A great out of the way place! Great homemade food, try the spring rolls! They went out of their way…read moreto make us feel like family, welcoming this Yankee family so we could watch an out of town hockey game. I mean need I say more? Hockey in the mid South?? and no it wasn't the Preds, it was the BlackHawks vs. the Wings (the only good Wing is an eaten wing)..We had had a horrid lunch experience so were rather disheartened. But that all changed when we walked and they recommended apps. The food was wonderful , the beer cold. Wonderful place, I miss it already!!!

Stopped in for brunch during a motorcycle trip. Had the Bistro Breakfast Special, which was…read moreoutstanding. Definitely recommend for the atmosphere and comfort food. True southern culture.

Local Bar with Massive Rib-eyes…read more Mcadoo's is an experience, and one you should explore if you are in the Blytheville area. I have, over the years, wanted to go and check the place out, but a combination of not being able to find it and not having enough time has always kept me from a visit. During my last visit to Blytheville, a business colleague and I decided to check this infamous establishment out and have a business dinner, beers, and rib-eyes. Mcadoo's is located in central Blytheville, across from the fire station, and it is in a simple metal shack, which can make it hard to find. There are no signs on the building, just the name written on the entrance door. Inside, you find a fully functioning bar with pool tables and plenty of tables to sit at. Mcadoo's has an old-school vibe as the inside is lit up by old-school red lights. Like bars of old, you can smoke inside; keep this in mind if you are a non-smoker or have allergies to smoke. Mcadoo's has a fully stocked bar, but it's mostly known for its rib-eye steaks. Our server came to our table and informed us that they had no apps and that our only options were rib-eye with salad, baked potato, and toast, or rib-eye with toast, as nothing else was available on the menu. The rib-eyes took about twenty minutes to arrive, and they were massive and cooked to perfection. The salad and the baked potato were fresh and okay, but the focus was on the steak. The steaks were juicy and tender, and they were also very affordable. The allure of Mcadoo's is the experience, the full bar and the affordable rib-eyes. It is also a favourite place for locals to hang out. Overall, a good experience and a great rib-eye dinner.

Three sisters read the Yelp reviews and received wonderful hospitality and great food here. We…read morerecommend the steak salad and the bologna sandwich. Each was delicious. Miss Barbara is a most delightful hostess and owner. Looking for local color? This is the place. The entrance does not face the road so you will have to look for the building that looks like a body shop, but the spacious interior has a big bar and plenty of seating with several pool tables. Clearly this is a neighborhood hangout.

Food-FABULOUS!! Service-FABULOUS!!…read moreDecor-FABULOUS!! Sarah & her crew are hitting it out of the park! Please support local!

Here in town for graduation and stopped in for breakfast. The location is great. Lots of street…read moreparking. Inside is really comfortable. *Disclaimer* I live in Dallas....these prices points were great! $20 for a bottle of mimosas. Husband ordered the smoked salmon scrambler and said it was great! I got the recovery plate. Eggs were perfectly scrambled. Bacon was crispy but not too much so and was a nice thick cut. I was really impressed by the hash brown casserole. Awesome flavors in there. I also got a side of oatmeal, thinking it was going to be a little cup, and it was a nice bowl. Brought over half of it back to eat later. Coffees: we orders the lavender love and cafe Leo. We leave tomorrow but I'll go back for that cafe Leo. 100%. All this was great, but what sealed the deal was Michelle. Barista? Check. Bartender? Check. Server? Check. Food runner? Check. Cashier? Check. Friendly as hell? Double check! You can tell there are lots of regulars that come in, she knows their names and what they usually order. And finally, much to our surprise, they have Diplomático Rum. So, obs they know what's the deal. You need a breakfast/brunch/lunch place in Jonesboro, this is the one!

Wonderful food to eat in or pick up and take home. Love to pick up and take home and makes several…read moremeals for one person.

Food just ok. Service nice. Price way too expensive for a salad or sandwich. I knew it was to high…read more, but wanted to try it thinking it was special, but it is not.

Little spot but it filled up as we ate. Great burgers and seasoned fries!! I'd come here again!!read more

The service was phenomenal. Very attentive. It was also nice ambiance with a view of the golf…read morecourse. The food was okay. Nothing spectacular but good. Very clean.

A friend and I recently ate lunch here together. It's a great soul food restaurant, located in the…read moretype of neighborhood that I'm only comfortable frequenting during the daylight hours. On this day of the week (Wednesday), the restaurant featured their fried chicken. A local resident had strongly and repeatedly recommended Mae's food. My friend and I both ordered the fried chicken. I'm sure glad that I did! It was perfectly breaded, seasoned, and cooked. We were given our choice of cut, and we both chose chicken breasts. It was nicely-sized and fresh. I would definitely recommend it, and I would order it again. For side items, the collard greens, sweet potatoes, and blackeye(d) peas were all delicious and properly prepared. I ate every last bit, especially since the portion sizes were a bit too small. I would suppose that tiny portions dramatically reduce food waste. The square of cornbread was quite welcomed. I had also heard that Mae's cooks up some delicious pork chops (on Thursdays) and meatloaf (some Fridays). I look forward to trying those as well. The building doesn't have central air conditioning, but rather a series of window units. During the height of summer, it can get uncomfortably hot inside the restaurant, so they do a lot of take out business. If you want to eat inside, be sure to pick a cool/cloudy day. Also, the parking situation is a bit chaotic, with no designated spaces marked out. It's kind of a free-for-all. The safest bet is to backup into an open spot, just for better visibility when you leave. I made the mistake of parking head-in. It took me forever to back out. The street that runs in front of the restaurant is full of fast and careless drivers. Be sure to take some cash with you, because this place doesn't accept any credit or debit cards.

Thank you for your OUTSTANDING service, Your food was GREAT and your kindness was about standards!…read moreGreat Food And Great Service. Dr. John Williams Come On In, Inc.

Found this spot on Yelp and decided to give it a go. Heads up: on Saturdays (closed on Sundays)…read morethey serve brunch, which worked out perfectly for us. Hubby ordered the "loaded breakfast" -- basically a glorious pile of hashbrowns smothered in sausage gravy and topped with cheese. He prefers his sausage gravy meaty, and this one did not disappoint. I went for the quiche of the day, which was perfectly fine, but let's talk about the real star of the show... the housemade rolls. Warm, fluffy, and served with soft, spreadable butter. I could have skipped the rest of the meal and just had a basket of those. Total carb heaven. Sadly I did not have room for pie and am kicking myself for not just getting pie FOR brunch! Friendly service, satisfying portions, and bonus points for those rolls. Definitely worth a brunch stop.

Fantastic local restaurant with good service, history, and great food. A coworker and I had the…read morepleasure of visiting here.

Excellent service. Food is consistently great. Coffee is…read moreamazing and so reasonable. Entire staff is well trained. Best place in area. Owner Decorates. Great pies

Carol's Lakeview Restaurant is exactly what your stomach is dreaming of when you're vacationing in…read moreCherokee Village--or when you live here and want an excuse not to cook. Whether you're craving breakfast, lunch, dinner, or just need a slice of pie to feel alive again, this is the spot. The service? Warm, kind, and sharper than your mother-in-law's side-eye. The restaurant itself is cute as a button--think old-timey charm with a splash of hand-painted murals on the windows for that perfect "I'm on vacation" vibe. We'll 100% be back every single time we're in town visiting the in-laws. Yum doesn't even begin to cover it!