A small quaint place. Cole, our server was very entertaining! I had the special for breakfast that…read morewasn't on the menu . It was Lobster, ham, poached egg over a muffin with hollandaise sauce over top and a side of cheesy grits. The lobster was shipped from Maine. The lobster was not tough and chewy and didn't taste fishy. Cooked to perfection. The grits were buttery smooth. The only thing I would complain about would be the food wasn't hot. My husband had biscuits and gravy. The biscuit was soft and buttery. The sausage gravy was excellent, not too much flour and pepper. The coffee was great and not bitter and was served hot! Highly recommend this place!

Nothing bad to say here. Great service and the breakfast burrito is highly recommend.read more

This review is for their Sunday brunch which is the only meal I've had at this establishment. This…read morewas the best brunch I've had. My favorites were the loaded bagels, the ready to order omelettes, and the perfectly poured mimosas. Other offerings included shrimp and grits, salmon, meatloaf, biscuits with white or chocolate gravy, and waffles. There was something for everyone in our party (ages 7-70). I can't wait to come here again!

We had a great brunch this morning! The food was excellent with a unique variety of dishes. Our…read morewaitress was probably the best around. We will try to make it to as many brunches possible!!

Every breakfast item our party of 5 got was AMAZING, and the service was even better. Everyone from…read morethe waitress to the busers to kitchen staff checked on us frequently.

The food was absolutely delicious! While the location is small, it really adds to the cozy, homey…read moreatmosphere. We arrived shortly after opening on a Wednesday morning and it was pretty quiet at first. However, by the time we left, the place was nearly full, which says a lot. The food was full of flavor, the service was consistent and attentive and the cook even came out to greet everyone, which made the experience feel extra special. Overall, it was a great experience and I would definitely come back!

It was late and they still gave us our order even though it was almost time to close and the food…read morewas good

Was dining here on my own as my wife was in a training course a few miles away. I walked in and…read morewas greeted by the hostess right away. I was barely seated and the server was there to take my drink order. Things were looking really good at this point. My drink arrived quickly. It was a bottled beer and it was well chilled. The server took my order which included a side salad. The server told me to help myself to the salad at the salad bar. Everything looked fresh on the salad bar except for the lceburg lettuce, which had a lot of pinking around the edges. Thankfully there was also a much fresher looking spring greens lettuce mix available as well. So after getting my salad I returned to my table. Sat down and ate my salad, drank my beer, drank most of my water and waited. My server was nowhere to be seen. There was no servers to be seen. There was a large group table in front of me who were already seated when I got there and they didn't have their food and a table behind me, a man with two kids who came in a minute or two after me, who didn't have their food either. After about 25 minutes after finishing my salad my food arrived, via a different server than the one who took my order. I have to say the food was well cooked and portion sizes were good. The food for the man and two kids came out just after mine but the food for the big group didn't arrive until I was paying my bill. Not sure if they asked for the food to be delayed or if the kitchen was having issues getting everything cooked but it certainly seems like the kitchen is not in a hurry to get orders done and out. No one ever asked if I needed a refill on my drinks or ask if I needed anything. I would have given a lower score but the food was good and the view is fantastic.

We were there mid afternoon. Only few servers so service but slow. The music cranked up right as we…read moreleft. TVs every direction I had crispy chicken salad partner had catfish tacos. Both good. Booths comfortable several high tops and tables with wooden chairs. Extensive menu and lunch 11-3 Several pages of beverages I'd eat there again

Service: 1000000/10 Carson was amazing! We came with a very large group, and he was really on it!…read moreAlso, not sure if this other guy was a manager but he was very helpful and also made sure things were taken care of. Food: the best thing on my plate was the hash brown casserole, shrimp, and eggs. The crab cake was all cake, no crab. I wouldn't suggest ordering it.

Such a cozy, homey little spot I ran across while dashing in the Conway area. I had to go back and…read moregive it a try and I was not disappointed. They have good iced coffee that can compete with the best chains around, and the steak breakfast wrap was so good! Only "con" is that there can be lengthy wait sometimes but on the upside, that's because they make the food fresh. I've been 3x now and I'll definitely continue to patronize this business!

Yes a little wait, but worth it! Servers were awesome and friendly, food was delicious and served…read morehot and fresh! Highly recommend! If you're not in a hurry please stop by and a good breakfast!

Small restaurant near the railroad tracks and fire department. Street parking…read more You place your order at the entrance before sitting down. Seating inside and outside. Seating inside are tall tables and stools. Custom made coffees hot or cold and a wide variety of crepes. Both savory and sweet. You can't go wrong here. Everything is delicious! Definitely coming back!

This place was great! Highly recommend. Good food, price and service. Great mimosas, and Bloody…read moreMarys!

My husband and I had a short visited to Little Rock and we stopped here for breakfast. The service…read morewas outstanding, the food was great and we loved the atmosphere of the restaurant! We ordered the classic chicken and waffles and the breakfast sampler (with the biscuit and grits option). Everything was delicious and so flavorful! Also love that they locally source their food.

I wanted to like this place because the atmosphere is cool and it's in a great spot downtown, but…read moremy experience was just okay. Service was the biggest issue. It really wasn't that busy, but our server was pretty inattentive. We waited longer than we should have for simple things, and it was hard to get their attention. The food was decent, but my biscuit was basically falling apart the whole time, which made it kind of frustrating to eat. The biggest disappointment was the coffee. It honestly tasted like straight cleaning chemicals -- I took one sip and couldn't drink it after that. Not a terrible experience overall, but definitely not great either. I'd maybe give it another shot, but this visit was just average for me.

Chilaquiles is SO good!!!!! Service is excellent and I love the vibe! Best authentic Mexican food…read morein Hot Springs hands down.

Cafe Kahlo Came on a…read morebusy Saturday and was seated quickly with friendly, attentive service. Started with a bloody mary (Tito's vodka with spicy mix) and a tequila sunrise. Both drinks were balanced and refreshing. Got the asada burrito (10) with carne asada, black beans, rice, cheese, onion, tomatoes, and peppers. Burrito was decent but had a bit too much rice for me. The tacos: two carne asada, one al pastor, were the highlight. Simple, flavorful, like good street tacos should be. Loved the Frida Kahlo-inspired interior, bright and colorful with a personal touch from the family's CDMX roots!

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.