This place is such a unique little slice of rural Arkansas charm. It's tucked inside an old grocery…read morestore that now functions as part convenience store, part restaurant, and even part gas station with above-ground fuel tanks offering both regular and diesel. Need breakfast, snacks, gas, or fuel for your mower or camper? Apparently this is your stop. We visited while in town from Florida seeing family, and two locals in our group specifically recommended it. Even they commented that service was unusually slow that morning and apologized on behalf of the restaurant because apparently this wasn't the norm. It took about 10 minutes for someone to greet us and take drink orders, and probably another 30 minutes for food to arrive. Thankfully, the staff was very friendly throughout the experience. The food itself was delicious. The pancakes were massive -- literally the size of an adult's head -- fluffy, sweet, buttery, and almost tasted lightly fried around the edges in the best possible way with that little bit of crisp texture. Eggs were cooked perfectly, and I appreciated that the bacon was clearly made to each person's preference since some in our group ordered extra crispy while others preferred traditional-style bacon. Not a fancy place by any means, but definitely one of those local spots that feels woven into the community.

Fabulous food! Came here and had the best BLT and onion rings, friend had the fish plate which was…read morealso really yummy! Definitely what I needed after digging in the dirt all morning. Service was friendly and I was very happy with everything!

While visiting family in Arkansas from Florida, we stopped into Hawkins Variety Store and…read morehonestly...this place was just FUN. My absolute favorite thing in the store was the selection of hats -- especially the hilarious animal hats with ears that pop up and down when you squeeze the dangling paws. They were adorable little girls hats. I was thankful for my great-nephews because if I had great-nieces, we would have spent way more money in this store than intended LOL. Beyond the hats, they had a little bit of everything: old-school candy, toys, snacks, sandwiches, souvenirs, and Blue Bell Ice Cream. It definitely has that classic small-town variety store feel that's becoming harder and harder to find. One of our Arkansas family members treated us to ice cream, and mine was delicious. I went with strawberry in a waffle cone while my daughter chose cherry vanilla. One thing I found both funny and interesting -- all the cone options were the same price. The larger waffle cone cost the same as the smaller sugar cone, which means...obviously go big if you can because you can fit way more ice cream in it for the same cost. Cute little stop with personality, nostalgia, and some genuinely unique finds.

this is a cute little store. the cbd gummies they had were pretty expensive but the pear ones are…read moredelicious. staff was friendly

We just stopped back in today at the new location and loved it…read more You don't have to fight with any parking issues at all now, they have plenty of parking available now. It seems like that they have a lot more dining space too. I don't know if we really ever been charged extra for any condiments, I know that when we asked for extra butter or something like that we have received plenty of it. When I had a food choice dilemma, the server usually would give me both if it was a small order of something at no extra cost. They always go the extra mile to satisfy us. Today we even paid for an elderly couple's bill, and slid out the door without them knowing about their bill being take care of by us. Hopefully it made their day. We can't afford to do that often, but if we see a Veteran or an elderly couple, just our way of thanking them without them knowing who did it. But we love the new location and as always tip the staff well when they do good.

Wow, what a wonderful place! The atmosphere was so warm and friendly. The food was fantastic. We…read moreate here both days for breakfast because the service was so good. It's Mother's Day and people are piling in with their families. Everyone has been taken well care of. The food is fantastic. You can't go wrong at this place. I'm so glad we found it. Vanessa and Jane were my servers for the weekend and they did an excellent job. I felt like family

Can't go wrong with anything on the menu. I like the ribs and okra…read more Fried pies slap. Staff is very friendly.

Great food!! Staff was friendly and efficient. Definitely will eat here again when I am back in…read moretown.

A hometown coffee shop was the perfect ending to our diamond adventure. It's a multipurpose stop…read morewhere you can grab an iced coffee, browse the flea market, and even pick up breakfast or a sandwich to go. Service was very friendly and got us everything we needed quickly.

