Second Review... We…read morecame here before November 2024 and when we decided to come back to Hotsprings this summer 501 was on the top of our MUST HAVE list of places to eat. We had big expectations and we were not let down. Atmosphere - 5/5 still Drinks - 5/5 old fashioned was perfect again Food - as a creature of habit I ordered the Boursin Filet on the bed of polenta, the NUESKE'S SLAB BACON for an appetizer, and the deviled eggs with caviar! 5/5 Service - impeccable! 5/5

Wasn't as Good as the price reflected- party of 8 and 6 of the 8 was happy with their meal…read more Overall food was high priced and not as good as price shoes. Server was dry and straight to the point acting as if he wanted to speed through dinner. Had to ask for water and new silver wear.

This place was cool as hell! They were playing The Cure upon entry! All goth emo 80s music. It's…read morehidden and tucked underground, obviously. The inside was so groovy! The owner was there and going I'm around meeting everyone, offered us snacks for free with our drinks. He was super cool! I wish him all of the success in his new business ventures!

I've visited Hot Springs several times, and I will always stop here for a drink. It's like hanging…read moreout at a friend's house who has incredible music and an unreal knowledge of great beer. This isn't just a bar.. this is your bar. Most places jack up prices because of liquor taxes, but not the Underground. Will takes care of you and makes you feel like family the moment you walk in. Immerse yourself in his world and enjoy a night you'll happily get lost in.

"By the Glass" may be a wine bar but for me, after a single visit, it will be forever known as "the…read moreplace with the olives". To accompany our happy hour wines my son and I ordered two of his favorite things: Mixed Mediterranean Olives ($5.50) and a Spanish cheese ($9). Perhaps I've spent too long in the Bay Area or perhaps they do things differently in Arkansas but the mountainous bowl of olives that arrived at our table sparked utter joy. This wasn't 5, 10, or even 15 olives; I think it might've been a whole jar's worth. It was not only amusing, but an utter delight. One hundred percent chance of a return visit for the olives alone. We followed with the Spanish cheese and more wine but there was no getting beyond the olives. That's what we'd be talking about. Forever. By the Glass has a good happy hour ($5/glass for selected wine) which pertains only to the wines. It's a low-key, comfortable, unpretentious spot that's received recognition as the best bar, the best wine bar, the best trendy bar, and the best happy hour bar from a variety of publications. During my visit it was quiet and welcoming, an environment I'd feel equally comfortable in either solo or with friends. If you like wine, "By the Glass" is a good find. If you like olives it's even better.

My boyfriend was visiting for the week and we are wine people and this is the place to be. Nice…read moreconversation and we met some really nice people. We will be back.

When we walked in I was surprised how nice it looked. I actually felt underdressed in shorts. I…read morelater noticed other men in shorts. Our server was a very nice lady. The whole thing was a big disappointment. I had the spaghetti and meatballs. The meatballs were obviously leftover. They were hard and dry. After tasting a meatball, I didnt eat them. The meat sauce was ok, but flooded the dish and smothered the pasta. My wife's pasta dish was just OK. Actually, the server pointed out a guy in the kitchen and said he was a Michelin rated chef...sorry, but no way. Doing a search, I read that there are no Michelin rated chefs in Hot Springs. I ordered an expensive glass of red wine and it was served in a small white wine glass. Anyway, I'm not going to waste my time bashing J&S. I think I've made myself clear. It was a total disappointment and a waste of $120.00. Obviously, we wont be going back.

Good food and service but music?…read more Not sure why one of the most expensive nice dining restaurants in HS has a guy singing country music in the bar. Seemed out of place. We were not throwing peanut shells on the floor. Food and service was good. next time ill make sure and go on a night without the next rock a billy wanna be.

Very fine restaurant in a cute house. Great outdoor space when the weather is nice. Cozy…read moreatmosphere. Food was amazing and very friendly staff.

Amazing little find! Would definitely revisit the next time we're in town…read more Food was fantastic, and we loved the ambiance. Great service too.

Stopped by here after studying at the library on a whim. I had no idea this place existed, but saw…read moreit while we were walking back to the car and just had to make a stop. This is a cute, small, intimate little place with some tables, a set of comfy chairs, and a bar. There might have been some kind of group room in the back, I just saw people coming out of it, but we sat at the bar and enjoyed the ambiance. The bartender there was very personable, chatting with all the customers and open to making recommendations. I enjoyed a lovely port that was reasonably priced, and my study-mate got a canned beer from the fridge section (happy hour pricing was great). This was a very cute place with a good variety of wine options, plus items for the non-wine drinkers (albeit not a ton). This was a fun place and I would definitely stop in here again. Glad we found it!

This is such a special spot for me. The owner is so wonderful and the staff love their jobs and…read moreyou can tell. There is a great selection of wine. The owner makes delicious cheesecake that rotates flavors and is divine. The space is super cozy and there is a nice patio as well.

Great service and delicious breakfast, our first time and will be going back to try lunch soon.read more

Coming from Lexington with our well known Keeneland Track KItchen, the Oaklawn Park Track Kitchen…read morewas a must-do for us for breakfast.. It's a large, bright space. Staff seats you and takes your order. There was a bit of a wait, but it was Arkansas Derby Day, so expected. I had two pancakes with a side of bacon. The pancakes were fluffy good and the bacon perfectly cooked. We went back a second day, and I had the Biscuit and Sausage Gravy. I enjoyed it with a touch of Tobasco. When we were ready to head to the track there was a shuttle that took us to the main entrance. I'm a fan! 31