This restaurant was conveniently located within walking distance of our hotel. It is large, so…read moreplenty of room for a group. We were seated promptly with no wait when we went on a Monday night. Our waitress was great. Reviews recommended the skillet queso, but I didn't care for it. But that's ok because it was part of a 3 course meal for two, and the other two courses were great. My chicken fried steak and mashed potatoes were spot on. We ended the meal with the strawberry stack which was the perfect ending to our meal.

Update (2025): I continue to be amazed at the excellent service and food quality I get at…read moreMarketplace. It's not the most amazing food. And sometimes they do get it wrong. BUT, it is a solid eating location. Comfy seats. Friendly service. Great selection. Tasty. I still love the jambalaya pasta (sub with bowtie pasta!). Fav! It is a great place for family and visiting guests. I wish I could eat here more often (budget!). But, I always recommend it. Still 5-stars after living and dining at MP for 11+ years.

We went here on a Saturday afternoon to have a beer, and the door was locked and chairs were up on…read morethe tables. I don't know if this place went out of business or what.

very good but a little high priced but very good service and good barbecue and great dessertread more

The only reason I put 5 stars is for the waitress that seved us. The rest of my visit was shifty. ​read more

The staff is nice, i mean unnervingly nice and accommodating…read more Food was alright, chicken fried steak was ok, reminded me of what you get at an IHOP. It doesnt blow you away no real flavor in the steak or breading and the gravy is just ok too. Grilled veggies were seasoned well and the baked potato side was heavy but good. Tap offering should make beer drinkers happy, spirits are anemic. Ambiance looks like the honky tonk the Fall Guy would eat/drink at after a successful day on the set.

What a quaint little place! I believe it used to be a large house. It is very homey feeling inside…read more I had the Pan-Seared ahi tuna salad. The ahi was perfectly prepared. A nice medium rare. The soy vinaigrette was very good. Overall, an excellent salad. The key lime pie was a nice tart end to the night. I highly recommend this place.

We went for dinner on a Sunday night. There are a couple of different dining areas. It was pretty…read morecool the evening we went so nobody was on the patio. Inside there is a small porch like area which seats 34, then a larger space beyond that. Plenty of variety on the menu and an interesting wine list. Service was good and the food came quickly. We started with stuffed mushrooms to share. They were button mushrooms filled with Boursin cheese, then breaded and deep fried. They were just okay. The breading was too heavy and greasy so I just ate the middles. Main courses were a portobello burger with soup, and the duck dish with asparagus and rice pilaf. Hubs said the duck was a little overcooked. And the burger was a slice of the mushroom, not the whole thing. There were plenty of toppings but I'd have preferred the whole Portobello. All in all, not a bad experience and we'd go back but make different choices.

Aaron took care of us and he was amazing! He was every attentive and made sure we had everything we…read moreneeded! The food was absolutely amazing, I recommend the mozzarella sticks! We had a late night flight and the ambiance was perfect for relaxing and getting a meal before heading out!!

Great service from Aaron Good time after a long delay…read more Nice guy friendly Food not sampled

When you Google bottomless mimosa brunch near me, in Fayetteville the first answer in this place…read more.. 45 min from Fayetteville. First results is crazy... The place I'm sure is nice but not what I asked for. Hope they didn't pay for a first result. Misleading. Btw they do not offer bottomless mimosas.

Our server Jackie was great!! So friendly! We loved her!!…read moreThe food was wonderful! The beer was good!! So many choices! Definitely recommend this place!!

The Johnson, AR location is the original for this multi location restaurant. The other locations…read moreare good, but there's something about the original. This location was recently renovated. You have to get the TX-style brisket. The green beans are sweetened and unique as far as green beans go. Service is quick; order at the counter and your order is ready when you arrive at the cash register.

Three stars = okay. And that's what Wright's is. There, I said it. It's okay Q with a ton of…read moremarketing that is cruising on its long-time relationship with the area. Sure, the stores are nice and neat and tidy. Very "southern comforting" type of design. The staff is friendly, but only because it's running on Southern manners, lacking the charm. The food is good. If you gave it to me, I would eat it and not complain. Since I bought it, I will say it's okay, but certainly not legendary. Brisket was perfectly tender but not particularly flavorful. The ribs and chicken were both good, with the chicken (oddly) being the most flavorful thing I tried. Sides are overwrought and unbalanced. Back it off a bit, Wright's. The exception is the mac and cheese, which is the opposite and too much like Kraft with added cream. All the sides were meh. I will probably return if I'm nearby and there's no line. This place is definitely NOT worth waiting in a long line for--I'm not buying the hype. Okay

Hugo's, much like Herman's Rib House is a Fayetteville tradition. Since the late 70's Hugo's has…read morebeen serving an eclectic American classic menu ( with some European influences). A well established hangout for Hog Fans especially on game day and you may even run into some Razorbacks legends while you are there. Pros: Consistent, quality food at a reasonable price. Great menu selection from crepes to steaks and everything in between. Cons: Hugo's is a basement restaurant location. This means seating is limited and the wait can be long. The stairs leading down to the restaurant can be hard to navigate if you are physically impaired, and depending on the day or time of the it can get quite noisy. If stairs, togetherness and nosiy spaces are not your thing, then this isn't the establishment for you. Overall, you can't go wrong with the food or hospitality, and if you're a Razorback fan, student, or alumni of the University of Arkansas dining here is a right of passage. Highly recommended Hugo's... come be a part of a Fayetteville tradition!

Hugo's opened in 1977 and I went there for the first time w/ my brother. The burgers, fresh cut…read morefries, and fresh fried chips were fantastic and still to this day are delicious. The service was great, and as usual the place was packed -- even on a Monday night. Hugo's is also a bar, so the atmosphere is a bit darkly lit, as would be expected. If you haven't tried Hugo's, get to it!

Food: 5/10 I really don get the hype. The food always has wayyyy too much going on, but that's just…read morein my opinion. Service: always great. Ambiance: cute set up for being in a smoke shop

NYC Express Deli is one heck of a sandwich shop! I have been craving a chopped cheese and good…read morepastrami sandwich lately, and we just don't have any good Jewish delis in Arkansas, much less any quality bodegas down here in our area of the south that come anywhere near something similar to the NYC bodega experience. Now we do! Best chopped cheese sandwich and a great pastrami with mustard! The fries slap. Will be back very soon! Really nice guys behind the counter as well. If you go on a Saturday, be patient, as everyone wants what they have to offer.