Legacy Cafe is a phenomenal stop in Forrest City, Arkansas, not far from I-40. This perfect small…read moretown diner is filled with roadhouse memorabilia and very pleasant servers, and the food is excellent! The thick farm fries are tasty and made fresh. But the fried catfish is the star of the show! With a wonderfully flavorful, gritty cornmeal batter and beautifully tender fish, it's certainly a specialty in this part of the country. And Legacy prepare it to perfection!

Hubby and I give this place 5 stars because the food was DEELISH! He got the Reuben Sandwich; I…read moregot the hand formed Classic Burger was just right with all the fixins and pepper jack cheese. We shared fries which were tasty and crispy (as requested). Lots of vintage and vintage-style signs on the walls for your viewing pleasure. (The venue is a bit dark for our personal preferences, but that didn't affect the food.) Next time you're in or around Forrest City, AR, give it a try.

Decided to try the fried pork egg rolls, one of my go to favorites. Wasn't the experience I…read moreexpected. The selection appeared rushed, thrown together, and overcooked. Not sure if I will ever order this again.

Delta Q has changed--it's largely a sub place now…read more However it still offers a might fine bbq pulled pork sandwich--hot sauce plz. BBQ beans still good as is the slaw. Service still friendly and quick.

Good food, friendly staff and warm atmosphere made a great combination. There were lots of options…read moreon the menu and everything was tasty. For example the mashed potatoes were made from red skinned potatoes, clearly homemade.

My friend and I recently met here for lunch…read more We were curious to see how the new owners of this restaurant would do. (This joint used to be called Hot Stone Pizza, and it had precipitously gone downhill before ignominiously closing about eight months previously.) When we entered, we were greeted by a host, which was a nice surprise. (The former restaurant had a weird, immediate entry/ordering procedure, like a cafeteria.) Our waitress was very knowledgeable about the menu, and although her English wasn't perfect, it was adequate for communicating our meal preferences. We decided on their supreme pizza, and happily we were not charged for substituting the beef for sausage. However, the 18" pizza that we ordered actually represented the size of the pizza pan. The pizza itself was more like 16" in diameter. When asked, our waitress didn't really have a good explanation. The ingredients on the pizza were fresh and delicious. The crust was tasty, and nicely browned, with cornmeal on the underside. Parking at the restaurant was more than adequate, with car spaces surrounding the building. I would return again, if only to try other things on their menu. Three and a half stars, rounded up to four, just because the ingredients on the pizza were so fresh.

Great food and service!! I have been there for breakfast and dinner. The food is home cooked and…read moredelicious!

Really glad I took the 7 mile detour for a FANTASTIC breakfast. Biscuit was fluffy and gravy was…read morethick, eggs were firm whites over easy, apple-smoked bacon was reminiscent of Coursey's quality!!! Grits were a little dry, but were improved with butter and egg whites. I'll definitely be detouring again off I40.

My go to restaurant in FC when I'm traveling! Been coming here for years when I'm in town for…read morebusiness and the food has never disappointed! I had the steak hibachi. It's always very tender and simply melts in your mouth! Perfectly seasoned and generously portioned.

Surprisingly great food even though it doesn't look like much. Loved the rolls!!! The teriyaki…read morechicken was also fantastic!

On our first RV road trip, I am skeptical that anything will top this stop for a milkshake. This…read morelone little building in the middle of nowhere caught our eye with its unassuming 1960s-era Coca-Cola sign. As a kid born in the '60s, I knew instantly that this was the kind of place you always stop at. We pulled a fast U-turn and headed in. We came for a milkshake, and the gal at the counter recommended her personal favorite, a peanut butter and chocolate combo (think Reese's). It wasn't even listed on the menu. Let me tell you, this thing was absolutely fantastic. Thick, creamy, rich, and nostalgic in all the best ways. It cost around five dollars and was worth every penny. Bonus points for clean bathrooms too. I am still thinking about that shake days later. If you're anywhere near this place, go get one. Seriously.

Delicious food and great southern hospitality. Come on down and see these ladies taking care of…read morebusiness.

I got off the freeway in a semi truck on a whim. The restaurant is located conveniently off the…read morefreeway, across the street from a speedway gas station with semi truck parking. It all fell into place for me. The food and service were great. Chips and beverages served immediately and food was quick to prepare. Highly recommended good tasting food.

Really enjoyed everything we had the taquitos combination. We had all the cards items such as the…read morepoblano chili, which I highly recommend... The enchiladas... Chicken tacos were great! Plus, they gave us two bags of chips with two generous tubs of salsa to go along with it. The food was hot and very tasty!

We were in the area for an auto repair, so we stopped in. This place is cute, the decorations are…read morenostalgic. The service was friendly and accommodating. I ordered the breakfast burrito with no meat as I don't eat pork or beef, and there were no alternatives to beef or pork (burgers either) The burrito was delightfully packed with seasoned eggs, cheese and tots. The tortilla was toasted with a nice crisp on it. It was pleasant! I also ordered the loaded Mac with no meat. I would highly recommend subbing the dehydrated chives with fresh!! Price versus flavor and ambiance, great value for the money!