This place has great potential but it's just not cutting it. The people are ready for more but this…read moreis as good as LR gets and it's just sad. Their salsa night DJ plays music that is so OUTDATED. I wish they hired a real DJ who knows and is up to date on music. If the DJ is reading this, look up sensual Bachata, modern salsa, etc. Little Rock is desperate for a good Latin night but this is not it.

We recently hosted a party at Club 27 with family and friends. It was the perfect space for our…read moreneeds and the owner and staff were willing to accommodate us in any way they possibly could. It is a beautiful venue with a large dance floor and quality sound system. We highly recommend hosting an event or attending one of their weekly events. All of our friends commented on how nice the venue was! We are very happy with our decision to work with Club 27 and would gladly do it again.

Beautiful historic building that is well maintained in the heart of downtown. I came here as the…read morecompany I was visiting has offices here. Easy to get too and plenty of parking in the area.

the Lafayette building has an employee, Adrienne the venue coordinator, that is unprofessional and…read moredid not honor her contract with me regarding my wedding and refuses to give me a refund as stated in my contract. I have called them numerous times to discuss this issue and no one has gotten back to me. I would not recommend this venue for your future events.

The security is a bunch of cornballs who peaked in high school. Kicking people out of concerts for…read moreno reason and being rude asf/unreasonable. Beers all tasted old and were overpriced. Terrible venue all around. Zero stars

An excellent concert venue. I especially like the mezzanine. I've been to several shows there…read moreSamantha Fish, Blackberry Smoke, and each time it was a great experience.

Beautiful garden in SoMa Little Rock. Sunday they host a Farmers Market. Lots of small businesses…read morerepresented.

I came across The Bernice Garden when I visited the Essie Purse Museum across the way. This is a…read morereally cool garden/art installation, unique in the business area in which it's located and an awesome place to sit and enjoy the art with a coffee or local sweet. Highly recommend a visit if you're in the area.

Although The Baker looks like a bed and breakfast, they call it a hotel... a self-service hotel…read moreperhaps. Hubby and I arrived and found street parking next to building. Despite using the code that was emailed to us, we could not open the front door. I called the contact number and was sent an alternate code that worked. We stayed on in the Turret Suite on the third floor. Our emailed code worked to open the room lock. The room was clean and spacious. The pro of the room is the drinks and snacks provided, but unfortunately, there was a lot more misses: - The Turret bathroom looked like it fit into the period style with a claw foot tub, but it was not easy to use. The flimsy pipes made for turning on the tub difficult. Soap and shampoo was on a table two feet away from the tub. The raised claw foot tub made for a dangerous slippery situation to reach for soap and to get in and out of the tub even with a grab bar. - The toilet comes with old plumbing. Make sure to flush twice, if not three times, as it lacks flushing water pressure. - There are no side tables next to the bed, so phones and other personal items lands on the windowsill away from the bed. - Two huge lamps hung over the bed that we had to move to avoid head bumps. - The windows faced the street, but the slatted window blinds made for a bright room to sleep. The house was clean and we were able to use the common sitting areas downstairs. It would have been nice, especially for the price point, to have a pot of fresh coffee available in the huge kitchen downstairs or even fresh cookies or other baked treats. Heck, for the price, breakfast should have been served since they have a huge unused dining room.

Such a cute place! We only came for one night and were with a group. The walls are very thin as you…read morewould expect with an old house. They have provided you with a lot of cute amenities like local beers, little snacks, k cups, and makeup remover wipes. Very well maintained and decorated. We stayed in the room with the detached bathroom which was smaller but still had everything we needed.

John Rudolph Osment 33 degrees Free mason worked for realibe life insurance company in Little Rock,…read moreArkansas and Forest City, Arkansas

From the owner: The Albert Pike Masonic Center is special because it delivers historic grandeur, flexible spaces,…read moreand genuine affordability all in one downtown Little Rock landmark. Built in 1924, this Neo‑Classical gem features towering columns, glittering chandeliers, and rich architectural details that give every event a “wow” factor from the moment guests arrive. Inside, the atmosphere feels timeless, romantic, and upscale without being stuffy or pretentious, so even simple décor looks elevated. What really sets this venue apart is the choice of two distinct spaces. The South Venue includes a large banquet hall, full kitchen access, luxurious bride and groom rooms, and an impressive auditorium with a stage and massive chandelier, making it ideal for big weddings, quinceañeras, galas, fundraisers, and performances. On the north end, Crawford Hall offers an intimate, roaring‑20s style space with its own small stage, bridal suite, and groom area, perfect for events of around 200 guests. Underlying everything is a commitment to “affordable excellence.” The Albert Pike Masonic Center gives families, nonprofits, and community groups access to a historic, photo‑worthy setting that feels like a grand downtown ballroom, but without the typical luxury‑venue price tag. It is a place where important moments feel even more meaningful, simply because of where they happen.

I love seeking out historic places when I travel, and The Empress was one of the highlights of my…read moretime in Little Rock. This beautifully restored Victorian mansion is filled with character. Every room showcases incredible craftsmanship, from the original woodwork and stained-glass windows to the elegant fireplaces, antique furnishings, and period décor. I found myself slowing down just to admire all of the details--it's a photographer's dream. The gardens are just as charming as the interior, offering a peaceful place to relax before heading out to explore the city. Inside, the common areas feel warm and inviting, making it easy to imagine what life was like here more than a century ago. What I appreciated most was that The Empress isn't simply a place to spend the night--it's an experience. If you enjoy architecture, history, boutique accommodations, or unique bed and breakfasts, you'll find plenty to love here. Whether you're visiting Little Rock for a weekend getaway or passing through on a road trip, I'd absolutely recommend adding The Empress to your itinerary. It's one of those memorable places that stays with you long after you've left.

WOW! If more than 5 stars meant something-this place would get them! Antonio is so accommodating…read moreand helpful with recommendations of local restaurants and great places to get something sweet to eat! This place is absolutely gorgeous inside and out. Check-in is completely hassle-free and everything is so clean! Highly recommend if you're passing through Little Rock! A must stay!

Came in here for a Watch Party (yup, THAT watch party) and it's an impressive space!…read moreI wasn't the host, so I can only speak as an event attendee, but it's sizeable and has a variety of space. A good couple hundred feet of open space that can be set up with or without tables, to stages (that this time were set up for media, but could just as easily have been a band). There's also a raised bar area that runs about the length of the space, and each corner, the upstairs balcony, etc. are set up as side dining-rooms that can either be open to main events, or closed off for several smaller events or private spaces during larger events. Bonus points for being in the train station building, and has plenty of parking - in a location that's central, but isolated enough to be private.

I do not recommend Next Level Events at all. I met with Adriane and came up with a plan for my…read morewedding reception. When I changed my plans from a sit down dinner to heavy hors d'oeuvres I never heard from her again. She sent an email saying she would have to give me the prices for the new setup the following week because of a family emergency. I never heard from her again. Very unprofessional.