K hall. I wanted some good southern food. And everyone keeps mention This spot…read more First off everyone super nice. From cooks. Cashier. To everyone else. Super nice. Fried chicken. Bomb. Chicken skin batter. So light. So amazing. Moist meat. So delicious Fried pork chop. Also really good. Love the texture. 2.99 each I believe. Chicken tenders was just ok to me. Kinda dry. But it was breast so I get it. But wasn't for me Sweet potatoes pie. Homemade. Pretty good also. They also got seafood boil on weekends. Smelled so good but I was there too early. Starts at 11am on Saturday morning.

Wow we got the pork chop the chicken wings and the cheese burger. To start off very simple meals…read morethe thing that stood out to me the most was that every bite and reminded me of my childhood to behind every bite. It made me very happy the way they kept the pork chop nice and moist and having it cooked all the way is a skill itself. Service was quick very easy. Ambiance wise it was your natural local deli. Place was full of the locals and I knew I was in the right place!

Great produce and their bakery is amazing. Make sure to pass by after 2 pm for fresh bread!read more

Good for the forgotten item. Prices are higher. And they charge you to use a card. Debit and…read morecredit, makes no difference. Love the butcher shop, great meats.

Sweet little gem! I was so grateful to see so many people out at the farmers market and see all of…read morethe locals thriving in downtown Little Rock. I am originally from Little Rock Arkansas and I when I was planning my trip I knew that this was on the top of my list of things to do. When I first arrived I pulled into the parking area and the parking was free to the left! We ended up parking a little ways away but it was okay because the walk wasn't bad. There is a cute park on the way if you have littles. When I first walked in they had dogs to adopt (greyhounds) and they were the sweetest dogs. Then I walked into the farmers market and they were farmers there with all of their produce. I ended up buying blood Oranges from K Hall. I was a little bummed because they didn't have fresh flowers because that's what I wanted. They had someone selling soaps, purses clothes etc. We walked inside of the building that has all of the food. We ended up buying a cookie from Bea Bakery and get a cup for water. It was very smoky in there but cool. The farmers market isn't big at all. I wish that they had more samples for people to try. Overall cute little farmers market.

Very rude staff. I made a purchase, forgot one thing and asked if I could leave my purchase at the…read moreregister, the young man at the counter said it ok. While I shopped the last item a lady sweeping followed me and proceeded to ram me with her shoulder at the checkout. As I was checking out I asked the new lady cashier for the bags from my previous purchase and she started to yell at me to "just pay". Apparently, while they were watching me, someone else walked out with my bags. She called the manager, I produced my receipt and he quickly grabbed replacement items. Unfortunately, his actions aren't enough to ever have me go back, and I'm telling all the people I've ever recommended this place too.

A good Asian product store. Fresh veggies to meats n fish to frozen goods and everything in…read morebetween. Recommend this store.

This place is fun to walk around. There are plants, trees, some succulents I think, a few herbs,…read morethough not as many as I'd like; very few seeds and bulbs, and some rotting vegetables (well it's true) in the fridge with cheese, ice cream and other random fun stuff. They have jars of jam and salsa now too, and tilapia fry, and you can buy rock and gravel and dirt. The staff are super hardworking & whatever they're making, probably deserve a raise. A lot of the plants, maybe most actually, aren't priced; what is, has increased in price since we last came in. : ( Well, someone has to pay for those raises. : ) I wish their houseplant and tree selection was more inspired, but it seems right now they're more focused on the hydroponic lettuce side of things. They could sell more yard decorations, or pots and garden tools, as there's a huge unused indoor space, but maybe that's in the works. Tip: don't go on a very rainy day. They get flooded and you have to run to higher ground to save yourself. Tee hee. : ) Having said that, it is quite beautiful to visit on a slightly rainy day.

Very helpful, very nice staff! We've gone into the wine making endeavor and they've been very…read morehelpful. Supplies do not stay on their shelves but they always try to accommodate!

It wasn't a bad or great experience. Pretty average but what was disappointing was the aisle that…read morethey have specialty or household items in. It was extremely scarce, messy and in my opinion filled with junk people don't prefer to purchase. The store were clean for the most part though, nothing alarming as far as cleanliness is concerned.

Inexpensive good quality staple items and a good meat selection…read more I save so much buying my core groceries at Aldi! Love love love.

My family has been patronizing this business for more than 30 years. On Wednesday, I stopped in…read morewith my son and daughter to purchase a few treats and household staples. While reaching down to retrieve another item, I accidentally dropped a bottle of soy sauce, which shattered. I immediately informed the employees, accepted responsibility, and apologized sincerely for the accident. At checkout, I was charged for both the replacement bottle and the broken one. While I understand that accidents can result in a loss for a business, I was genuinely surprised that, after more than three decades of loyal patronage, there was no discretion or consideration extended in what was clearly an unintentional incident. Having spent my entire adult life working in customer service, I understand that businesses are often remembered not for how they handle routine transactions, but for how they respond when something unexpected occurs. A small gesture of goodwill in this situation would have reinforced customer loyalty and reflected an appreciation for a long-standing relationship. Instead, the experience left me feeling undervalued as a customer. As a Black customer, this interaction also contributed to a broader concern I have experienced over the years regarding how Black patrons are sometimes treated in businesses that rely heavily on our community's support. I cannot speak to anyone's intentions, but I can speak to how this experience made me feel. It was especially disheartening that my son and young daughter witnessed what I perceived as a lack of grace and customer appreciation. Unfortunately, this experience has ended a relationship with a business my family has supported for over three decades. For those looking for an alternative, I recommend the newer, larger Asian grocery store farther down University. In my experience, their staff has been welcoming, professional, and customer-focused, creating a shopping environment that encourages repeat business.

Great variety, good prices. I can find items here that are no where else. Everything from spices,…read moresauces, fresh veggies. My favorite are the mangoes. Weekends there's a specialty sandwich that needs to be tried not described.

Beautiful little market. Lots of local Arkansas products, produce and beautiful plants as well…read more Super clean, staff was cheerful and helpful even though they were short staffed. Fresh milk, nice cheeses, locally produced meats, jams and jellies, honey and so much more.

Cuuute little farm to table market. Great quality food. Everything is seasonal so it's fresh. Very…read morenice staff. But they ask for a tip when you pay. Kinda tacky, it's groceries! But I'll still come and tip lol.