The vibe of this place was so cool! The drinks were absolutely delicious and as a Harry Potter fan…read moreseeing butter beer on the menu was such an awesome surprise

Wonderful place!…read more Insanely good service by beautiful, tattooed humans. They have dozens and dozens of pinball machines and a great selection of both beer-y and fruity adult beverages. I will definitely come back if I'm ever back in town!

I love to stop at botanical gardens across the country while I'm traveling for work! This specific…read moregarden was really beautiful and I loved the setup. There's a large grass lawn in the center and all the gardens circle around it. There are different pathways to take and there were so many butterflies this time of year. I went on a Wednesday and there was hardly anyone there. It was beautiful and relaxing. The perfect way to spend a few hours or a day.

Absolutely beautiful gardens that I highly recommend checking out if you are in Fayetteville and…read morehave a free afternoon. It is not super big and is an easy walk around, even for my elderly Dad. There are Japanese Gardens, butterfly gardens, sensory gardens, rose gardens, multiple statues and themed areas, bridges, swings, a greenhouse, and climbing areas and tunnels for kids. They have inside bathrooms and a gift shop along with events like yoga, bingo, live music, and festivals. Great for all ages, although I think the prices are a little high compared to other Botanical Gardens I have been to. $13 for adults, $6 for kids. They have summer camp too, but it is around $200 for weekly kids classes. We usually go for special discounted events and they give free passes away for summer reading at the library.

We were excited to attend the Arkansas Brewgrass Festival in Rogers. How can you go wrong, mixing…read morelocal brew with local bluegrass music? I tell you how. Run out of beer. Which is what happened at this festival. This was really a bust in many ways. The event advertised family events including a "Bouncy House". The "bouncy house" was there, but it was not inflated. Seriously, it was flat, on the ground. Kids were running around on top of the un-inflated attraction with confused looks on there faces. Of course, running out of beer for a beer festival was our biggest issue. An attendant explained that attendance was nearly double expected. It was not all that crowded, and we attend a couple of hours into the event which was scheduled for about 8 hours, so a better explanation might have been simply that they did not plan very well for this event. Icing on the cake was that we left fifteen minutes after arriving, after spending our time in a beer line then finding out they had no beer and the attendee declined to refund our admission. If was just two of us, only $5 each. Not that big of a deal. I might have laughed off the beer shortage if they hadn't charged us $10 to find out. I can't say much for the music as we did not hang out and listen. The group playing for the few minutes we attended certainly had that sound of "local folks getting together and jamming some bluegrass." (I like that sound...) My recommendation: When this event comes up again, go to a local restaurant or club instead. Beer will be cheaper (festival beer - before running out - was $4 for an approx 12 oz dixie cup), If you do go, ask questions at the gate before paying. Questions like "do you have beer" and "is someone going to inflate the bouncy house?". Bring lawn chairs - there is no place to sit. Bring your beer mug in case you don't like dixie cups. Not sure they would allow it, but toting a cooler of beer would bee a grand idea - and would have made you a hero at this year's event. ****UPDATE**** After emailing one of the event leaders, I was provided a refund of our $10. With this in mind, we'll try again next time this event is held. Although we did not enjoy the event, I appreciate that the expense was corrected.

We had a great day at this event. They had it well organized. Fantastic variety of gumbos to try…read more Local favorites from food trucks and caterers as well as gumbo enthusiasts. If you come out ask for small portions from each booth you WILL get full fast!!! ;)

Strolling the downtown streets is always a great way to get a feel for a new place, and downtown…read moreRogers is no different. It's town square is lined with shops, restaurants, cute murals to take photos in front of, and the Frisco Caboose. Some of my favorite murals were the "Golden Rule" sign on Walnut Street.

A cool vibe downtown with restaurants, bars, coffee shops and art. If you are nearby it's worth…read morechecking out!!