Rock City Eats
Brightly colored trees and the crisp fall temps beg you to grab a chunky sweater and cozy up with a comforting cocktail from Trio’s. The new fall menu is a collaboration of a trio from Trio’s. Lauran Pollock and Bob Fureigh brought contributions addition alongside our esteemed Merrick Fagan. Take a stroll down memory lane […]
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Once again, we find ourselves reporting on more international recognition for the absolutely brilliant Rock Town Distillery in the SoMa neighborhood. This time around, the adulation is coming from the 2019 iteration of The Whisky Bible, written by renowned whiskey connoisseur Jim Murray. Four different Rock Town spirits received a 94/100 rating this time around:
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Fall is easily my favorite season for cocktails. Things start to cool off and stronger flavors start to come out after a light and fruity spring and summer. Petit & Keet takes full advantage of the cooler temps by stoking up the fire on the patio and ushering in a new round of cocktails. Head
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Lost Forty’s best fall beer is out today at the taproom. No, not The Hunter Oktoberfest, which is quite good but comes out in the summer. Today for Freshcut Monday, Lost Forty is releasing its Baltic Porter under a new name. Puffy Jacket is a robust 9 percent ABV porter packing tons of chocolate, coffee
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Just a few months after opening their new spot on the popular 300 block of Main street, Ira’s Restaurant is making the decision to rebrand as Allsopp & Chapple beginning Tuesday, October 30th. The move comes after careful consideration and evaluation from the ownership and a desire to connect more strongly with the Main street revitalization
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One of the city’s most original food festivals hits this weekend. The Arkansas Cornbread Festival is set for Saturday from 11 a.m. until 4 p.m. The festival is in the SoMa neighborhood and takes up three blocks of Main Street. Teams will be serving their unique takes on cornbread throughout the day; previous years have
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Maybe I have a soft spot in my heart for the SoMa area because I live in the neighborhood, but it seems that no other area of the city is hitting its stride quite as well as the South side of Main street. With spots like South on Main, The Root, Loblolly, Core, Midtown, and
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Little Rock’s most anticipated annual beer release is here. On Saturday, Lost Forty Brewing sold its first 4-packs of Nighty Night Barrel-Aged Imperial Stout at the entertaining Festival of Darkness. If you missed the party this weekend, you still have a chance to get Nighty Night today. Lost Forty is continuing the release party today
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Ok, so maybe saving the world is a little bit of a stretch. But the greatest part about the World Cheese Dip Championship taking place this Saturday at the Clinton Presidential Center is that it very directly impacts the lives of people who need it the most, changing the world in many ways for them.
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Travel anywhere, and you will find Little Rock is a bit of an anomaly in the cocktail scene. The strength of the market is in restaurants, not the average bar with a few exceptions. This is in large part due to the food requirements set on establishments that make so that if you want to
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