While visiting family in Arkansas from Florida, our group of ladies stopped in looking for a cozy…read moreplace to sit, sip coffee, and catch up for a bit. This definitely checked the box for atmosphere. The space is cute and welcoming with a mix of tables for working, couches for relaxing, and little boutique-style shopping areas along the walls with clothing, gifts, jewelry, books, and more. It was quiet during our visit aside from one family with small children, which made it a nice spot to sit and chat. I ordered an iced caramel latte, my daughter got a soda (served in the can with a cup of ice), and pricing felt comparable to Starbucks or Dunkin -- which I don't mind at all when supporting a local business. Unfortunately, the biggest downside was noticing flies inside the covered container with the beignets/donut holes. I understand bugs happen, especially in smaller towns and warmer weather, but it immediately turned us off from ordering any snacks or food items. The latte itself was just OK, nothing especially memorable. That said, I would still come back if I needed a comfortable place to sit and work, read, or visit with friends. The atmosphere was honestly the highlight for me.

What can you say about this historic establishment that has not been said before…read more Love the atmosphere! Old school diner feel with amazing servers. It truly shows why this establishment has survived the better part of a century. Sausage (local) was good and hearty! Paired it with two perfectly cooked over easy eggs. The buttermilk pancake was perfection. Light and fluffy, soaked the butter and syrup up quite nicely! Definitely check out this breakfast spot if you are in town. I know I will be back!

I had mixed feelings about The Pancake House. We waited about an hour to be seated, which…read moreimmediately set the tone--and honestly, it wasn't worth that long of a wait. The food itself was a bit of a split decision. The ham steak was excellent--hands down the best I've ever had. The pancakes were good (and MASSIVE) although I ordered banana pancakes which were basically plain pancakes with ONE slice of banana on the top...pretty disappointing in that regard but they still tasted good. The bacon was really good. However, I was surprised and disappointed that they don't serve hash browns or any kind of potatoes at all, which feels like a big miss for a breakfast spot. The restaurant is extremely crowded, and the atmosphere just isn't my style. It's very diner‑ish, which some people may enjoy, but it's not for me. That said, our waitress was genuinely kind and very helpful, which was a pleasant change. Years ago, I had a bad experience here where we felt rushed out the door, and it left such a bad impression that I swore I'd never return. Service this time was much better, and I do give credit where it's due. Overall, while there were some standout items on the menu, the long wait, crowded space, and limited sides mean I wouldn't go out of my way to come back. Definitely not worth an hour wait in my opinion.

Passed up Cracker Barrel to try this gem on the way to Houston. Do the same to support a worthy…read morelocal business. Had a wonderful shared meal with the hubby that included eggs, sausage, toast, hashbrowns and oatmeal for only $20 dollars. Met the community as they came in, relaxed and informal on a Sunday, diverse and all ages. Took a photo on the Texas and Arkansas border a few blocks away. Reminded me of having breakfast with my dad, now in his 80s, when I was a youth.

Food was good old fashioned southern breakfast food and service was great. The place was busy but…read morenot overly crowded and tables were kept clean.

I've been coming here ever since the 90s and it's still a staple every time I come home to visit…read more I've never had a bad breakfast here and the folks are as nice as can be.

I have always enjoyed the food and service at Skyline Cafe! This is a restaurant with no frills…read moreother than amazing food and great service!

We were on a family vacation from North Dakota Louisiana. It was just before 5 AM and we so…read moreexhausted and we pull up next to this donut. I saw the donut shop would be open in a few moments, so we waited. Oh my, the donuts were light and airy, it had the best flavor. The kolaches were amazing as well. They have regular and jalapeño. I suggest jalapeño but both were legit. The service was quick and kind. We will definitely be stopping by again when we road trip next summer.

Heavenly donuts and Kolaches. Stopped here on the way through town and so glad we did. They warm…read morethe tasty Kolaches before serving to the perfect temp. The donuts are light and airy and oh so good. The perfect sweetness! Can't wait to make my way back here.