Coffee isn't really my jam but this place was really cool. My wife, whose jam is coffee, doesn't…read moredo reviews so I do them. She found her oatmeal with chia to be top-notch. Her iced coffee was delicious. We really liked this place.

This little cafe is the cutest. Their pastries go fast as I visited around 0900 and most were…read moregone. I ordered the latte and it tasted perfect. The lady at the register was super nice and offered suggestions as I wasn't sure what to order. There's plenty of tables and the windows brings in plenty of light. I could see myself working remotely here as there were plenty of others doing just that. I enjoyed the mochi donut that was delicious.

Man !! I wish this was a chain coffee shop. We were visiting Arkansas for 3 weeks and we discovered…read morethis place and David's Burger place. Man, both now have a special place in my heart ! Okay okay the coffee, this place has the best coffee bean flavor. It's not bitter, like some other S place. I'm very sad we don't live near here so I could have it everyday.

It's gourmet all day! Travis hooked me up with an Ancient Aztec Mocha (Velvet Hammer house roast)…read morethat was perfectly balanced between sweet delicate chocolate flavors and spicy heat hitting tip of the tongue and resonating throughout the drink. One of the best I've had in my travels. Fun tip - you can choose your blend sourced from one of many Latin American or African origins, tasting options available!

Whatever you think, from the outside, that "Rose Garden Market & Co." might be, walk inside and…read moreyou'll likely find you were right. Somehow, despite the name - which reveals little to nothing - the place had exactly what I expected: coffee drinks, craft beer on tap, some food, a lot of vintage/used clothing for sale, music, art, and a place to enjoy it all. I sat at the bar/counter after poking through the clothes, drank a bit, snacked some, chatted, and learned that, come evening, the space is also home to live music. Rose Garden Market & Co. is covering a lot of ground. It's funky, unique, filled with a lot to look at and, with the exception of a beer priced - surprisingly - above $8 was a well-priced, quirky neighborhood spot that I enjoyed hanging at. The place is the opposite of homogenous or IG-friendly. Rather, it's a reflection of the owner who I imagine to be both an artist, an aficionado of vintage duds, and a fan of live music. Rose Garden Market & Co. is the antithesis of Starbucks and that's a very good thing.

Came here with 3 of my buddies, and I will say This place is the best!…read more Everything about it is great, one thing sticks out. The service! I had Maxie and montiana (i think that is how you spell it ..) and they were both super helpful and fun and engaging and that is exactly what I needed. The highlight of my time in Little Rock!! Long story short . They helped me find my lost AirPods!

Excellent atmosphere with terrific espresso drinks and goodies. My service here has always been…read morespot-on! Friendly friendly friendly.

Excellent coffee and great baristas! The white kraken is my…read morefavorite with a energizer shot!

Such a comfy cozy spot…read more The coffee is so so good. Lots of milk and flavor options. The iced coffee is made with coffee ice. The counter workers were very kind.

I've grown up with River City coffee being THE coffee spot for my family. I remember the original…read morelocation a little further down Kavanaugh and from what I remember they really only did regular hot coffee, but LOTS of bean sales. That location also sold teas and I spent hours smelling different tea blends. Now, this wonderful little coffee shop tucked into the old post office still sells coffee beans and classic coffee, but seems to have less of a bean sales area. Comfy, cozy, eclectic, and a staple of the Hillcrest area, River City Coffee continues to be a wonderful spot to grab coffee locally. The baristas were friendly and quick with our orders, and a refill for a simple hot coffee was also very quick. My latte was fresh (definitely not a place I had to worry about a dead shot of espresso!) and delicious. Mom's mocha was delightful, and she enjoyed the warm ceramic mug almost as much as the coffee inside- there's just something about being able to wrap your hands around a mug on a cold morning! Can't wait to come back the next time I'm in town

Stopped by 7 Brew Coffee and had an awesome experience. We had no clue what we wanted, just knew we…read morewere in the mood for something frozen, and the team member made it so easy. They were incredibly kind, knowledgeable, and took the time to walk us through the menu and suggest some custom combinations that ended up being exactly what we were looking for. Service was super quick, and the location is great and easy to get in and out of. Overall, just a really fun and smooth experience. Definitely coming back.

I really like the Maumelle 7 Brew! Enjoy cold or hot. Summers about to be her/just in time.read more

The Root Cafe is a fun and unique spot to grab a delicious meal! I came here twice during my visit…read moreto Little Rock and had a great meal both times. They serve breakfast, lunch, and dinner with a menu that features a fresh and healthier take on classic southern food. I really enjoyed the spicy tofu bowl with grits and collared greens, their homemade cornbread, and strawberry shortcake for dessert! I also liked their arancini which was on the specials menu. Their classic lemonade was delicious, and the perfect complement to my meal. I'd highly recommend The Root Cafe for a memorable meal!

We came here on a Sunday morning after church. There wasn't a line so we were able to order…read moreimmediately. You order at the counter before heading to your table. The Sausage, Egg, & Cheese Biscuit was really good. The biscuit held together really well too but the crumbly bits that fell off were perfect little bites. You can taste the fresh gamey-ness of the sausage. The potato's were chopped perfectly, cooked perfectly, and seasoned very well. The bacon is also delicious. The only thing that bothered me about the restaurant were the floors and the edges of the floor that met the walls of the restaurant. It just looked really dirty.

oh my god this place is so cute and the food is so good. i love all of the employees they are all…read moreso nice and such a vibe. i will definitely be coming back

At the risk of embarrassing my grown son I felt compelled to ask the personable man behind the…read moreregister here, "Is weed legal in Arkansas?" It's not, I learned, but studying the menu at City Silo you'd not be wrong to consider that, perhaps, there might be some buried in your food or green drink. The names given to menu items here are all playful riffs on the names given to THC and CBD products elsewhere in the country. Aside from the monikers, the menu here is a fever-dream of wonderfully healthful-sounding offerings and the physical space in which to enjoy it all is seriously perfection. It's immaculate and well-designed and just a charming place in which to spend an hour or two. Between two of us, a "Green Light Go" drink ($10.50 for a small), a "Super Classy" acai bowl ($13), and a "Kind Veggie Burrito" ($11) were consumed and we left feeling that this place practiced what they preached: clean eating, that makes you feel good about what you've consumed but also that you enjoyed consuming. My acai bowl was packed with so much good stuff (greek yogurt, almond butter, bananas, blueberries, strawberries, cashews, roasted pepitas, hemp seeds, cacao nibs, bee pollen, granola, and honey) that I wasn't even certain where the acai was. With an additional two outposts in Tennessee I can happily say that City Silo + Pantry would fit in perfectly in Northern California, perhaps in my neighborhood, where I'd be quite pleased to welcome them.