Food was great. We got fried green beans, didn't give you alot, but they were good…read more I got a cheeseburger, it was awesome. My husband got a ribeye. He loved it. It was pretty large and fatty, just the way he likes it.

Awesome service and food! Good local spot. Has a full bar, pool table, juke box and super friendly…read moreservice.

Really fun dive bar with amazing food options. Be sure to know that it does smell pretty smokey…read more They also have fun live music there.

We were looking for a late night place to eat, and there aren't many options... but this place has…read morethe kitchen open late, they have meat & vegetarian options, many beers on tap and in bottles. I would return, the food was good. Quirky decor.

Great location in the historic part of Conway! Friendly servers, good (daily) drink specials,…read morecomfy seating, and even - food! Weekends there is usually live music. Highly recommended!

I have been coming to Kings for almost 20 years, since they opened. I had a horrible experience…read moretonight. You have to show ID and they like to stamp folks. They had a new security guard. I don't like to get that ink on my body and I told him I didn't want to get stamped. Ordered a drink was there for at least an hour before Manager came up to me and told me I needed to get stamped. I asked if I could get stamped on a napkin or something else because I don't want my body stamped. She said I had to have a stamp on my body. At that point, I objected as I've always been allowed to go without a stamp. I am 55 years old and it's obvious I am of age to drink. This harassment is ridiculous. I was banned from the establishment for my refusal to get a stamp and even if I was allowed back would never return. Keep treating customers like this kings and you'll be out of business before long.

Emo Night!!!! Every emo anthem was played!…read more We picked this place as it was one of the only restaurants that were open at night. We had just arrived into town and were hungry. There weren't any vegan items so I did the best I could. I asked for a flatbread without cheese. We got drinks but they weren't really strong. Overall we loved having emo night and a meal to eat. They also had games in the back to play, which we got. It was a great night! We did try to go back the next day, but there was a cover, so we decided to go to another bar instead. This was a cool place to go and I highly recommend!

If you're anywhere near this area and don't stop at my favorite little dive bar, you're absolutely…read moremissing out on a top-tier life experience. This place is my must-visit--actually my must-visit twice--every single trip. The vibe? Pure gold. A little gritty, a lot of personality, and somehow both laid-back and rockin' at the same time. It's the kind of spot where the music feels like it's got a heartbeat and the walls have stories (and because they do - read Maxine "Call Me Madam" by Maxine Temple Jones!). And the food...look...the pizza alone is worth a pilgrimage. I don't know what magic they put in that dough, but it's the kind you think about when you're supposed to be thinking about other things. Everything that comes out of the kitchen is amazing--comfort food with swagger. Since I visited last they added ravioli to the menu!! So rich and delicious!! One of the best parts? The people. I've met countless amazing folks during every visit--locals, travelers, characters of all kinds--and every single one adds to the charm of the place. It's got that rare magic where strangers feel like friends within minutes. I have actually met relatives there that I never knew about or heard of!!! The bartenders are the BEST of the BEST!!! The staff is super cool, the atmosphere is electric in that perfectly-imperfect dive-bar way, and it's one of those local treasures you never want to tell too many people about because it's that good. If you want real flavor, real fun, and a place that just feels like home the moment you walk in--this is it.

Friday night karaoke was alright. There were lots of singers in the queue. I came all the way from…read moreTexas to sing ;) , but unfortunately only got to sing once. Lots of time was wasted on back to back to back line dance songs and special requests. It's a tough job as KJ to balance that and get singers through the queue, but it is possible. I know some KJ's that are very good at it. WARNING this place was very smoky. The building has little or no ventilation. You'll leave smelling like a sooty ash tray. I would have docked another star, but everyone was so friendly and the wait staff were very attentive and that's what places like this are about. I'll be back next time I'm passing through on a weekend.

Five of us showed up at 3:25 am on a Friday night, and the doorman would not let us in. He said…read morethey do not allow people to come into the bar after 3:30 AM, even though they're open till 5 AM. Very disappointing.

My husband and I always choose Hot Springs for a relaxing getaway. After several trips we decided…read moreto eat at the Ohio Club and wow! The food was amazing, service was wonderful, and the history was so interesting! Especially because the servers went out of their way to share the stories instead of just leaving us to read it on the menu. Now I'm coming back this weekend for a girl's trip, and we will be at the Ohio Club for dinner for sure!

