I was looking for a diner with meatloaf on the menu. Lucy's fit the bill. The meatloaf was moist…read moreand flavorful. The mashed potatoes and slaw were also good. Service was disjointed. The waitress would do better if she wrote down orders immediately instead of trying to remember them. She came back twice to confirm our orders. And even then, both of our orders had things wrong. I accepted mine, but my husband had the waitress bring him what he ordered. The portions are huge. It's a lot of tasty food for the money. We did not have room for desserts but the pies looked great.

Do not go here The lady that took our order was absolutely…read morehorrible. She was very weird and telling me about how everyone was stealing her tips and then she gave herself $30 tip without telling us and we just got the statement back. There's no way to get in contact or call anybody. Absolutely a scam. I do not think they will stay in business for long.

My wife and I ate here today July 23, 2026, the restaurant was very clean and the food was good…read more There is indoor outdoor seating. It would be a great place to bring at least 10 people. I liked the place, very much, plan on coming back!!!! I plan on recommend this place to anyone I know. Everyone who worked there seemed very friendly.

Come early to get a spot, this place fills up quickly on the weekends for brunch…read more Street parking in the front and parking lot with plenty of space on the side of the building. Coffee flows freely, brunch cocktails are plentiful, service is suburb. Menu is fun and unique. Every dish arrived to the table hot and fresh. Sit inside or on the patio.

This is probably my favorite restaurant in the Northwest Arkansas area. The atmosphere feels like…read morean upscale pub and the food is excellent. When you arrive there is parking around the square or in the lot to the side of the restaurant. As I mentioned earlier it feels like an upscale pub when you walk in, but this is also a historic building. Tusk & Trotter sits where Sam Walton's original general office and warehouse was located. We sat in the bar area as we also stopped by the restaurant during happy hour. For food we started with the Arkansas Fritters (Ralston Family Farms rice with ground beef, house-made sausage, parmesan, sun-dried tomatoes, dill & lemon chipotle remoulade & chow chow) which were packed with so much flavor. For our entrees we ordered where the Buffalo roam (Sayersbrook Bison Ranch patty, brioche bun, cheddar, swiss, bacon, chipotle aioli, over easy egg & LTOP) which is definitely the highlight with a side of fries. The burger fell apart and you could tell it was extremely fresh. If you are in Bentonville, this is a must try!

We spent a weekend in downtown Bentonville, we are from Oklahoma. This is where we had brunch on…read more5/17/26. The place is nice and staff is friendly but the food is mid. We ordered the breakfast board for two. It looked amazing but it wasn't. The lemon and carrot cake pancakes lacked flavor, the bacon was chewy and the sausage was bland and crumbly. The breakfast potatoes were the best thing on the board. Staff 10/10 Cleanliness 10/10 Location 10/10 Food 6/10 We might try it again for dinner or lunch but not again for brunch.

This place is definitely better than Braum's. They had great ice cream! The cookies and cream ice…read morecream was so good! I really enjoyed it. The ambiance here was great. The inside was very clean too. The service here was also really good. The employees were very nice and talkative. Overall, great ice cream shop and I highly recommend it.

Great service and fabulous ice at an incredible price! Store was super cute and clean.read more

The GOOD: BREAKFAST egg, ham, sausage, pepper, potatoes, biscuit and gravy, (orange butter I've…read morechoosen - recommend- its different and delicious). The ok but not the best: regular coffee. They don't carry flavored cream - bring your own. Their patio is relaxing to be at BUT BRING YOUR OWN BATTERY FANS, flyes every where. Had to move inside, but Estella put me in a cute 2 seat table by a window w/ pleasant/peaceful view. Will I revisit again this restaurent? Yes. Server: Estella was pleasant and did a good job at serving.

The service was delightful. Restaurant clean and tidy. Food…read morewas delicious, got the lemon curd beignets and the sweet potatoes skillet. Both portions are large and can be shared the biscuit is light and airy and perfect. The onyx iced coffee-perfect drink to go with this meal

Get the Hog Chop. NGL, the best pork chop I've had to-date. It was so tender and juicy with the…read moreright amount of fat. Cooked perfectly. They said they've been partnering with a local supplier for years. And it really shows in the quality. It's in a museum. So finding it was a little difficult at first, not knowing what to look for. But once inside, it's a pretty awesome scene. Will be back for sure.

Was the restaurant within our hotel and it is very good. The prices aren't too crazy and they do…read moreoffer carafes for mimosas and gave some great coffee drinks

You won't go hungry…read more The staff and manager goes out of their way and the food is always spot on

Walking in felt like stepping back in time! I loved the teal chairs and all the vintage décor with…read morelicense plates, old photos and funny signs. The staff was so friendly and the owner even came over to check on us. The food was tasty and the whole experience was great. We'll definitely be back!

We celebrated our daughter's 50th birthday while visiting Bentonville. They welcomed us warmly and…read morepresented her with a gift bag of amazing goodies. I wish I could enumerate the amazing dishes we tried but I didn't take notes. Everything we ate was delicious. Stephanie, Brody and Dante were an amazing team and they provided us with superior service. The ambiance was warm and inviting and it's in a former church. Arkansas was a surprise and Bentonville is a must see destination.

We were really looking forward to dining at The Preacher's Son, especially after hearing good…read morethings about it. Unfortunately, while the service and ambiance were very good, the food and portion sizes left us disappointed. There were four of us, and we each had an alcoholic drink, all of which were good. We started with two appetizers: the guacamole and the burrata. The guacamole was tasty, but the portion was surprisingly small. The burrata dish was very salty--not just from the prosciutto that was part of the dish, but overall. We were celebrating a couple of birthdays, and the restaurant kindly brought us two complimentary appetizers, charred carrots and a gem lettuce salad. We appreciated the gesture, and both were tasty. Unfortunately, the charred carrots were also quite salty. All four of our entrees tasted good, but the portion sizes ranged from small to extremely small. My blackened salmon was approximately 1¼ inches wide and 3 1/2 inches long. I initially thought part of my entree had been left off the plate but I eventually found the quinoa underneath the salmon--but there was literally less than a tablespoon of it. The other three entrees had somewhat better portions, but all three were also noticeably oversalted. My wife, who adds salt to just about everything, even commented that her dish was too salty, which says something. Our bill was approximately $300 for the four of us before tax and tip. At that price point, I expect significantly better execution, more reasonable portions, and better value. Overall, the service was good, the atmosphere was attractive, and we appreciated the complimentary birthday appetizers. Unfortunately, the food was simply too salty and the portions were far too small for the price. I had been looking forward to this restaurant, but based on this experience, I left mostly disappointed and would not recommend it.