Restaurant and food news from around Little Rock
New brews and where to find them – plus – brewery events you’ll want to mark on your calendar and other tidbits. Find it all below. Blood Eagle Brewing Company Don’t forget about these guys. In the process of setting up, Blood Work is working diligently to get delicious beer into your pint glasses. The […]
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After 25 years (and some change) of fine dining in Little Rock, 1620 Savoy announced that they will close immediately. The restaurant building will continue to operate events and private parties while seeking a permanent tenant. 1620 opened in 1990, 1620 was once a bright spot in Little Rock dining. It become a go-to spot
“Everything was art,” says Angela Davis Johnson as she looks back on her childhood. A child from “a lot of spaces,” Johnson moved often when she was young, as her father served in the military. Nevertheless, she considers a small, Eastern Arkansan town called Lambrook her home. “My mother is an artist and so growing
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Everyone has that one friend that will insist that no one eats until he or she has taken the perfect food pic. Usually the photographer will be fueled even more to get the best shot if you happen to be out to eat. Before you’ve even finished eating your meal, the photo is up on
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After years of sitting empty, the historic Packet House looks to be getting a new owner. State Sen. Jeremy Hutchinson (R – Benton) is leading a development team that plans to transform the former restaurant into the 1836 Club. The proposed club goes before the Little Rock Planning Commission tonight for approval before heading to
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It is the new year, which means many of us will make a commitment to eat better, lose weight, or get in shape. The hardest part of success is food, because most of us are honestly not very good at eating healthy. Eating salads and chicken wraps gets old quick.Meal services have taken off in larger
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News If you ask folks the biggest problem facing the excellent Table 28, chances are you’ll hear a lot of complaints about the décor and atmosphere. Those problems are about to get a permanent fix, as chef Scott Rains tells me the dining room is set for a complete overhaul. Starting Jan. 6, the entire
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As we all get ready to make that daunting New Year’s resolution list, the post-holiday void sets in. Don’t slip into the winter doldrums, and instead, rejoice in the fun of North Little Rock’s upcoming Restaurant Month. A past favorite in the local scene, the North Little Rock Convention & Visitor’s Bureau is once again
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2015 was a huge year for food in Little Rock. I think when we look back it will be seen as a maturing point for the food scene. The diversity exploded in 2015 with a number of spaces opening that were not just your average pizza or burger joint, although to be fair, there were
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Christmas is the second most frequently closed time for restaurants and other businesses around town (after Thanksgiving). Thankfully there are a few great options willing to leave their doors open for customers who want to spend a little less time cooking, and a little more enjoying the season. Here we have a list of confirmed
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