Rock City Eats
Austin Pendleton is a true character actor, who has appeared in hundreds of films and plays. While his face is most likely recognizable to audiences, his name may not be quite as familiar. In fact, “the most famous actor you’ve never heard of” is the tagline of the film about him that’s coming to the […]
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This week is the first home SEC game for the Razorbacks, which means a ton of you will be making the trip up to Fayetteville to watch the game and take in some of the surroundings. If you do not travel up there frequently, picking a good spot to eat (or drink) can be a
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Billy Hayes’ story is likely a familiar one. In 1970, Hayes was arrested in Turkey for smuggling hashish, and after five years in prison, he escaped in 1975. He chronicled this experience in his book “Midnight Express,” published in 1977, which was made into an Oscar-winning movie of the same name, directed by Alan Parker
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News After shutting down Rick’s Beignets and Cajun due to health concerns, Richard Rogers has found his way back into a Little Rock kitchen. Rogers has joined Heinz Kurt at his Bowman restaurant Lulu’s Latin Rotisserie and Grill and is already making his mark on the place. The two are combining on some new recipes,
Rumbles: Beignets Come to LuLu's, Spokes Expands, Raduno Gets Bread Pudding Read More »
Nestled in the heart of Hillcrest, La Terraza Rum & Lounge is a culinary treasure we are quite lucky to have here in Rock City. Featuring a bold Venezuelan-Mediterranean fusion cuisine, the dining experience transports you to a different location entirely – you are no longer a customer entering a restaurant, but a family member
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Mike Edmonds has had an extensive film and theater career, and a documentary about his life and work, “Under the Radar: The Mike Edmonds Story,” will make its North American premier at the Hot Springs Documentary Film Festival. Edmonds, who was born with chondroplasia (also known as dwarfism) and raised in rural England, is likely
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It is hard to imagine the journey Honey Pies has been on since pulling the first pie out of the oven almost a year ago. The fresh made pies quickly won our hearts and stomachs along with the rest of central Arkansas’. After making the rounds at food truck events, markets, and custom orders owner
Jess McMullen at Flyway Brewing Company tells me the shutdown of the Broadway Bridge hasn’t hurt business at all, especially if you don’t try to cross the river at rush hour. To entice Little Rockers, Flyway has debuted Leap of Faith’s Heatless Habanero Pale Ale. This collaboration with Dunbar Community Garden is brewed with Aji
Best Impressions restaurant tucked away inside the Arkansas Arts Center has always been a bit of a hidden gem. The spot has always been easy to overlook, even when you are browsing the latests exhibition at the Arts Center. Now the spot is getting a bit of a facelift, a new brand, and a menu
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It’s autumn, which means crisp air, fresh harvest, and warm, toasty flavors. At Hillcrest’s own Ciao Baci, the new fall menu is exactly that and more – an ode to comfort. Chef Jeffery Owen says, “For fall we always push back over to comfort food – we try to include dishes that are a little
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