Sunday brunch is the BEST! Get there a bit early for parking and be aware there's sometimes a line…read more I had the blueberry French toast bake and it was really good! A big chunk of French toast with blueberries, whipped cream, and pecans, with maple syrup to put over the top.

I live here now! Moved here with my son and it is absolutely beautiful here. Art and atmosphere…read morejust can't be matched!

Was incredibly pleased with this place. Went on a Sunday late afternoon after a baseball tournament…read moreand really enjoyed it. We had a larger group and the service was great. Even better was the food! Got the 4 meat platter with brisket, ribs, pulled pork, and sausage, really struggled to decide which one I preferred. My wife loved her chicken and all thr kids plates were empty. Only small critique was the coleslaw, but probably more a personal preference than anything else. Really hoping to visit this next time we are in the area.

Original review Food was cold, Brisket was more fat than…read moremeat, potato bake was cold and was not baked. Disappointed! Second review This is my second review following a conversation with the manager, Ashley, regarding the numerous issues with our order. Our food was terrified, after a Long day we arrive at Sassys a couple hours before closing. This was our first time trying out Sassys and it will be our last! My daughter specifically ordered a chicken wrap without tomatoes, yet it arrived with tomatoes on it. In addition, the meat was excessively fatty, the food was served cold, and the potato bake was both cold and missing the cheese that should have been included. After I contacted the restaurant, Ashley acknowledged the issues and initially offered a $20 gift card. She stated that she would discuss the situation with the owner, Alan, due to the number of problems with our order and indicated that they would make things right. I was told I would receive a callback regarding when to pick up the gift card, and that Ashley felt our experience was unacceptable and she would talk with Alen ( the owner) for a full refund. Unfortunately, weeks passed without any follow-up communication. When I contacted the restaurant again, I was informed that only $20 would be refunded. The lack of follow-through and communication was just as disappointing as the food itself. While mistakes can happen, customers should be able to expect accurate orders, quality food ( especially Southern BBQ) come on now! and timely resolution when issues arise. Based on this experience, I cannot recommend Sassy's Barbecue due to the poor food quality, lack of communication, and unsatisfactory customer service. 1 Star. Do Better Sassys! There are plenty of other great option for GOOD QUALITY BBQ here in NWA.

A bit more impressive than the neighboring "Heavy Handed" because Buckyball is lighted! Yes, the…read morealuminum tubing includes LED lights. From the artist's caption, "Leo Villareal is a sculptor who uses light as his medium. Through the technology of LED bulbs and computer software that Villareal designs, the artist creates ever-changing displays of moving light and color. Named in honor of the theorist and engineer Buckminster Fuller, Buckyball features two nested geometric spheres that take the shape of a Carbon 60 molecule. The structure is covered in LED tubes capable of producing 16 million distinct colors." Buckyball is illuminated from 10 am to 11 pm every day. [Review 2342 of 2024 - 390 in Arkansas - 23356 overall]

Absolutely worth coming here at night. It lights up and the colors change constantly in different…read moreways. It blew my mind when I saw how it looked against the dark night sky. I really loved the fact that they had benches that positions the body so that you're lying down and gazing towards the ball. It's so dang comfortable and makes it absolutely easy to just stare and be mesmerized by the brightly lit fixture. Highly recommend it if you have a chance to stop by the Crystal Bridges museum. Has plenty of parking near the additional parking lot at the Crystal Bridges Museum and right across from the Amazeum.

In town visiting friends and ordered takeout pizza and salad for lunch. We got a supreme and a gf…read morefour seasons, plus a Caesar salad to share. I tried to order online. It required me to create an account which was annoying because it's unlikely I will be through here again anytime soon. Then the system said online ordering wasn't available and please call to order. Aaargh. When I called, the employee was friendly and polite so that was easy. I was surprised they didn't ask for payment. Maybe it's different down here? Anyway, the food was ready in 20 minutes. And soon we had a hot lunch and cold salad--or should I say container of lettuce and one cherry tomato? It was romaine that seemed mostly stalks with small leaves and thin, narrow strips of tasteless cheese. The dressing lacked the anchovy tang that makes Caesar what it is. I would not recommend it, especially for the price. (I wish I'd taken a photo before we'd divided it.) The pizzas were okay, tasty enough. The Four Seasons was salty, with canned olives, artichokes, and ham. Mushrooms were fresh.

Excellent pizza and calzones! Service is fast a courteous. Restaurant has a great layout. Always…read morecrowded so plan accordingly!

