After reading mostly all 5 star reviews about this restaurant we had some pretty high expectations…read morebut sadly we didn't have a very good experience here. First of all we really liked the atmosphere as we stepped in but for the most part it went downhill after. We ordered the Egg Breakfast ( Eggs, Hash browns & Sausage ) & the Catfish w Onion Rings. Nothing stood out but the Catfish was overcooked & pretty dry & the Rings were the same way. They were quite busy so the service was slow but our server did an adequate job under the circumstances. On the bright side the prices were more than fair. Will we go back, yes, likely at some point but not anytime soon.

An excellent place for breakfast and dinner. The staff is great. If you go for breakfast Leah will…read moreprovide great service.

Coffee time and my first "office" of the day. I spent three or so hours at a table upstairs where…read morethere is power, wifi and comfort. Sending emails, dialing in to Zoom calls and enjoying a fabulous cortado followed by a perfect drip with just a touch of cream. Unexpected to find such good coffee and such a great workspace in rural Arkansas, but here we are. Five stars. [Review 19819 overall - 295 in Arkansas - 792 of 2023.]

Great coffee, friendly staff, delicious bakery items and BONUS* vintage booths to shop. Cool…read morebuilding and concept. The owner has a charming building design and concept - multiple small biz with one stop shopping and coffee. And the coffee is worth the trip. I left with a bronze latte, vintage mini peacock chair and homemade blueberry muffins. And check out their calendar of events!

This is the cutest little coffee shop with gift shop right in the middle of Cotter. Highly…read morerecommend to make the stop on your way down to Cotter Springs or to the river. Great outside seating area, as well as multiple options for coffee and a small menu.

We have eaten here several times! Everything we have tried has been wonderful and we can not wait…read moreto try something new the next time. You cannot leave without trying one of their desserts! If it is busy, it is so worth the wait! Also if the little shop is open, take a peak. Every time we go we find a treasure!

I discovered that there are NO modifications on any item. You can't even request them to hold the…read moremayo. I prefer a place that respects the customer.

Neighbors Mill Bakery & Cafe is one of those easy, reliable stops when you're making the drive from…read moreArkansas up toward Branson. It's a popular spot for a reason. We stopped in for a quick break and grabbed coffee, hot chocolate, and a pastry. Everything hit the spot and was exactly what you want on a travel stop. One thing I really appreciated is that they have a separate line/cashier for food, which keeps things moving and makes the whole experience feel efficient, even when it's busy. The place itself was clean, the staff was super friendly, and service was quick. Overall, just a really solid stop to recharge before getting back on the road.

This place is a delight. Great stop over if going through and a definite gem for Harrison. Check…read morethe pictures. We got the pumpkin muffin that had real butter cream stuffing and bran muffin with no sugar. We should have got more of those pumpkin muffins! So good. Drinks, American smoothie () and chai latte (). The chai was a not very latte ish and very sweet. Not a chai I prefer but forgot to ask where it's from. It's good to ask where it's from. You could get an answer like "we are not allowed to tell you." That was recent will review that. In that case drive or run away! This is a cute place, unique and does have a sit down restaurant inside. We didn't do that but the menu is very nice, as what they are known for bread bakery items. The breads are out where you can look and purchase. Everything is fresh and fresh made. Recommend!

The answer to the question about "Do they serve Alcohol, "NO, they do not serve any Alcohol, as,…read moreJasper, AR., in any restaurants or stores, as Newton County, is a DRY county. No Alcohol served in Public Establishments, in the area. Great Food, great little place to eat, we always feel great after eating there, and we always walk away happy, and satisfied, but there is no alcohol is served in the County.

