Stopped in for a quick drink before going bowling and this place is huge! I was shocked how big…read morethis space is, but there's room for everyone! I appreciate the vibe of an easy hangout and we definitely felt low pressure while enjoying some drinks with the crew. Bartender gave recommendations and was able to start a tab/ merge tabs without an issue. We didn't get a chance to try any food but the menu had a little something for everyone. Food looked really good and I'm looking near for returning and trying everything on the menu. If you haven't had a chance to stop in and try this bar you should! They have the perfect set up for any get together!

This is a terrific place in DTLR for a beer on a pretty day, or to meet up with friends and have a…read moreterrific meal of German and Czech style delights comprising mostly sausage and potatoes. And in my book, that's a good time out. I came on a slow Sunday evening and had a liter or Pilsner and a meal of exotic sausages and perfect fries. The service was ok, pretty normal for a slow Sunday evening, but the bartender was helpful with my food selection and he didn't steer me wrong. Look forward to returning when I'm back in town on business.

This Five Star review is pretty much for Saniya exclusively!!!! After a long day on the road, we…read morestopped in for a bite. She was exactly what we needed!! Friendly with amazing energy!!! She took SUCH great care of us and we really left in SUCH a great mood!!!! Will not skip coming in again on our next trip!!!

Hostess was so rude. We said we had 12 people and she gave a big discouraging sign and said we had…read moreto wait for the shift change. Left, and she never came back. We left too. Sorry, you just lost a large food and drink order!

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.

Vivian at 11:30 on Saturday 2-19-22 was super sweet and helpful great service! Really appreciated itread more

What Can I say....Auntie Anne's in Cali to NYC to AR...AMAZING!…read more My all time favorite flavor: Almond - this is good with caramel sauce!

Lost Forty is in an industrial area. In fact, we couldn't find it at first as it blended in for a…read moremoment. It does have plenty of parking. The interior is welcoming with long wooden tables and benches. Our kids enjoyed playing some of the free games offered. Our server was very attentive and friendly. Additionally, Mike, who served our food (maybe a manager or owner?) was incredibly kind. We liked the 4 beers from our flight. But the food was the main reason I'd go back. The pimiento grilled cheese sandwich and burger were both so good! If I ever come through Little Rock again, I'd definitely pay another visit.

Stopped by Lost Forty brewing on a trip from Texas to North Carolina. When you arrive, there's…read moreplenty of parking in the front of the building. When you walk inside, it's a bit of a rustic brewery feel. We were seated by the host and we happened to be there on a day they were serving brunch. Unfortunately, our experience was impacted by a large family with several kids which were seated at the same communal table that wasn't big enough to hold the family, which made the experience feel more crowded and distracting than we would have preferred. I ordered the love honey bock which was a full bodied beer flavored with Arkansas honey and was very good. As for the food, I ordered the brisket hash which was extremely dry and had to drown the brisket in salsa to finish it. If I'm in the area I would stop in for beer but would probably pass on brunch.

Really disappointed at the lack of customer service I received while patronizing Auntie Anne store…read more My Pretzel dogs were clearly overcooked, and I shared my dislike with the cashier. He stated they're not overcooked without a care in the world. I took my food and left. I did not wish to cause a scene. Training is definitely needed

Josh and the manager was very helpful and provided great service! I had really great great great…read moreservice

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.