Fayetteville, Arkansas is one of this hidden gems. It's the home of the University of Arkansas…read more(original campus) it has so much to offer. History, funkiness, cute little stores, a great campus, cool restaurants, etc. No, the restaurants (for the most part) can't compete with large towns but they make up for it in other ways. Bike paths, parks, and friendly people.

I love paying my bills here. It it very convenient and the women all love their job. Especially…read morethe slightly overweight one with the pretty face. I meant everything I said in sincere honesty sans sarcasm, except my rant about the chubby girl.

What a REALLY good find of a place in Eureka Springs! Loved the Eureka Springs tee-shirt designs…read moreand every corner had something cool to look at. Whether they were little knick knacks or awesome collectibles, it was a cute store to come into.

All the awesome toys and fun you can imagine in one shop. Very friendly young lady working as well…read more I really enjoyed perusing the items for sale and would recommend any toy lover to stop in.

This is one of the cooler art exhibits in Bentonville. You have to walk down the path and you…read morearrive at this cylindrical structure. From the outside it doesn't look crazy artsy. But the inside is where the creation comes to life. The idea is you sit and look up at the sky. Sunsets and sunrises are the best but we had cloud cover moving from north to south and it was amazing. This is a must do if you come to Bentonville. The artist is James Turrell and he has art projects around the world.

I went here after visiting another one of James Turrell's skyspaces. This one is very similar to…read morethat. It's a circular room with a hole in the ceiling. When it gets dark, the lights change, making the room different colors. It's a cool place; you can sit and watch the show and - nice bonus - the seats are heated. I think this a cool place and a good addition to the park with the museum.

I got takeout shrimp fettuccine Alfredo. I'll start with the service: super friendly and welcoming…read more But paying $22 (plus a $4 tip...for takeout) was absolutely not worth it. Everything tasted fine! Just....fine. Sauce decently flavored, but thin and not enough of it. 5 small shrimp, cooked well, but for a $6 up charge. Maybe the in-house version would at least give you a bigger portion to make it seem worth the price, but I won't risk it by ever going.

We had out of town guests last night, they wanted Italian we took them to Noodles ; one of our…read moreparty had COLD lasagna and spaghetti. One of our party had pasta Primavera. Another in our party had vodka penne. She was very satisfied. I had chicken lime pasta. I found it to be very good. Our servers did not offer us refills. We order an appetizer the bruschetta it was soggy and nasty and I love bruschetta, and then we finished with a dessert of tiramisu that was good. When we received our checks, we paid our bills, and they explained to the server that one meal was subpar cold. The bruschetta was horrible. She said yeah it's not very good and I'm like could you not have told me that as I was ordering because I was more than willing to pick up something else? Having been patron of noodles for years since the beginning, I want you to know I have never had a meal that was so poorly put together nor service one server one trainee and absolute ignoring this is about 4 o'clock or two tables in the restaurant do better noodles. It's a sad state of affairs when Olive Garden could've done a better job and for the record I had to detest Olive Garden so under 100 bucks later for two people I came home and ate peanut butter to the dishes were fine. Three of them were not service was nonexistent. I paid my bill. I didn't ask for any consideration on the lack of hot food. I did mention the soggy bruschetta and I might as well have been at McDonald's that's how much noodles Italian kitchen cared about their food their service and their reputation. Please note we did not ask for concessions. We only pointed out the issues after our total bill was paid. It was a very sad homage to what used to be a very, very good restaurant.

The Hwy. 187 bridge over the White River is an awesome jewel just outside of Eureka Springs. The…read morebridge is in the small hamlet of Beaver and was built in 1949 and is the only suspension bridge in use in Arkansas. It is a single lane bridge, with a wooden plank decking and railing and is painted gold to look like the Golden Gate Bridge. It is on the National Registry of Historic Places and worth the time to see if you are anywhere near here.

This artwork in Train Station Park is the spot to get your selfie and tell everyone where you are…read more It is a pretty stack of letters, each in a different font, stacked up to spell out "Bentonville." It is by artist Timothy Jorgensen. The nearby caption reads, "The intention of this piece is to create and empower a sense of ownership in the community of Bentonville. We often ask what makes our community so special. Many jump to the conclusion of materialistic objects and locations but often overlook the fact that without the people, a community is simply empty buildings. People are the driving force that make up a community, the neighbors you are surrounded by or the friends across town. Found stands as a beacon of pride, reflecting the faces of people as they pass by and glance over. Capturing a moment of their time to reflect on who they are and where they come from." The artwork was funded by the Bentonville Public Art Advisory Committee. [Review 19804 overall - 280 in Arkansas - 777 of 2023.]