Blue House Cafe is one of my favorite family owned cafes to visit outside of Little Rock. The food…read moreis consistently delicious. My favorite items to order off the menu are most of the breakfast items, especially an egg and cheese breakfast sandwich and the Blue House Matcha with Almond Milk. Service is always quick, and friendly. They also make delicious seasonal Matcha's as well. Seriously one of my favorite Matcha's to order. There's plenty of space for sitting and working, but plan to come early because they do get busy in the mornings.

Fantastic place! Food and service were outstanding!! We are from Denver and nothing touches this…read moreplace!

Wonderful lunch today. All ingredients used were of high quality. If you're ever in the area and…read morewant a fresh healthy lunch, I would highly recommend Old Mill Bakery and Cafe

For $10+ and being a bakery I was hoping for fresh sourdough bread. I almost did not get it when I…read morenoticed how heavy it was. When I got home and went for a piece I noticed it was dark around edges. If I lived in LR I would have taken it back.

The Root Cafe is a fun and unique spot to grab a delicious meal! I came here twice during my visit…read moreto Little Rock and had a great meal both times. They serve breakfast, lunch, and dinner with a menu that features a fresh and healthier take on classic southern food. I really enjoyed the spicy tofu bowl with grits and collared greens, their homemade cornbread, and strawberry shortcake for dessert! I also liked their arancini which was on the specials menu. Their classic lemonade was delicious, and the perfect complement to my meal. I'd highly recommend The Root Cafe for a memorable meal!

We came here on a Sunday morning after church. There wasn't a line so we were able to order…read moreimmediately. You order at the counter before heading to your table. The Sausage, Egg, & Cheese Biscuit was really good. The biscuit held together really well too but the crumbly bits that fell off were perfect little bites. You can taste the fresh gamey-ness of the sausage. The potato's were chopped perfectly, cooked perfectly, and seasoned very well. The bacon is also delicious. The only thing that bothered me about the restaurant were the floors and the edges of the floor that met the walls of the restaurant. It just looked really dirty.

I'm not one for breakfast tacos and in Arkansas of all places but the husband and I were driving…read morethrough and decided to stop by for breakfast and man oh man, this place is SO freaking good. I had the pork belly tacos on home made corn tortillas. I could have 6 of these. Husband got the lox bagel so freaking good too! That smoked salmon is amazing! Wish we could take this to Wyoming lol

We knew this little spot was jammed on Saturdays (closed on Sundays) so we went during the week…read more There is seating on a little front deck, as well as inside. We had breakfast: I had the croissant special (tomato jam, bacon, cheese -- the tomato jam really made the sammich, and the croissant was moist not crumbly) and spouse had the French toast stack (piled up brioche with eggs and choice of breakfast protein, he had sausage patties). We had lattes: mine with honey and cinnamon (cafe con miel), his was vanilla, both hot and quite sweet. The food was excellent! The popular fuss is legit, and the counter service was courteous. We ate at a two-top along the counter but might have enjoyed being outside more, especially as they got busier.

First time here for Mother's Day brunch. Had excellent servers in Blake & Dominika. Food was great,…read moreas were the mimosas & bloody Mary's. Can't wait to go back!

On a road trip from TN to TX, we were driving through Little Rock and looking for something…read morehealthier and more filling than fast food. One of our friends (and a Little Rock native) recommended Boulevard Bread Company, and we're so grateful that we stopped to check this cute spot out! There are a few Boulevard locations in Little Rock, and while this one wasn't the most convenient to the highway, it was still open for lunch as we were driving through the city around 2:30 PM. I placed our order online from the road, so when we pulled in, our sandwiches were ready and waiting! I'm glad we did order ahead, as they were still pretty busy when we arrived. We grabbed a table and enjoyed our lunch inside the cafe. We split a couple of their signature sandwiches, and our favorite of the two was the pastrami. The rye bread pairs quite nicely with the roast beef. We also shared the turkey sandwich, which was good but not as memorable as the pastrami. I can confidently say that we'd make Boulevard our new go-to road trip stop in Little Rock! From the freshly baked bread and tasty sandwiches to the friendly service, this is a solid spot for lunch.

Went here for my birthday dinner while in Little Rock and we could not have picked a better place!…read moreThe food was amazing along with our appetizer and my drink was great as well. Our server was pretty attentive with how busy it was and they even gave me a free dessert which was amazing!

Used to be such a special experience to eat here--soft music in background, full tables, excellent…read moreservice and food. No more. Kind of depressing with food I could make at home. CBN is not the only place in LR that seems less vibrant, though. Dining out isn't fun anymore!!!

