains.. Country Breakfast. Everything was good. The counter staff are friendly too. Come visit them. We enjoyed our entire "Fall Break." Ambiance is impeccable.

First, the good. My son enjoyed 2 generous trips to the salad bar. Crispy fresh greens, tasty salad…read moredressing, variety of options. Possum pie was a major yummy. Our waitress was sweet. Thumbs up to Gift Shop!!! The bad is hard for me as I have always enjoyed Myrtie Mae's. Perhaps I'll go again and get something grilled. My fish had more coating than fish and then deep fried. Lots of flies around which is likely due to how the door operates. Annoying just the same. Of course I'll go back! They have too many offerings for me to judge just one plate!

Myrtie Mae's is located inside the Best Western Inn of the Ozarks in Eureka Springs, AR…read more My daughters and I dined there for supper on July 23, 2025, then we ordered breakfast to go the following morning. Our order: 1 Jack Daniels & Coke = $6.00 2 Kids Juice = $3.98 2 Mac & Cheese = $13.98 (my daughter had two servings) 1 Kids Grilled Cheese = $5.79 1 Patty Melt = $9.99 1 Slice Possum Pie = $3.99 Service was on the slow side both times. The food is reminiscent of Cracker Barrel. The ambiance is similar too, although, Mae's has many old photos of historic Eureka Springs which I adored. We all shared a piece of possum pie which is a famous layered dessert of Arkansas. I'd never had it, but was dying to try it. Highly recommend. The sweet two little old ladies beside us asked about it... There is a small gift shop with local items on display such as jewelry, books, and several foods in jars. Not sure if I'm a raving fan just yet, but it's a good go-to restaurant if everything else is crowded. They do close a bit early, though. RATING BREAKDOWN Food: 4 | Service: 4 | Ambiance: 4 | Price: 4

Good service and better food. Clean and well maintained with a versatile menu with lots of choices…read more Food is served hot and the coffee never runs out. Inexpensive and the food tastes like the cook prepared it for himself/herself.

A lively diner experience with great gravy and tasty pancakes…read more We stopped here on Valentine's Day for breakfast and had about a 20 minute wait for a table for two. It was well worth it. The gravy was thick and well seasoned and the biscuits were fluffy. My meal also came with a piece of ham that was well cooked and not too sweet, like some breakfast meats. The large pancakes were cooked to perfection, according to my partner. Also had hashbrowns, not pictured but only bc I was too slow before they were scarfed down. We'll definitely be back during our next trip to Eureka.

We ordered takeout during our visit, and everything was excellent. The pecan banana muffins were…read morefreshly made and easily some of the best banana muffins we've ever had--moist, flavorful, and absolutely delicious with crispy pecans on top. The staff was incredibly friendly and welcoming. They even took the time to show us the floor window that reveals the underground springs beneath the building, which was such a unique touch and added to the overall experience. I ordered the alphine white mocha with whipped cream, and it was a fantastic coffee with great flavor. The atmosphere was relaxing, cozy, and enjoyable, making it a place we'd love to spend more time in. We hope to be back the next time we're visiting Eureka Springs!

A cute, small spot in downtown Eureka Springs with a cozy, local feel--and a big draw for dessert…read morelovers. They've got a solid lineup of homemade desserts that are hard to pass up. One of the more unique touches is the glass section in the floor where you can look down and see Leatherwood Creek flowing underneath. It's a cool detail that adds to the charm of the place. The food is good across the board. We tried the turkey sandwich, pancakes, ham, and biscuits & gravy--everything was satisfying and hit the spot. That said, nothing really stood out as a "must come back just for this" dish. It's more of a reliable, easy stop when you're in the area--good food, relaxed vibe, and a neat little setting.