Great experience great food. We loved it and were in and out in about 30-45 mins. I suggest adding…read morehashbrowns to the omelette and you got yourself breakfast and lunch!

There is a segment in the restaurant community that does well by making the simple things you can…read moremake at home. There is not only nothing wrong with that, it is sometimes exactly what you need. Exotic flavor combinations and ingredients that aren't in your regular shopping cart is not what you want. A simple sandwich, BLT for her, Club for me, with crinkle cut fries gets the job done sometimes. It satisfies that 5th grader that lurks inside of all of us no matter how old we are. I also think the older we get, the more satisfied we are with safe, neutral flavors. A pinch of salt, the indication of a whisper of pepper, a patina of mayo. We were in town for my wife to visit a quilting cornerstone spot for her. We are retired now, and closer than we had been over in MD, so we hopped in the car and made a 3 day odessy, good time had by all. Our visit got off to a little of a rough start, [at the time an unexplained delay after tea delivery - the other staff could have taken the initiative of coming to take our order, but I don't know the internal dynamics here] however the young lady bounced back well, and there are no complaints on actual service or the food. I suspect it is quite popular with the locals, I see a lot of lofty praise in the reviews, and our hotel clerk recommended we try it.

My husband and I love to get breakfast every Saturday. The food is the best around. The staff is…read morealways friendly. We are so glad C4 is here!!!

Delicious food and great service. Cool unique ambiance! Had the smash burger with jalapeños and…read morefriend onions and it was delicious. Highly recommend. The choc milkshake was also stuffed French toast was also another must order

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.

Food is usually good and it is a place where you can get some plate lunch meals. Been in business…read moresince 1940s

Love their biscuits and gravy, omelet and lunch specials and all prices are very doable for any…read morebudget

A really neat little eclectic restaurant. The food is farm to table. It was very good. The…read moreemployees were very friendly.

Wow! Wow!!! Hidden gem!! You must stop at Terri's place "Cozy Nook". Breakfast, Brunch & Lunch from…read morescratch! Farm to table. The ambiance is spectacular!!! Can't wait to stop in again to see you Terri! A+++

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.

Nice place decorated with lots of nick nacks Daily specials…read moreGood sandwiches Breakfast till 11 Easy on and off expressway Very attentive wait staff Down home feel

Good food, fast and friendly service. Very nice experience, cool little hole in the wall family…read morerestaurant

This establishment is actually located at the southwest intersection of U.S. Highway 79 and U.S…read more Highway 70, within the unincorporated area of Shearerville, Arkansas (due south of I-40 Exit 265). They sell fishing tackle, and act as a convenience store and grill for the nearby Jenette, Arkansas community. As a common consequence for the convenience of the existence of rural stores, the prices for their merchandise are rather high. I do like supporting independent retailers, so I try to purchase things from small businesses that I might ordinarily buy from my normal grocery store. I once had them cook-up a cheeseburger for me, but was woefully disappointed that the chef was actively smoking a cigarette while making my food!* This was way too "old school" for me, and made for the disgusting ambiance of polluted indoor air. (* If you dislike cigarette smoking, I would instead recommend going elsewhere: Just over five miles west, on U.S. Highway 70 in Shell Lake, is Lakeside Grocery / Citgo gas station (I-40 Exit 260). There they make pizzas and sandwiches to order, carry liquor, are open later in the evening, sell gasoline/diesel fuel, and don't smoke tobacco inside of their building.)

Cheese burger still good. People real nice. A beautiful dog is in the eating area. However, they…read moreneed to reel that dog in. The dog sits near you and wants/begs for your food. He will jump up and put his paws on bar or table. I don't appreciate that at all. I'm not anti dog but that was too much for me. Probably won't go back.

This review is for the bbq. We hit the drive through almost every time we go to Heber Springs and…read moreget 2 or 3 pounds of pulled pork, potato salad and mac and cheese. Some of the best pulled pork I've ever had! We call passing through Wynne and it's ready when we get there!

The chopped pork barbecue is really good here. I also like their vinegar-based coleslaw. Next…read moretime, I'll have to try the mayonnaise-based version of their slaw. The breaded, fried okra was fresh and tasty. There were many flies in the dining area. They ought to build a vestibule onto the front entrance to combat that. I decided to take home a fried pie. The worker at the register said that she would have the cook "warm it up" for me. I declined, since it was going to be a two hour drive to get home. When I arrived home, my wife discovered that I had been sold a raw pie! Note to restaurant: warming something up isn't the same as fully cooking it! My wife ended up baking the pie in our oven, but it just wasn't the same. I was advised by restaurant staff that if I wanted beef brisket, for me to call them a few days ahead of my arrival so they could prepare it. They only make it upon request. I'll probably return if I'm in the area again.