This was a quick, fun stop. We swung by on a road trip and I called a couple of days before because…read morethere's supposed to be an attached museum which I couldn't find current info for (is it open during covid? What are the hours? Is there a charge, etc). I never received a call back and when we got there , there wasn't any good signage. There was a box office (which I forgot to take a photo of), but there was no one there and no info posted. We took a couple of photos of the hilarious name and cute building and kept going. It isn't far off the highway, so if you're in the area I'd say it's worth a stop. The town it's in is cute, too.

My family and I liked this place. We went in for lunch and each had different meals: Grilled shrimp…read moresalad, grilled chicken plate, fried shrimp basket and a kids burger and fries. Everyone ate all their food. French fries and fried foods were crispy and cooked just right. The grilled chicken and shrimp were cooked perfectly and the rice was delicious. The only thing I would have done differently was to have had the salad tossed with the dressing ahead of serving- the dressing was very tasty but the lettuce and veggies needed to mesh together better and I think this would have helped. Food is better than expected. Very casual atmosphere in a historic business in a very clean and comfortable Downtown. I would recommend!

Rude staff and increased prices, coupled with smaller portions and decreased food quality, has…read morecaused this place to decline. The rudest members of the staff are the ones that have been there the longest. Update a year later: Easily the worst restaurant I've ever been to in Arkadelphia. If I had been here of my own accord, I would have left long before the food arrived. There was a 20% "large group" fee added on, which was more than this slimy place deserved. The food, literally, took over an hour and a half to arrive, the portions for food and drinks were even smaller and more expensive than they were a year ago, the bathroom was out of paper towels and the only bathroom light was completely out! I had to use my phone light. I would go anywhere else but here. A good alternative, with a similar vibe, is Slim & Shorty's.

Free tour. Knowledgable guide. We were disappointed that none of the items in the house are…read moreoriginals (except the floor and the photos). FYI, the actual home is separate from the visitor center home off the street (which we totally thought was the actual home. Oops!). We were confused when we first got there. They go on tours every 20 minutes or so, so be sure to ask when the next one is! Worth the stop of you're a Clinton and/or history buff!