Everything went well!…read more Just loved being in this historic place and glad they provided information on its history. We sat upstairs at the balcony overlooking the bar from above. Cool view! Our round table was a glass covered roulette tabletop. What an expansive bar. They are known for their burgers so we had to indulge. We had the Blu on Black Burger and subbed for sweet potato fries. Yummy! Maybe a little small to share, but time will tell if we get hungry later. I also had a John Dillinger Gin Fizz. Cortney W took care of us and said we ordered well. The music just started as we finished up. We stayed through a couple of songs, but decided to give up our table for those waiting and to allow Courtney to continue earn more money.

Great dive bar for those looking for one. It's a $10 per person membership fee if you don't already…read morehave one. Drinks are decent, what you would expect at a dive bar.

This is a horrible place. When I walked in i thought i was in meth lab. Sunshine specifically made…read moremy night horrible. Besides her sagging pants to the ground and her mowhawk with 2 strands of hair, she was very rude. Definitely don't waste your money here, much better places for drinks and pool.

This restaurant offers the best service in town along with a great menu and generous portions great…read moreatmosphere and a wonderful drink menunot to mention the amazing brunch menu on Saturday and Sunday

Well, let me tell you, this wasn't just any old watering hole. This was the kind of place where the…read morelocals come to take a load off, to toast one another's birthdays and wave goodbye to forty years at the mill, and to do it all in the same chairs their granddaddies probably leaned on. The bar, previously the bank, had been standing so long it might as well have been written into the town charter. You could see it in that picture on the wall--half a century in one frame, another half tacked on, like a time-lapse of laughter and spilled beer. Now, the food--Lord help me--wasn't what you'd call gourmet. It was what every club in America serves when the fryer's hot and the cook's in a hurry. They sprinkled something called Old Bank Seasoning on just about everything. Imagine Old Bay with more salt and less charm. Then they ladled out their "special" cheese sauce, which was nothing more than queso with another fistful of Old Bank tossed in. You'd think after all these years they might've tinkered with it some. But the waitresses smiled, hustled, and earned their tips the hard way. Management kept the lights on and the taps flowing, which is what management's supposed to do. And maybe that's the whole story here: you come expecting fireworks, you get a sparkler. But in a town where the bar itself is the landmark, maybe the food's not the point. Maybe it's the people raising their glasses, telling their stories, and making sure somebody takes the next picture for the wall. Yes, I would go back.

An excellent concert venue. I especially like the mezzanine. I've been to several shows there…read moreSamantha Fish, Blackberry Smoke, and each time it was a great experience.

The hall has a great space for concerts. However the sound technician sucks. Saw Blues Traveler…read morelast night. You couldn't hear the harmonica. Same with the first band. You could barely hear the singing and the guy played a recorder and you couldn't hear that at all. Not even a little. Also not one bartender was polite or smiled. They were all pretty rude. I felt like none of them wanted to be there. It was like I was unconvincing them to order a drink and asking for a straw. Low key offensive behavior. I am a bartender of 18 years and I also bartend at a concert hall in Memphis. So, all of these factors were a disappointment. The most polite people working there were the folks at the door. The Hall needs to step it up.

This was the best night ever! I came here for the Arkansas Country Music Awards. I felt like a…read morecelebrity among celebrities. This was a special night where my father in-law's childhood best friend was getting inducted for "I hope you dance" by Lee Ann Womack (which I got to meet at the after party) and many other songs and artists in his long career. I got to mingle with a bunch of musicians and celebrities and I was just a magical night. As for the venue itself, it's very nice and has two levels. Perfect for music events or even theater plays. Bathroom were a bit outdated but they were clean. Overall it's a great venue and hold a good amount of people.

From the owner: The 2013-14 Public Appearances season includes events such as: Bill Cosby, Paul Taylor Dance…read moreCompany, Audra McDonald, Straight No Chaser, Neil deGrasse Tyson, Broadway on Ice, and Béla Fleck/Chick Corea. Visit uca.edu/reynolds for complete calendar. In addition to these, Reynolds is also home to the Conway Symphony Orchestra, Arkansas Shakespeare Theatre and many music/choir performances each year. Find us on facebook and twitter!