A complete delight!! I finally made it out to @Pridgin…read moreFamily Brewery. I was NOT disappointed! From the lovely country, the delightful staff, to the amazing open atmosphere and great beer, I couldn't have asked for a better experience. The prices were reasonable and beers were very tasty! There is frequently rotating food trucks, and I forget the name of the one I ate at, but the chicken wings were amazing. Again I have to brag on the amazingly chill staff and space. I can't wait to go back.

My husband and I visited the Pridgin Family Brewery in Scranton, Arkansas in late April, 2024…read more What a terrific place to unwind after a long day of driving! They're a bit off the beaten path. But worth the drive. This is a family brewery, snd we were warmly greeted by multiple family members, from David, the patriarch, and his wife Reba, to some of their children and spouses who run the brewery. There are nine micro-beers that are made in-house, so we ordered two flights (of 5 beers each) so we could taste them all! There are also root beer, wines and ciders available for those who don't like beer. The beers were such a hit that my husband also bought a growler of the porter to take on our continuing road trip. In addition to the free popcorn, there is usually a food truck on site. Our dinner was nachos from the Mexican food truck. Nacho Mammas. The set up is very laid back and relaxing. Some folks were watching a Razorbacks baseball game on tv. Others were playing cards. Some kids were playing table games while their younger siblings were playing in the mud after dine recent rain. Outdoor tables overlooked a pretty pond and farmland. Parking was plentiful and free. For those RVers out there, this brewery participates as a Harvest Host. We shared the site with one other Class-B. It was a quiet and safe night, and David warmly greeted us in the morning to make sure that all was well. We definitely recommend this brewery.

Lost Forty is a staple outing for me. Whether it is family brunch, entertaining friends from out of…read moretown or just a chill afternoon. The food is superb, the beer is FANTASTIC and the service is stellar. Everything on the menu is going to be a good choice. What really brings me back is the vibe, punctuated by the incredible waitstaff. Will B was a total joy and kept our toddler entertained and smiling the whole time, allowing my wife and I to stretch our outing and order another round! thanks again to Will, appreciate everything, we will see you again real soon.

The place is a great vibe. Food was delicious and beers were…read moregood. Downside is they struggled with speed of service. Pia stepped in and saved the day.

Wow! They went above and beyond! Needed a dry place to have our kids reception and Jim said "Yes"!…read moreSuper kind guy, and a cool bar yo

What a cool concept. Get your hair cut and then enjoy some food and beer. The pretzel bites were…read moregood. Cheese sauce was good. The pizzas were awesome. The crust is cracker thin. Love it. They also have a cheeseburger pizza. Chill vibe. Great staff. Plenty of parking.

Such a unique restaurant here in Hot Springs. Only brewery in a U.S. National Park. Only Brewery in…read morethe world that uses the thermal spring water. The restaurant itself is located in a historic brewhouse. With all of that being said... you can certainly expect a wait, especially during peak hours. For our party of three at about 11 on a weekday during the middle of spring break, it was about an hour wait. Thankfully, it wasn't too big of a problem. We still had some parts of Bathhouse Row that we had to explore. When there was a spot available, we got the notification through text. We headed on over. We were seated at a table right behind the host. It was shared with another pair but there was enough room so it wasn't too much of a problem. Usually, we don't drink. However, because of the uniqueness of this place, we just had to try. We aren't built for the Beer Bath that allows you to sample all 18 beers on tap. Instead, we opted for the flight which was more than enough for us. I'll be honest... I can't tell the difference at all between the different beers. Nevertheless, that speaks more to my inexperienced beer palate. The four taps that we got were all tasty and lasted us through the meal. For starter, we got the fried cauliflower. Crispy exterior that made our daily veggie intake that much more delicious. Paired very well with ranch. For main, I got Rose's Burger. The bacon jam provided a good amount of sweetness that was balanced by some of the spice from the pepperjack cheese and the savoriness of the burger itself. My mom got the reuben sandwhich. It was standard. My dad got the steak sandwich - it's basically a philly cheese. I thought it was particularly good especially since they use beer cheese made in-house. In terms of serivce, I will say that it was slow at times. However, as mentioned, this place is incredibly busy so definitely gotta give them some grace. In the future, I'd definitely come back again given the quality and uniqueness of Superior Bathhouse

Stayed off the main drag for 3 nights in Hot Springs in mid-March. It was hard to find a variety of…read morerestaurants within walking distance so went to the nearby Superior Bathhouse. We were a party of 2 that happened to arrive the same time as a party of 8-10 around 8pm. It was dark and our table wasn't really set up for service: there was no night lamp on the table to read the menu and it took forever to get napkins and silverware. We ordered hamburgers, fries and beer. Food was meh. Fries were cold and burger was mediocre at best. We still left a significant tip bc we truly talking w/our server, a Hot Springs local, who ultimately made our experience pleasant. It's nice to sit outside on the patio if the weather is nice. Indoors is loud.

For our family, this was such a nice hidden gim in the town of Hot Springs! You walk in and…read moreimmediately you feel like you're teleported elsewhere... it feels like a artsy and offbeat hangout. The inside is uniquely decorated with features such as accordian lights and the original inudstrial ceiling of the building. There was a bit of a wait as the table was prepared. We were then quickly seated. To start off, we got the pepperoni chips. They're exactly what you'd imagine. Crispy pepperoni slices that are served with a side of marinara sauce. Now, don't get me wrong... they were definitely good. However, would I get them again? No. They were more salty than I would have liked. We mainly were looking for a non-carb starter. Looking back, we probably would have gotten the caprese plates. In terms of pies, we got a large half-n-half. For the first half, we got Hot Honey. Great mix of savory with the shredded pepperoni and then the sweet & spicy offered through the hot honey. Then for the other half, we got the Fungal Jungal. There were crimini, oyster, and portabella mushroooms... plenty of flavory as well as a good amount of roasted garlic. This was probably our favorite out of the two. Though both were still good overall! Aside from the food, everything was reasonably priced and service was top-notch! Definitely recommend!