Stopped in for lunch bench while we were out riding. I had their chef salad and it was good. I…read moreneeded something light as I'd been eating way too much much on the trip. Watching all the other food coming out I feel I made a mistake lol. The staff was awesome quick on everything getting the group of roughly 20 folks in and out the door quickly. The place was nat and had a great outdoor area and very cozy

One bad visit doesn't automatically make a business bad. That said, this experience was enough for…read moreme to decide not to return. For the past three months, I've been going to Cove Coffee in Mountain Home once a week for online meetings. It became something I really looked forward to--getting out of the house, enjoying good coffee, and having a comfortable place to work. Until today, the staff had been decent and the coffee consistently good. Today was different. I arrived before my 11:00 a.m. meeting, ordered a mocha, and sat down to log into Google Meet. I tried connecting on my laptop, then my iPad, and finally my phone. None of them would connect to the Wi-Fi. As my meeting time approached, I went to the counter and told the manager that the Wi-Fi wasn't working. She said it was and pointed to her register tablet. I asked for the password so I could try again and went back to my seat. At that time, there was only one other person at the counter. After about ten minutes of trying with no luck, I asked another employee for help. She repeated the password and walked away. After nearly thirty minutes of trying--and missing my meeting--I flagged down another employee and explained that I had tried three different devices and still couldn't connect. I asked if someone could please check the Wi-Fi. She relayed the message to the manager, and I overheard the manager say, "That's not important--we'll get to that after this rush." Yes, there were customers at the counter at that moment. But the first two times I asked for help, there was no rush at all. I understand taking care of customers--but I was a customer too, and a regular one. This meeting was important to me, and I felt ignored and brushed off. Because of that, I'll be making the 15-minute drive to Momentum Coffee from now on. Cove Coffee has good coffee and a nice atmosphere. Just don't go there if you're expecting consideration when something goes wrong.

Really good find and atmosphere. Great hang out and style. The owner was very nice. I love the…read moreinterior design. Might be too hip for Mountainhome, but I hope not. The owner and her husband are making Mountain home look good.

Tucked into the heart of the charming little town of Calico Rock--where Main Street still feels…read morelike a scene from a simpler time--you'll find a local gem that's well worth the detour: The Printing Press Café. This cozy spot is everything you want in a small-town café--warm, welcoming, and filled with the kind of smells that make you wish biscuits counted as a food group (and here, they just might). Housed in what was once the town's original newspaper office, the café beautifully blends history with hospitality. While you wait for your food, you can browse vintage photos and clippings that tell the story of Calico Rock's past--think of it as breakfast with a side of nostalgia. Now let's talk food--specifically the biscuits and gravy. Mercy. Fluffy, golden biscuits smothered in rich, peppery gravy that's clearly made with love (and maybe a bit of magic). It's the kind of dish that makes you close your eyes after the first bite. The rest of the menu is solid comfort food done right--generous portions, great flavor, and prices that'll make your wallet just as happy as your stomach. Add to that a staff that treats you like family (the kind you actually want to see), and you've got yourself a true small-town treasure. If you're passing through Calico Rock--or heck, even remotely nearby--make sure to stop in. The Printing Press Café isn't just a meal, it's an experience with heart, history, and heavenly gravy.

This is my favorite lunch spot in Calico Rock. The sandwiches are delicious and they use high…read morequality ingredients. The special is always a hit- and the home made deserts are a MUST try!

My White Russian was very good! The bartender took the time to layer the ingredients so the drink…read morelooks extra special! The flavors were well balanced, but I don't believe the coffee liqueur was actual Kahlua. That would have upped the drink to delicious!! The interior of the place is large and open. It could feel cold and empty without the careful placement of cozy seating areas. There is a certain calmness that comes with high ceilings and dark paint. I will go back during the day for coffee and a pastry!

Not open anymore. Place was empty, looked lime renovations were in progress. Mt Home has a 7 Brew…read moreand a Starbucks (in Harps).

Showed up about 35 minutes to closing(hate doing that), after riding all day on the motorcycle with…read more5 of my friends. One of the specials was a fried pork fritter, with a couple of sides. I inquired if it was hand made. The waitress was honest, and said it came from Swan foods. She then told us they hand make the chicken fried chicken and chicken fried steak. When I asked which one was better? She mentioned the chicken fried steak was the pick. WOW! Probably the best chicken fried steak(a treat for me) that I've ever had. Homemade mashed potatoes, your choice of bread, and vegetable choice. Reda(spelled correctly) was a doll, and gave great service. I would definitely go back.

Food was great, service was attentive and the atmosphere is comfortable. Don't forget about dessert!read more