Rosie's !!!! Definitely a local spot. And it was amazing !! Katie our waitress was super sweet…read more Nice view of some private planes as you enjoy your food Got the Rosie special. Get the bacon. Perfectly cooked bacon. So good Biscuits and gravy. For a half portion so big. Very good also. Biscuits done well. Gravy tasty. Good quality ingredients. Even the egg was cooked perfectly Pancake !! Star of the show. I never had a pancake crispy like this yet fluffy. This was on point Overall from the service to the food. Definitely deserves all 5 stars. If you want to try a local joint. This is it

Passing through we made a detour to give this place a try. The airport view is pretty awesome. We…read moremissed out on breakfast by 30min. It sure did look good though. The club sandwich was pretty and the watermelon was super sweet. My gripe about the place was the service was slow. We sat there for a while before our waitress came over. Our waitress was nice lady. You do seat yourself and grab your own menus. If you have the tome stop on by for a meal.

Great spot for breakfast! The sausage, egg and cheese biscuit was delicious. I got the autumn…read morematcha, which I didn't love.

So we are all about the small, independent, hole in the wall type businesses. Being we are in…read moreLittle Rock, Arkansas, we had to try something local. Mugs Cafe was a hit for us. I got the Meat Lovers Omelette. Not the everyday omelette. What set this one apart from others was the smoked turkey and the thin, fluffy, crepe like egg that surrounded the meat. The one change for me would've been the potatoes. Although delicious, just a few more onions and peppers would've helped. My wife decided on the biscuit, sausage and cheese sandwich. Fresh made biscuit with the just right cooked egg and sausage made this delicious. Friendly front counter people and just good spirit. I say some of the locals are missing out, because this was a cool find for us.

My sister and brother in law took me here for the first time since I was visiting from out of…read morestate. Knowing the owners were family members of First Pentecostal Church of North Little Rock. I was excited to try their food. The service was very quick and friendly. The atmosphere was very cute and inviting. I got the day's special: roast beef; Mac & Cheese; green beans and a roll. For dessert, I got a slice of Caramel cake, which was very very good!! I highly recommend this restaurant.

All around Bull. Then have to jump through hoops to get refund. Definitely wont be back. Bewareread more

In love with this place. Everyone is so nice and welcoming. It's got a relaxed vibe and a bar. The…read morecocktails are yummy. The sandwiches are fantastic. It gets really busy at lunchtime. Parking could be an issue during busy hours but I have never had a problem. The location is a bit odd because its off a really busy street in a small business center. The workers are cool and prices are good. It's a casual dress, anyone is welcome type of business.

Cheba Hut was definitely an experience from the moment I walked in. First thing I noticed was how…read moreclean the restaurant was, and I was greeted immediately by the cashier, which always sets a good tone. This was my first time visiting a Cheba Hut, and I have to admit, walking into a restaurant that is completely marijuana-themed is different, but honestly kind of fun. The vibe is unique, laid back, and memorable without feeling sketchy or over-the-top. The cashier was on the quieter side, but she was extremely polite, respectful, and genuinely helpful while ordering. Customer service overall was solid. Now for the food and pricing, this is where things get a little mixed. My total came out to $21.38 for an 8-inch sandwich, a drink, and a Goo Ball. At that price point, I expected something close to one of the best sandwiches I've ever had. Unfortunately, while the flavor delivered, the portion-to-price ratio absolutely did not. I tried the Goo Ball first: Krispies, peanut butter, cocoa, honey, butter, and marshmallows rolled into a ball. Honestly? This thing was $3.59 worth of disappointment. It was bland, underwhelming, and somehow managed to taste like almost nothing despite all those ingredients. Maybe this hits differently if you're stoned, but for me it just wasn't worth the money at all. 2/10 For the sandwich, I ordered the "5-0": Smoked ham, Genoa salami, prosciutto, pepperoni, bacon, giardiniera peppers, cheddar, lettuce, tomato, onion, pickle, Shake, and house dressing. Food came out in about 9 minutes, which is pretty reasonable. Flavor-wise? The sandwich was actually really good. The meats and dressing worked well together, the bread was solid, and overall it tasted fresh and satisfying. I'd honestly give the flavor an 8/10. But the value? That's the problem. For a $12 sandwich, the portions felt skimpy: - 2 slices of pepperoni - 1 slice of bacon cut in half - 2 slices of salami - 1 slice of cheese - 1 tomato slice cut in half - maybe 1/8 of a pickle slice There was genuinely more lettuce than every other topping combined. It felt like a sandwich built to look full instead of actually being full. If this sandwich were priced around $8-9, I'd probably leave happy. But at $12+, I expected a much more generously stacked sub. Cheba Hut has a cool concept, clean restaurant, and tasty food, but the pricing versus portion size keeps this from being a place I'd regularly come back to. Great vibe, decent sandwich, disappointing value.