Jessica A.

Looked for a local lunch spot and landed at the Rogue Roundabout, which I thought was a coffee shop. It is a coffee shop and so much more including a brewery and eatery. I had an iced tea and the pick two: rogue Cali with turkey and cilantro lime curried chicken salad with an iced tea (1/2 sweet). The rogue Cali was great and had lots of toppings. The cilantro like curried chicken salad was tasty and the sesame ginger vinaigrette was amazing. Service was excellent, place was great for socializing and hanging out. Love that they had board games available and also a coffee bar. If I lived locally, I'd be a regular!

Jesse K.

We've been here a few times and quite enjoy it. Got to meet the owner today, seems like a great guy. Our server was also excellent. They have long cafeteria style benches and tables with lots of board games to play as you wait. The building itself is really cool, hosting plenty of beer vats in a tall, large open room. We enjoy their craft beers and will often get a flight. They have lots of unique styles and flavors for beer, but that extends to their varied cocktails and coffees as well. They don't have a beer menu though (they do for everything else they serve) and you need to photograph a QR code to go to their beer menu which is much more of a hassle than just reading a menu. The beer cheese dip and pretzels are a must. They will charge you extra for more pretzels to actually finish the dip, but it's so tasty, it's worth it. They have great wings and sandwiches which I have enjoyed but today we tried their brunch, and everyone enjoyed their meals. The food is a bit pricey (150 for the 4 of us after tip) but it's super solid food with excellent drinks and service in a pretty sweet spot in Conway.

Shauna D.

If you're looking for a delicious and healthier food option, this is the place to go! The menu is packed with fresh dishes with amazing taste. The long tables make it great for groups and has a welcoming atmosphere. They also have more private tables for a quieter dining experience with family. Our waitress was absolutely charming. I did not catch her name but she had Billie Eilish hair. The restaurant is consistently clean, which adds to the overall pleasant experience. Every visit feels like a treat, and I always leave looking forward to the next one!

Joyce W.

We ordered food to go for the eclipse event. The staff are SOOOO friendly. You definitely get the southern charm and hospitality, with multiple people asking how you're doing and greeting you. We ordered the Rachel (Turkey Reuben), Cajun pasta with chicken, and the eclipse special fried moon pies. Before I get into the food, the brewery is super cute and chill, with lots of great beers on tap, and even non alcoholic drinks and gluten free beverages. Great space for a couple of brews and good food. The Reuben was delicious. Perfectly toasted, not greasy, and a good deal of food. The house made chips that came with it were nice and crunchy, even hours later (we had the eclipse to enjoy lol). The pasta was ok. I think it's just hard to do rigatoni to go. The pies were phenomenal, even though we didn't have them til after the eclipse (over an hour after they were made). If you're in Conway, this is a definite place to visit!

Shelbie M.

My friends and I wanted to check out a local spot in Conway. We decided to try this place and while the location and ambiance were great, we felt like the food and service were both hit-and-miss. It's definitely more on the expensive side too. We ordered cocktails that had zero taste of alcohol. The James and the Giant Peach drink was advertised as having frozen peaches in it; it arrived with peaches straight from a can. Needless to say, we stopped after one round. When I asked our server for more celery or crackers to finish our dips from the appetizer, she said there would be a $2 up charge. I was so disappointed. The pimento BLFGT was outstanding. The flavors were so good and the portion reflected its price well. The Cajun pasta was so bad that my friend didn't even get a to-go box. It was swimming in grease. The flavor was also strangely fishy which confused us as there was no seafood (or any meat) in it. After the tip, our check was over $100. The prices don't reflect the quality. Maybe take another exit and avoid this roundabout when in Conway.

unexpected stay overnight in conway on vacay lovely curried chicken salad and all the beers. surprised to be there for music trivia night! what a fun fun thing to do. highly recommend. variety of groups in size and age. relaxing place. great food. amazing beers.

Blake R.

So I patiently waited for the crowds to relent so I could try the new hotness in Conway. I slid in for lunch the other day and new I had to take my wife back for dinner! While at lunch I sat at the bar and ate. Loved chatting with the bartender and the owner over lunch. I ordered the duck wings (must have if they are available), scotch eggs, and steak flat bread... yes I know it's a lot of food for 1 person.... I was thinking ahead and took the extras to the wife so she wouldn't be as upset with me trying it without her. Of the 3 items by far my favorite was the duck wings, they are meaty and the glaze they use is so delicious. Better get extra napkins for these. Next up was the flat bread! The bacon jam, caramelized onions, and honey drizzle make this melt in your mouth. My least favorite was the Scotch eggs. Although they had good flavor but just to much in your face chorizo for me. Maybe some pickled onions on the side or on top might cut that intense flavor. Fast forward...... it's Friday night and none of our kids are at the house for a few hours..... impromptu date night.... Headed the the roundabout. Duck wings again! Yes! Ahi tuna - delicious and bursting with flavor! My fish was cooked well and had lots of flavor! Sides were also perfect. The wife had the steak and she scraped the plate to make sure we didn't miss a bite! Looking forward to the next visit.

Sean H.

Stopped in on my way from California. This place rocks. Came in on a Sunday at 1pm and got the brunch menu. I had potato skins, and got to try the shrimp and grits. And shared flights of beer and cider. everything I ordered was very very good. I loved the vibe inside and the concept of having both a brewery and coffee shop. I met the owner Chris who, once hearing we were ordering flights consulted with us and recommended some options. The Pickleback is the '6th Street Pickle Sour' with added pickle juice - SO good. I also enjoyed their City of Colleges cream ale, made with deer corn! Food prices are very reasonable. 1 pancake for $2! The owner Chris was a very gracious host and even turned on a football game for me on the TV when he noticed it being played on my phone. Love this place!