This is seriously fun and for a beginner...really confusing! LOL! Who knew there were multiple…read moretypes of games and combinations of ways to play. Plus they sell pull tabs, run a "horse race" and "pig race" and goodness knows what else. My Dad belongs to this KOC and works the event along with my Mom, so my son and his girlfriend and I decided to play. The food situation is similar to a bowling alley. Lots of fried foods with some not so usual items like fried zucchini, okra and corn nuggets. No alcohol is served, but you can BYOB in your Stanley cup! LOL! You can also buy the little daubers (sp) to play bingo there. There is a separate room for smokers but because people open and close the doors there is a slight cigarette smell throughout the building. Not ideal, but tolerable.

Great atmosphere, music on weekends, and yummy food and drinks! Perfect weekend for family!read more

I love this winery! We stop by Tontitown for a RV inspection once a year, so we love to come to the…read morewinery for lunch. They are very dog friendly on the patio, so we can enjoy wine and lunch with our dogs! The waitress even brought out a dog bowl of water. The muffuletta is delicious, and my meat & cheese tray for 1 was very easily shareable! Delicious lunch. Delicious wine. Beautiful estate. We will be back!

No Outside Food Or Drinks Is this enforced for everyone like Martha and her brother and Glenda or…read morejust me and my family.martha attacked us one day as soon as we walked in the door so we took our money elsewhere then our friends sent us a picture of Martha with sonic that night and why our your people so angry and rude first your kitchen is the most expensive in Springfield second we bring in our own drinks and sandwiches but we always buy dessert or snacks from the kitchen and some of the people that you treat differently do not even do that.we have money just like some of the people you treat differently we just choose not to spend 6 hundred dollars to win 250 on a horse race . And it is more expensive to play there than anywhere else for lower payouts .so I Will take My money and play at the Barn house where they appreciate everyone and treat everyone the same and they have higher payout and cost less to play and the people that work there are not rude to people you could ask Connie if one of there staff could train your staff on how to treat people.and the same rude people that work there at the 69 go to the barn and are treated with respect.i will not play at your place anymore and I will try to convince anyone one who will listen to take there money to the barn on Sunday and.by the Way you are not better than anyone else you call BINGO numbers a small child could do that so my advice loose the people with the rude and horrible attitudes and you might fill that place up again. If not I hope that group of people you treat differently from everyone else can support you.and remember you call bingo numbers your Not as important as you think you are so calm down.and since you're goal was to run us off you can have cookie man bake you and everyone in your special group a cookie to celebrate running off 2 more paying customers.That you All will eat outside of course because you are not a bunch of Hypocrites.

The Walmart Museum is free and like most museums has a gift store and an added bonus of an ice…read morecream shop. There is plenty of parking around the square if you can find a spot. The exhibit has been updated since my last visit. It is very interesting to see Sam Walton's vision and progressive ideas and how that has evolved and changed to the company it is today. It is worth your time to check out.

I had no idea the Walmart Museum was in Arkansas. I was visiting my daughter and we decided to go…read morevisit after finding out it was near the shopping area we were going to. The museum is very informative about how Walmart started and about the family that made it into the business it is today. We had a great time checking it out.

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.

Traveling through Arkansas, I wasn't expecting this…read more From the outside, it has a slightly upscale, homey vibe with colorful picnic tables, vines creeping through the space, and a banner that reads "Best Pizza in Northwest Arkansas" two years running. It feels casual but intentional, like people really care about what they're doing here. We ordered the spinach dip, the Peggy Bundy with chicken, and the Italian Stallion, and finished with the mystery milkshake, a $10 gamble where they pick three random flavors and you try to guess them. Get it right and it's free plus a $20 gift card. The spinach dip comes out hot and bubbling, covered in grated cheese with a thick, creamy texture underneath. The crostini are golden, crisp, and heavily seasoned. Every bite has flavor. For context, my favorite style is New York. Thin, foldable, crisp on the bottom, soft in the middle. This pizza leans a different direction, and it works. The crust reminded me of the bottom of an English muffin. Crispy, slightly fluffy, a little yeasty, with semolina giving it structure. The cheese had a great pull, toppings stayed in place, and every bite held together. And then it hit me. Back to being a kid. That once a month night. Movie rental, pizza, something sweet. No arguing, no chaos. Just a rare kind of peace. Pizza box on your lap in the car, heat coming through the cardboard, sneaking a peek on the way home. The kind of night you don't realize matters until it's gone. That's what this pizza felt like. Only note, I wanted a little more sauce to bring it fully home. The milkshake was fun and surprisingly challenging. We gave it a real shot and still missed. Apple, peach, and corn. Service was friendly, prompt, and down to earth while still professional. This place isn't trying to reinvent pizza. It reminds you why you loved it in the first place.

Been here several times and honestly, I haven't been a fan. Tried a few different pizzas, salads…read moreand apps and I wasn't for me. However, on this last visit the pizza was Excellent, service was good and the price is ok. I will continue to try some more items as downtown Rogers needs a good pizza joint.

If you're an Elk looking for a great lunch this is the place. Best salads in Mountain Home. Best…read morefood even considering Mountain Home is dominated by chain restaurants. Full bar.

One of the best fall activities in NWA. You can play games., pick apples, shoot pumpkins, ride in…read morethe tractor, take the train, go thru the corn maze, grab a sweet treat and so much more. There are a few places where you'll interact with staff, who a friendly and helpful. You really get your money's worth if you hang out and do all activities.

My family truly enjoyed visiting during the fall season. Apple picking is great, and it gets us…read moreoutdoors for some family fun. Love this place.

This ugly facility doesn't have anything going for it other than cheap drinks and decent cover…read morebands. The roof leaks so watch out for the buckets as you navigate the oft-crowded dance floor. The chairs and tables are a mish-mash of thrft finds. The restroom decor is hopelessly outdated. Never enough men to go around but the ladies dance anyway.