Stopped here for a late lunch break on a very long road trip. Food and service were excellent. Cool…read morepart of town too.

This place didn't pop up as a lunch spot when I searched from a couple of doors down but luckily I…read moresaw a menu posted outside and made the last minute call to walk in for lunch instead of going where I was headed. Such a good decision! The servers were nice, the sandwich was amazing and it was the perfect kind of place to stop in for lunch on your own without feeling awkward. I would go back if I'm in the neighborhood and would definitely recommend to others!

My favorite!!! The people there are always ready to serve you with a smile! Dining there is…read moreabsolutely nice, quiet. Their broccoli cheddar soup is delicious! And the subs are delicious as well!

First time having lunch here it was wonderful. My sandwich was fresh and hot, and the broccoli and…read morecheese soup was delightful I will definitely be back. staff was welcoming and pleasant

Burge's. The best local spot in Little Rock in my opinion. Where you go as a kid. And come back…read morewith your kids. Simple but delicious food. Come for the smoke turkey salad. Leave with a container of the smoke turkey salad. I got myself 3 to bring back home. Burgeletta!! Off menu. Their version of muffuletta!! Bomb. Great bread. Nice flavor. Excellent. Everything here is just simple and good. Don't leave without a hand pie

Food A++ Service A++…read moreAtmosphere A++ I remember stopping at their original location in Lewisville so many times as a kid traveling with my Grandparents!! It's so nice to have it so close to me now! Smoked turkey salad is literally to die for and the BBQ beef po-boy is better than a lot of BBQ places. A stop you have to make if in the Little Rock area! Arkansas institution for sure, offering mouth watering sandwiches and plates!

I really love this spot because of the friendly service and consistently delicious meals! The daily…read moresoups are always delicious! Last week I really enjoyed the mushroom soup and pinto bean and duck soup! The waitress was so kind in giving me samples to try. And I LOVE the chopped salmon salad! I could drink the pesto buttermilk dressing- it's that good!

I went for a late lunch , I was expecting a upscale restaurant like their Maumelle location, this…read moreis not that, this is an art cafe. I ordered the creole salad. It wasn't as good as their southwestern salad. Servers showed no personality but it was ok.

The service was dope. THE SUBS ARE WHERE ITS AT! They are…read moreso delicious. Main thing I would steer clear from STAY AWAY FROM THE DESSERTS THEY HAVE WRAPPED Those rice crispy treats are friggin' terrible. Don't do it. But the subs are KILLER if you're a big fan of weed & shrooms in the restaurant this is definitely a chill hang out spot. My mom and I got it to go. Thank you guys!

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.

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.

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!

10/10 lunch spot! Quick service, delightful lunch, good…read moreprices! It's a lovely spot for a work lunch or casual outing. Get a blackberry bar for dessert (trust me)!!

I had the farmhouse with fresh fruit to eat and the blueberry basil macha to drink. The farmhouse…read morewas delicious, and it is a MUST to put the blackberry jam on the sandwich. The fresh fruit was fine, but much of the fruit isn't in season right now, so what can you expect? The blueberry basil macha was absolutely delicious! It was a little too sweet for me, but that's my personal preference. The service was great. We were met with a friendly greeting, and they were extremely nice when they brought us our food. The inside is very homely! We ate up in the loft area which has plenty of tables and a nice sitting area with couches and armchairs for those who like to lounge.

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.