There are few non-chefs more synonymous with fine dining in Little Rock than Lee Ingold. After spending the past 8 years at the Capital Hotel, Ingold is making the move down the road to Cache. Ingold will take over the general manager role of the restaurant. His experience in hospitality, wine, and staff management look to complement […]
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Take a look around you and you will find that the world of politics is dominated by older, more seasoned, people. That never deterred Molly Miller from stepping up to run for City Director, in fact she sees it as an asset. Miller, 27, moved to Arkansas from Tulsa to attend Hendrix, and while there she found
PJ Morton has a lot in common with New Orleans, the city he was born in and in which he now lives once again. He should be a household name from his work with Maroon 5 alone but mention him to your best friend and you’ll probably come up with a blank stare. Indeed, many
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British expats and Anglophiles may think authentic cuisine from the British Isles is hard to find around central Arkansas. If so, they haven’t been to Wee Betty’s Café in Jacksonville. Scotland natives Catherine Lee and her daughter Nicola O’Hara opened the spot three years ago with two goals in mind — to serve authentic dishes
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Loblolly Creamery has kicked off the summer with fitting ice cream flavors that will satisfy your sweet tooth. The homemade ice cream makes a delightful combination when paired with a special selection of macaron flavors. Loblolly Creamery has partnered with Christen Byrd to create a selection of macarons. The macarons began with a trial run
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Welcome to local canvas, our monthly roundup of who is playing, painting, and other events happening in the local art and music scene. On view right now until August 27, is the Schools Out Exhibition at the Butler Center. The exhibition features work in various media from K-12 student artists from across the state. The
Until recently Father’s Day never got a whole lot of love in the local dining scene. Where restaurants would go out of their way for Mother’s Day brunch specials, the men were usually stuck grilling their own steaks in the backyard. It seems like restaurants are finding out that dads want some brunch love too,
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Don’t let the heat keep you from enjoying an ice-cold pint or two. Stone’s Throw Brewing has released a new seasonal menu, and even the darker and heavier options are guaranteed to cool you down. Whether you’ve just finished a long day at Kick Ball or a want to catch up with friends, the brewery
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Kincaid’s Coffee rolled into the Little Rock food truck scene almost a year ago, however other than a few dabbles in food they have remained very coffee focused. That is all about to change with a new menu and branding that puts the food on par with the coffee selection. Owner Stephen Kincaid is calling
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Running a restaurant business is hard, but if you ever want an example of unwavering persistence, look no further than the space at 5501 Kavanaugh Blvd in the heights. The space has been occupied by Oishi for almost two years After a number of reader reports last week, we can confirm that Oishi has officially closed.
Oishi in the Heights to Close, Will Transition to Sports Bar Read More »