The ambiance is great, availability of dietary options is also great…read more However, if you are a gluten free vegan, skip the vegan cheese. Just do toppings. I ordered a gf vegan pizza from the menu. The regular base price was I think around $22. When the bill came, I was FLOORED. I expected up charges, but it memory serves, it was $37 for my small little gf pizza. I was so disappointed. In no world would I pay (including tip) $45 for a tiny pizza. I enjoyed it, but wouldn't probably eat there again. Plenty of other more reasonable options for a gf plant based eater.

Super-friendly & knowledgeable staff, great beers, and really good Happy Hour options! My wife and…read moreI came in on a Friday afternoon, we loved the beers so much that we grabbed 3 6-packs on the way out. Happy hours included half price pints and some really good bar snacks... I would recommend the sampler that came with onion rings, cheese fries, chicken bites (get the dry rub!), and egg roll boudin. This place is so secure in the quality of the beer that they offer that our bartender actually recommended that we go to another place to compare: Moody Brews a couple of miles south. We decided to stay for a while and sample the beers at this place instead, playing rummy and watching a bowl game on TV. A perfect spot for all of that!!

I was excited to check this brewery out when I was visiting Little Rock. My family and I sat down…read moreat a table. The server took our drink order. He brought our drinks. We were also going to order food. However, after 10-15 minutes of not getting our order taken, we lost all hope. I went up to the bar & paid for my beer. I told the bartender that our sever was basically MIA during our entire time there. Not sure what the deal was with the server. The brewery certainly wasn't busy at the time. Maybe he didn't like kids. Who knows.

My friend and I were visiting Hot Springs. I'll age for our annual girls trip. Too tired to go fat…read morefor dinner, we found this gem within the village. It definitely did not disappoint. First of all the staff is friendly. We were welcomed in, as we were regulars. When they say they are neighborhood bar and grill, they mean it. They treated everyone as if they were neighbors. As for the food. It was pretty good. The chicken skewers were really good, and the adult beverages were really good too. If you want to feel welcomed and eat some great food, give this place a chance.

What a gem! We were looking for a nearby pub or bar to have a drink before going home and there…read morewasn't much to choose from in the Village. We opted for the beehive and at first, we were a little concerned about the location and exterior look of the place. I'm so glad we went in. The Beehive gave us our best time in the Village! First off, our bartender, Zachary, was friendly and jovial and poured a good drink. Memory, our server, was also sweet and gave some recommendations for food. It was taco Tuesday, so really, we were limited to six taco varieties and some quesadillas. We opted to try all six tacos, expecting them to be street taco sized, especially since they were only $1.75-$2.25 each. They were large and each one was really good. The pork belly and the shrimp were the faves. The only criticism would be to use homemade tortillas and/or cook them longer to get a little char on them. We were sitting pretty full when someone mentioned how good the carrot cake is, so of course, we had to try it. It did not disappoint! The absolute best part of the whole experience was all the village regulars! We met so many interesting characters, many of whom were former Texans who'd retired here. I wish we had found this place sooner! It is a real hidden gem in the village. Thanks, George, for the hospitality, good food, and great conversation.

The food and drinks here are always great! Really enjoy sitting upstairs at the Whiskey bar -…read morehaving a drink and ordering food right here...

We were visiting from Southern California and decided to try 501 Prime. We enjoyed it so much that…read morewe had dinner 2 of the 3 nights we were in town. Must have: the Boursin filet. They managed to make this filet so juicy that we wonders if it had been broiled instead of grilled. Either way, it was great. Also had truffle fries and the grilled oysters. The fries were perfectly crispy on the outside and just a tad soft on the inside. The way you want them. And the oysters were incredibly flavorful. We splurged with the caviar service the second night. Excellent decision. I hope those who live in the Hot Springs area appreciate what a great restaurant they have. For a town of 37k people, this is a true 5 star restaurant. Also, the wait staff were attentive and friendly. What more can you ask for?

We stopped in after a long walk and visiting the art museum. This is a good neighborhood brewery…read more The bartender was very friendly and attentive, and there was plenty of seating and a relaxed pace. Several regular customers came and went while we were there. The beer selection was IPA-centric plus a couple high alcohol content options and some very basic beers. The Imperial Octoberfest seemed a little flat. We ordered some Alaskan Dumplings from the food truck and they were excellent.

Awesome local treasure tucked away in MacArthur Park near downtown. It's not the most well-known…read morebrewery in Little Rock, but it's low-key vibe and gritty spirit have made it a neighborhood favorite. Come sit at the bar and you are guaranteed to have a good conversation with one of the bartenders, or sit on the patio and eat from one of the food trucks they have parked outside.

Not sure what is going on with this place. Seems it's a bbq jt over a brewery now. We'd picked up…read moreat 6 pack of their strawberry beer at a local liquor store and saw it was the oldest brewery in AR so had to hit it up. The location is cool. But the sign on the outside now is just weird. We sat at a table, March Madness was blasting too loud. Server took a while to get round to us, they didn't even have the strawberry beer on the menu. We ordered Happy Hour food, but never got it, server never rang it in and totally forgot about it. She mentioned Happy Hour items were half portions which didn't make sense - I'm suppose to be getting a deal. No half pours either. Wouldn't come back unfortunately unless changes are made.

The last time we were here there is definitely room for improvement. The beer was good but the…read moreservice and food were terrible. The ambiance changed and we have not been back. This used to be our go to place when in NLR. I will look at upcoming reviews and see if there are any positive ones popping up.