Super-friendly & knowledgeable staff, great beers, and really good Happy Hour options! My wife and…read moreI came in on a Friday afternoon, we loved the beers so much that we grabbed 3 6-packs on the way out. Happy hours included half price pints and some really good bar snacks... I would recommend the sampler that came with onion rings, cheese fries, chicken bites (get the dry rub!), and egg roll boudin. This place is so secure in the quality of the beer that they offer that our bartender actually recommended that we go to another place to compare: Moody Brews a couple of miles south. We decided to stay for a while and sample the beers at this place instead, playing rummy and watching a bowl game on TV. A perfect spot for all of that!!

I was excited to check this brewery out when I was visiting Little Rock. My family and I sat down…read moreat a table. The server took our drink order. He brought our drinks. We were also going to order food. However, after 10-15 minutes of not getting our order taken, we lost all hope. I went up to the bar & paid for my beer. I told the bartender that our sever was basically MIA during our entire time there. Not sure what the deal was with the server. The brewery certainly wasn't busy at the time. Maybe he didn't like kids. Who knows.

Great fine art gallery. Features local artists. Owners were very friendly. This will be first stop…read moreon any future trips

This art gallery was amazing! The owners were so knowledgeable and kind! This was the highlight of…read morethe Art Walk for sure! They had so many amazing pieces of art, and their excitement was contagious as they described each piece! You have got to check out this gallery next time you are in Eureka Springs!

At first I thought it was the Arkansas Studly Institute and was hoping to meet some hunks here…read more That didn't pan out, but maybe it did for someone else, since after all, I visited here ;) This gorgeous building in downtown Little Rock right across from the River Market looks brand new. It's impressive, original, and imposing. It looks nothing like the rest of downtown, but is impressive and memorable.

The Arkansas Studies Institute is a branch off of the Central Arkansas Library System. I love the…read moreInstitute! They have tons of local and regional art - many of my favorite local artists, actually. The building is brand new - well designed, well laid out, and overall very clean and organized. They also have large, rotating exhibits, which never cease to impress. ASI also participates in Second Friday Night Art Walk. You can have some food and drink, while socializing and admiring/purchasing some great art work. You may even have a chance to meet some of the featured artists. Check it out!

It's rare for me to give less than 4 stars. But this was not what I was expecting. I really thought…read morethere was going to be history of the trail of tears which is why we came. Also the Heritage website is confusing so we went to the wrong place first. But the artwork was pretty and it is free to go through the museum so it wasn't a total loss. I do appreciate all the Arkansas made art. I'd still say to visit as long as you are aware what it is. To be fair, they did appear to have a section blocked off so I wonder if they were changing out the displays.

This museum is free and gives you a history lesson on Arkansas. It not only has a brick and motar…read morebuilding, but their are mock log cabins and other similar structures across the street. There is also a private parking lot for the museum on that side of the street and you will find metered street parking within a reasonable walking distance. You can enter the museum from two opposing sides. The main entrance has some enticing sculptures out front and are popular with people taking pictures on. I will admit that their is not much to this museum. It is two levels of exhibits that are available to view. The first is where you will find an information booth, gift shop, meeting room and open space vacant exhibit area. The only actual exhibit on the first floor is Conspicuous Consumption: If you've got it, flaunt it! That displays antique furniture and artifacts. The second floor has the majority of the exhibits including Arkansas art, some of which you can purchase, a large native American exhibit, and the Sturgis Children's Gallery, which is pretty much a kids play area. The native American exhibit is the most detailed and where I spent the majority of my time. The knife exhibit was closed while I was there. I really wanted to see it, but oh well. Visiting the museum is 100% free, but they do offer paid tours. In addition to the inside exhibits, the tour includes a mock historic town located outdoors that has brick/wood made buildings and structures. This is a nice museum. It is pretty clean and well organized. I spent about an hour checking out the museum and walking the grounds. It is definitely a must see while in Little Rock.

Really cool stop off. I'm glad we stopped, we really needed to just stretch our legs and this was a…read morenice way to get some walking in see some historical items and land formations and just enjoy the woods.

All closed up in January. Not a lot to do in the area . It had snowed and almost the whole state…read moreshut down.

If this is the Arkansas Journey Tours I rely on for dependable transportation in Conway, Arkansas,…read morethey are the best bar none. When I was just out of surgery needing transportation to my doctors, they were always on time. I was having severe difficulty getting into the vans and their drivers very gently picked me up and put me into the vans. They were always timely, courteous, and good drivers - and since I used to drive medical transport, I know what a good driver looks like. I still use them for local transportation as they are very reliable and cost competitive with the local cabs - which are not nearly as reliable even if you book ahead. I cannot say enough good things about Arkansas Journey Tours. They are the best.

We took a tour today on the Segway and it was awesome. Learned how to ride a Segway and it was easy…read moreand the shop had cool helmets to wear. Matt was very knowledgeable about Little Rock and we loved seeing the Heifer urban farm! Would go again and we would recommend to friends.

From the owner: Segway tours in Little Rock's River Market District, including Clinton Presidential Park, Heifer…read moreInternational, and Riverfront Park. Please call or email for a reservation. We welcome walk-ins but sometimes the shop is closed during regular business hours because we're all out on tour.

The staff was awesome from the start! We had a short wait for the tour so like any adult with no…read morekids along, I bought a bag of stuff to sluice for a diamond....or something. I came away with no diamonds but some decent sized stones, one of which was amethyst. The first cavern was the big one. It had some beautiful formations. We received great information from our guide and a little history lesson. Be sure to wear shoes with good grip as the stone steps may be damp as you go lower. At the bottom of the second cavern, you are 110 feet below ground level. Again, wear the right shoes as it is damp. The formations were beautifully lit for your viewing pleasure. If you are visiting Branson, this is just a little more than 30 minutes on down the road!

A must see if you are traveling in Arkansas…read more We were staying in Hot Springs which was a 3 hr drive but it was totally worth it! They have two caves but we only did the mystic cavern one due to time. They closed at 5. They also have a pretty extensive gift shop filled with crystals and knick knacks. The tour lasted about 45 minutes. Make sure your shoes can get wet because the cave floors were damp and had puddles. It can also be chilly in the caverns. Amazing experience! P.S I have to say driving up the mountain to get here was a journey in itself! There were not many pit stops to use the restroom and the only real food place was subway which was about 30 minutes from the caverns. They have a small community in the mountains but it is small and not everything is always open. Beautiful drive up though. Not for the faint of heart if you are scared of heights because there are many drop offs where you see the valleys 1000 ft below.

I had a super amazing time in this tour. It's so beautiful down there. The cave structures are…read moreabsolutely amazing. They kept things natural. It was really comfortable, good walkways. Some tours may or may not have steps. Ask first. Cool down there, visually & temperature wise. Lots to see, truly amazing, pretty natural structures. There were parts of the cave closed to us that had bats. Their gift store sold the prettiest bracelet with different natural stones on it. It was a great day.

The Caverns were beautiful, tour guide was very sweet and informative. We did the Dripstone trail…read more(i believe), nice and cool down there and they had lighting to show what they were talking about, just all around really awesome. The front staff were also super nice and helped us out when needed! 10/10 would recommend