The modern, rustic atmosphere of Cypress Social makes it a great space to celebrate. Service was…read morequick, our server was friendly and respectful, and the food was delicious. The Brown Sugartini was sweet, with a delicious, subtle molasses flavor. The alcohol was nicely balanced. The Smoked Chicken was delicious; it was smoky and tender, with a hint of spice. The mashed potatoes wre buttery and smoothly, and the asparagus was cooked nicely. It was a lovely meal!

Delicious cocktails! I got the cornbread and the gumbo…read more The cornbread was out of this world. Truly excellent. It was a sweet cornbread but not too sweet, the side of sun-dried tomato butter elevated it to something more special than regular cornbread. The gumbo was, frankly, not good at all. It was watery and lacked any discernible flavor, along with the rice being undercooked and still a bit crunchy. This was very disappointing as all the other dishes ordered by my friends were tasty. Our server was excellent and attentive despite us being a large party.

Great smells coming from this food truck! I've had the mashed potatoes and chickens about a dozen…read moretimes and it's always consistently good.

From the owner: Gourmet southern and Cajun Food such as gumbo, alligator love bites, chicken fingers, catfish…read moretacos, BBQ chicken sliders, shrimp & Grits and bread pudding. We'd love to set up at your next event!

They couldn't have been nicer. It's a great spot to grab a bite on the road! I had a biscuit with…read moresausage gravy. Service is fast, courteous, and their prices were like from before the pandemic! A better choice than the piddlin' fast food offerings that Little Rock has. Please give them a try. I ate all my food and forgot to take a picture. Sorry!!!

We've tried Bobby's a few times. It has a great breakfast and lunch. This is slowly becoming a…read morefamily favorite for us. It's not a big place and almost has the vibe of being a dive but food is great. They are famous for their Bobby burger which is huge. We haven't tried it but our first time there the table next to us had ordered 4 or 5 of them. Monstrous!! Our go around on this trip was breakfast so we ventured to the biscuits and gravy with eggs and sausage Pattie's and hashbrowns. On top of the deliciously cooked food we've always had great service and a very comfortable setting.

We have been going to Grandpa's for about 5 years (when I moved to Little Rock). We go at least…read moreonce a week and when my friends visit from other states, we always take them to Grandpa's and no one had ever been disappointed. Most said they can't want to visit us again and eat at the good catfish place we took them to. Actually, we are going there tonight with friends!!!

First time in Arkansas means first time eating fried catfish so we dropped in at Grampa's to give…read moreit a go... The restaurant quickly filled up with locals after we arrived, giving us the impression that this place must be a local favorite! We started dinner off with the fried pickles and ended with the light catfish dinner, composing of three catfish filets, fries, and two hush puppies. The catfish had a great, crispy outside texture and the meat within was soft and flaky. I drizzled my filets with Louisiana hot sauce for a little more flavor. The fries were fairly standard, but the hush puppies were sweet, making them a nice little impromptu dessert. Grampa's has set the standard for me, so I can only hope that it satisfies fried catfish afficiniados!

I went there today for a team work lunch. The staff is really nice and took care of our table. I…read morehad the alligator po boy. Oh the side was cajun fries. The menu looked large great. I will definitely go there and try again. We sat on the side for private get togethers. I saw they had pool tables if you are into that.

Server was terrific. Food was great. Always a favorite however…read more With no time constraints listed on the Facebook post, we were happy to eat lunch at one of our favorite restaurants while watching the Razorbacks. When we inquired about the 10% off if we wore our Razorback shirts, we were told it had to be ordered while the game was going on and that we had to wait regardless of the game delay. After our food was ordered. After the rain delay. https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1EHVY1j4vY/?mibextid=wwXIfr Signed, Disappointed

Food was really good. We tried a variety of items: sausage platter, ribs, chicken platter, and pork…read moreplatter. Proteins were all very juicy, sides were fresh. We wanted to try the corn pudding, but they were out. Service wasn't good at all. No signage, had to ask if we could order or get a table. Ambiance was ok; bar vibe.

Update: service is still great and food is still amazing. Consistently good and we come back every…read moretime we are in town. Take all my money.

A great bagel shop should feel like a morning ritual done right--efficient, welcoming, and smoothly…read morerun. Unfortunately, this visit struggled on nearly every front. After placing our order, we waited roughly twenty minutes for our bagels while watching two parties who arrived after us receive their food first. Delays can happen, especially during busy breakfast hours, but what stood out most was the absence of any clear process. Staff members appeared to be jumping between tasks at random, reacting to whatever came up rather than following an organized system. Compounding the issue was a noticeable lack of leadership on the floor--no one directing traffic, prioritizing orders, or keeping the operation moving efficiently. The result was a chaotic service environment where customers were left waiting and wondering what was happening with their order. As for the food, the bagels themselves were perfectly adequate but ultimately unremarkable. In a market where great bagel shops thrive on both quality and efficiency, "fine" simply isn't enough to outweigh a frustrating service experience. With stronger operational structure and visible leadership during peak hours, this shop could likely improve the customer experience significantly. For now, however, the combination of disorganization and underwhelming food makes it difficult to justify a return visit.

I don't know how they do it. But we have been there like 20 times and they've never gotten our…read moreorder wrong (knock on wood). Don't go here if you do store bagels as it will absolutely ruin you for any other bagel and force you to travel 2-3 times a week like we do from Conway.

Newk's is where I gather once or twice a year with almost life-long friends to catch up when I'm in…read moretown. Staff is great from the cashier to the servers, food is delicious, and there is always plenty of seating, I love that there are two drink stations (usually no waiting). I totally understand why the salad is called Newk's favorite as it is my favorite - chicken, mixed greens, Bleu cheese, grapes, pecans, artichoke hearts, dried cranberries, and croutons with Sherry vinaigrette dressing. What more could you want? Newk's offers a variety of seat options and is great lunch spot! Come hungry!

A friend suggested Newk's as takeout for our lunch - wish I had said "No" - we ordered the…read moremargerita pizza which was like eating cardboard and a salad which had wilted lettuce. A "turkey-avocado sandwich (mostly bread, little avacado and wilted lettuce). I should have known better as I had tried this place some years back on the recommendation of a friend who likes their salads. My advice is if you want pizza is go to "Hideaway Pizza"; Pizza Hut pies are actually better than the dried out cardboard crust which Newks uses. The only thing worth eating was the "fruit cup" which they dump out of a commercial container. The one saving grace was the chocolate cake which had to come from a bakery - with the other food being so bad, there is no way they could do decent deserts unless they are premade. Obviously I will not be eating at a Newk's again - $45 wasted as most went in the trash.