Rock City Eats
The owners of At the Corner announced today their newest project, Henrietta’s, that will be in the former Andina Cafe located on the corner of 3rd street and River Market Avenue. Co-Owner Helen Grace King says the restaurant “will focus on unique ways to incorporate lush harvest and vegetation into modern plates & drinks for […]
New Restaurant, Henrietta's, Coming to Third Street in the River Market Read More »
Flyway Brewing has a busy week ahead with a couple of events and some old favorites back on tap. On Wednesday, it’s the Flyway for the Birds beer dinner with Audubon Arkansas, featuring five dishes with wild bird meat on the menu. Each of the five courses is paired with a Flyway brew, which should
Growlers: Flyway Beer Dinner, Rebel Kettle C Street, Lost Forty Ice Day Read More »
Community Bakery has been a neighborhood staple of south Main street long before SoMa was even a thing, it opened up on Main in 1952 after spending the first couple of years in Rose City. They produce fantastic bread used by restaurants all over the city, delicious pastries and cakes sold in house, and a
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It feels like we say this every few months, but major congratulations are again in order for Little Rock’s Rock Town Distillery. The distillery features prominently in the upcoming 2020 release of Jim Murray’s Whisky Bible with five whiskeys rated as “Liquid Gold” in the annual guide. All five were rated between 94.5 and 96
Rumbles: Accolades for Rock Town, The Rail Yard Turns 1, South on Main Wine Dinner Read More »
If you’ve driven near War Memorial Stadium any time over the past few months, you’ve probably seen the small white building turning into a new restaurant on Van Buren St. It’s been coming for most of 2019, but now Hillcrest Little Bakery is open for business. Owned by Scott Loye and managed by his daughter
First Look: Hillcrest Little Bakery is Now Open Read More »
This week’s big beer event is the quarterly tap takeover from the Arkansas Brewers Guild at Stone’s Throw’s new Stifft Station taproom. Every three months, the guild brings beer from brewers all over Arkansas to one brewery to promote the state’s beer scene and allow people to try some brews they couldn’t get otherwise. Almost
Growlers: Brewers Guild Tap Takeover, Stone's Throw Kentucky Waterfall Read More »
There is a certain charm about breweries outside of the major metropolitan areas of the state. It feels like a boozy pilgrimage to go visit places like Prestonrose, Gravity BrewWorks, Slate Rock, and others that exist in little pockets of the state. It is an adventure that the breweries in Little Rock and NWA can’t
StudDuck Beers is Not Your Typical Brewery Read More »
Copper Grill will see new ownership starting tomorrow (November 1) with former Cajun’s Wharf general manager Dan Kovach along with business partner Lelan Stice. Copper Grill was opened in 2007 in the first floor of the 300 Third Tower, during the condo growth of the period, by experienced restauranteur Mary Beth Ringgold. The restaurant leaned
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Tomorrow is the last day to submit your nominations for the fourth class of the Arkansas Food Hall of Fame, presented by the Department of Arkansas Heritage. Every year, the hall of fame inducts three local restaurants that have been continuously open for at least 25 years. Nine restaurants are in the Arkansas Food Hall
Rumbles: Food Hall of Fame Nominations Ending, Ohia Poke Closes Read More »
I’ve visited a number of event venues in the Little Rock area, many offering a secluded, rustic retreat for your event. That seems to always be code for a long drive out of the city. Rusty Tractor Vineyards and their event space Sunset Lodge is a quick 15 minutes from downtown, yet offers the experience
First Look: Rusty Tractor Vineyards is the Perfect Escape for Events Read More »