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Growlers: Lost Forty Holiday Hangout, Flyway Flying Duck Party, 5 Brews 5 Bites Returns

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Lost Forty Brewing kicks off the first week of December with a truly whimsical creation. Today’s Freshcut Monday (I’m only typing this once) is Peanut Butter and Banana S’morest Queen Milk Chocolate Stout. This Inception-style variation on a variation takes the S’morest Queen stout released two weeks ago and adds peanut butter and banana to […]

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Where to Drink on Thanksgiving

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Typically every year we do a roundup of places to eat on Thanksgiving. To be honest in our 7 years that list does not change much. This year we decided to shift our focus a bit. Perhaps you had to sit through two hours of pretending to eat green bean casserole while listening to Aunt

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Growlers: Rebel Kettle Triple Release, Flyway Bulleit Free Range

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Thanksgiving week is here, which usually means a quiet week without much happening. That’s not the case this year, starting with Rebel Kettle and an insane Black Friday line-up. The brewery is releasing three beers that day to go with its Black Friday brunch menu. First up is Mouthful of Cookies, the second pastry stout

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The 1836 Club Builds Freshness and Flexibility into Their Menu

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The beauty of the 1836 Club has always been the ability to transform itself into what the members are needing at any given time. Day-to-day it is a great place to stop off for a quiet drink and grab dinner, but it can be a place to hold a private business meeting, a place to

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The Meteor Cafe to Close December 1

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Stifft Station cafe and bike shop The Meteor will close its Little Rock location at the end of this month. Its last day is December 1. The Meteor took over the former Spokes bicycle shop in July 2017 and quickly became a reliable community hub for the Stifft Station and Capitol View neighborhoods. The closure

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Rumbles: The Capital's Seafood House Closes, Ceci's Midnight Madness, Cheba Hut Coming Soon

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Less than a year after opening, The Capital’s Seafood House in downtown Little Rock appears to be closed. The electronic marquee last week read “Closed” all week; now, it’s turned completely off and several signs and posters have been removed from the windows. There’s been no response at the listed phone number, and the restaurant’s

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Growlers: Cheers to John the Beer Snob, Lost Forty S'morest Queen

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It’s a pretty quiet week in Central Arkansas’ beer scene, but there are still a few items to let you know about. Today at 4 p.m., Lost Forty Brewing’s Freshcut Monday release is S’morest Queen, a variation on the brewery’s popular Forest Queen Milk Chocolate Stout. S’morest Queen takes the base chocolate stout recipe and

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Local Thanksgiving Ordering Guide (2019)

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Low Ivy Catering is offering a great lineup of holiday sides including an option to just get a little of everything. Orders are due by November 23rd, pickup is on the 27th. The full menu is here. 42 Bar and Table has a great lineup including three different turkey options, 2 different dressings and a ton

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Abbi's Teas and Things Shines with Beautiful Fall Menu

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Much like the rest of the country, Little Rock isn’t exactly a tea city. For centuries, coffee has been preferred to tea, going back all the way to the Revolutionary War and a certain tea party in Boston Harbor. In the minds of the colonists, tea became representative of Great Britain, so naturally coffee became

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Eat Local/Ball Local with the Little Rock Trojans

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We are teaming up with the Little Rock Trojans for the inaugural Eat Local/Ball Local event tomorrow night at the Jack Stephen’s Center while the Trojan Women take on LSU for the home opener. Since the branding of the Trojans as “Little Rock’s Team” several years ago, we have worked with them to bring more

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