Located right next door to a Pizza Hut, this PJ's Coffee (of New Orleans) is where you can depend…read moreupon finding expertly-crafted caffeinated beverages, even within the small-town of Stuttgart, Arkansas.

Coffee was good, there wasn't much food selection. I read online that they sold beignets, and they…read moredidn't.

There's a reason why this is the number one restaurant in Dewitt, Arkansas on Yelp. I was just…read moredriving through the state and was so lucky to stop in this place for lunch after finding it on Yelp. Everything I had was excellent. I would almost drive back through the middle of nowhere again to eat here. I got the 420 chicken club and dill potato chips. I had their bottle of apple juice, Mexican sprite, and homemade sweet tea and then tried their unsweetened tea. I got a cupcake and some cookies to go.

Cute little place with decent coffee. Totally surprised to find such a cute place in the middle of…read morenowhere! They allowed me to sit and work for a few hours to escape the heat and even allowed my service dog inside. All the food is local and everyone was crazy nice!

Wasn't open on a Saturday at noon even though their posted hours are open until 2:30.read more

The lady who assisted us was very nice. However, when I mentioned wanting a latte she asked if I…read morewanted espresso. The drink I received tasted like an iced vanilla coffee rather than an iced vanilla latte. It was just okay.

A can't miss local jewel on the I-40 and US 70 corridor in eastern Arkansas. Talk about down home…read morewelcoming vibe--everything is positive, from relaxed but totally clean setting to the table talk. Clearly a local place but open to everyone. Food is prepared fresh, it's tasty and filling. Indeed among the best patty melts I have had anywhere in the nation. Fresh hand-made patties--cooked just right with a perfect amount of grilled onions. Homemade desserts too--the heath bar sheet cake was outstanding. You serve your own drinks--solid iced tea. My only complaint--they were out of tater tots and the crinkle fries were not consistently crisp. Lots of parking, for whatever you are driving.

We love it when our drive back and forth to Nashville is timed right to allow us to grab a meal at…read morethis lovely family-owned and run diner. The service is great, food is hot and yummy, and the people are full of smiles and joy. Thank you for always being a bright stop on our travels.

I received very efficient and polite service at this McDonald's. The dual drive through lanes had…read moreabout seven or so cars, yet the service was impressively quick. I was back on my road trip in a jiffy.

TERRIBLE CUSTOMER SERVICE Worse McDonalds I have ever been…read moreto as far as customer service. The employee that takes the money simply said total then took money, handed change back never said thank you or pull up to the next window, nothing just shut the window. Employee handing out the order wasn't much better. Didn't say anything until I said "Thank you".

Great coffee, even have keurig pods, just call ahead and they'll call you when you can pick up…read more Easy and courteous.

By any stretch of a connoisseurs imagination, this most ambrosiac fresh roasted gourmet coffee is…read moreby far the best in the South. One would be forgiven for dismissing this hidden gem of cultured refinement, stuck oddly and awkwardly amongst the pastured rolling foothills of the Ozark Mountains with no shortage of slovenly languid bovines, staring dismissively whilst sanguinely ruminating the day away. After all, who on Earth would expect to find a world class roaster, and I do mean "World Class", their Roast Master is a prodigally gifted roaster and everyone is astonishingly well versed in the language of coffee bean, stashed away in a sleepy little place where there's more cows than people? A back story originating in Seattle Washington at the dawn of the gourmet coffee frenzy with connections to a start up company that would go on to become the juggernaut of caffeine, Starbucks. You can ask for the full story in person, as to how such refined and exquisite coffee roasting somehow ended up amongst the cows and rural stretches of lonely highway. A story as rich and unique as the immaculate java they provide. Don't blink or you'll miss it though, the roastery is small, the town smaller but one shouldn't succumb to naivety or pretension, as I first did, about the impact several knowledgeable and determined people can have when they get together to source, buy, import, roast, brew and love coffee. The result is one of the BEST KEPT COFFEE SECRETS IN THE SOUTH.

Great place for serious coffee and food...really a surprise in the wilds of southern Arkansas in a…read moretown without a bookstore

Great little coffee shop. Wonderful atmosphere and very friendly staff. Coffee is great and the…read moremuffins are delicious

Super friendly staff! Fair pricing. I am currently on keto. The barista did her best to help me…read morefind something keto. So I ordered an iced medium caramel macchiato without the caramel sauce and she used sugar free syrups for the vanilla and caramel flavor. After looking up the nutrition information, I discovered my drink was not so low carb. Also because it was sugar free it didn't taste amazing. But before I was on keto, and trying their regular stuff..it's heavenly.

Just drove all the way to lonoke for a cup of coffee on Saturday at 10am after checking Oak&Ivy…read morehours online. Have it listed that they were open from 6:30-12:30pm. I love supporting small local businesses & of course they weren't open. I even called their number & it rang twice then was declined.These type of businesses are the problem. They don't open if they don't feel like it & don't let anybody know. Just go get a coffee at "the cozy nook" in lonoke. They are amazing.

This place is no longer open. We showed up and found a for lease sign. The town did not have much…read moreof a coffee selection

On the return leg of our girls trip. Super friendly,…read morewelcoming coffee stop. Just off I-40. Totally worth the stop.