Stopped in with my buddy while on a road trip heading back to Texas. We were both impressed. Very…read morenice and clean establishment with tasty fresh home cooked foods. I had some roast and fried chicken with a variety of excellent vegetables. The cornbread by itself was worth going back for!!!! The ownership and staff were all friendly as could be. Will definitely be coming back next time I'm out that way!!!

This restaurant has a great variety and friendly service. There are so many selections.read more

We were headed to Hope to meet family. Found Dannie's…read moreonline. Reservations are required but they had room for 2 that night. Completely chose this place for it's uniqueness. We were not disappointed. It is OUT IN THE COUNTRY. Drive in was a little sketchy but we never heard banjoes. Super eclectic remodeled old barn. Staff was very welcoming and we actually visited with the owners for a while. Scallops for appetizer followed by Crab Cakes and Redfish with Crawfish Etouffe on top. Saved room for Creme Brulee. Did not get to try the cheesecake Every item was top notch. Next time we will have to try the beef side of the menu, or maybe the lamb? Well worth the extra driving.

You must have a reservation to eat here! But you should get you one of those the next time you are…read morearound Hope, Arkansas! This place is one of "those" places. They look like it won't be any good, if you can even find it in the first place. But I promise you won't be disappointed. I missed talking pics of our dinner for to a phone call. But I took pics of dessert! This was or 2nd trip to Dannie's Cafe. It is so good. I recommend the pork chop. And if you like coffee ... get coffee. It comes to your table in a French press coffee pot. Mmmm. I would go just for coffee if you didn't need a reservation. Lol! But please ... And I can't stress this enough. If you make a reservation for 10 ...bring 10 people. They are a very small place and have to plan their dinner service according to the reservations. I have had the filet Oscar style and I wanted to lick my plate afterwards but I didn't because I'm a lady. You don't have to dress up because the café is in a barn shaped building but don't worry the food isn't barn food. Its 5 star food. Yes! In Hope Arkansas!! Do it make the reservation!!

Friendly service, great food, amazing matcha latte, and comfortable atmosphere! Next time I visit…read moreLittle Rock, I'll be sure to come back!

First time here. Lovely ambience, very polite and helpful service, coffee was excellent. A DIY…read moreplace, stand in line to order, sit down and they bring it to you. Only serve sugar ir stevia - yuck. But they did have dairy alternatives. No strawberry jam but decent blackberry. I ordered my eggs poached - not available. Then ordered them scrambled very, very, very soft - they came out hard scrambled. Yuck! The toast was good, free refills of brewed coffee. Overall, good (worth coming back) but not outstanding.

A place of this quality in the boonets of Arkansas. This could just as well be a four star eatery…read morein a big city for simple meals. The decor, cleanliness are fabulous. Great layout. The plating is being done by someone who has trained where eyes provide appetite. Possibly Johnson & Wales, but I digress. About three weeks ago on a Friday or Saturday. The Game & Fish we're across the street giving out trees

The customer service was great and the food was outstanding. I definitely recommend this…read morerestaurant for anyone near or traveling near Lonoke, Arkansas. I would definitely come back!

This place was sooooo good. They serve REAL food, and it's REAL good…read more We started with cheese stuffed tots (with little pieces of jalapeños in the center). My husband looked at me and said, "what are we eating"? When I told him what it was, he said, "these are delicious, why don't more places serve these"? So, that should tell you something, but, what really made these delicious is that they were homemade (not a mass sold frozen boxed product). We then ordered chicken fried steak and eggs. The chicken fried steak was delicious and obviously homemade. It was served with biscuits and gravy and grits. When the biscuit arrived, I was instantly deceived- it looked to be a hard, overcooked biscuit. Boy, was I wrong. This biscuit was pure perfection. It had a buttery, crisp outside and was soft and delicious on the inside. This was such a great find during our stay in Heber Springs. If you are looking for exceptional home cooking, this is the real deal.

We loved Peggy Sue's Place! My mom, daughter and I decided to come here for breakfast. Just around…read morethe corner from her, we walked into this cute restaurant decorated with chickens and chicks!! We walked in and sat anywhere we wanted. For Christmas eve, we caught them at a time that wasn't too busy. My daughter and I ordered their country fried steak with eggs and a biscuit & gravy. My mom ordered French toast with bacon. Their gravy isn't a sausage gravy, but if you want it to be, they can make it happen! Our food didn't take long! We were enjoying it quickly and it was tasty!! Hot biscuits, with chunks of sausage, my over medium eggs were almost over hard, but still tasty. Their French toast was delicious too! Customer service was phenomenal! Everyone we spoke to was really nice. I got to say hello and Merry Christmas to Peggy Sue herself! (And she loves her chickens!!!!) Take care, everyone! Happy Holidays!

Very nice staff. Great location downtown by the Marriott. Best biscuits and gravy I've ever had…read more Great place.

Service has always been great. Recently the owners have become even more corrupt. Unwilling to hire…read moremore front of house staff so they can partake in the tip pool. Federally illegal and unethical. When confronted about it they will lie and say their mother is the owner. Well they still manage the restaurant if that's the case and managers cannot partake in the tip pool either. Making salary or making money from sales revenue but still messing with their employee's money. Shame on them. No wonder their plan for a third restaurant was shot down and their 2nd restaurant shut down. If you do decide to eat here tip the actual servers in CASH. Their credit card tips are split and management gets to put their hands in it. Truly disgusting and despicable.

Great home style cooking! Will return again! Thanks for your hospitality!…read moreCan't wait to see you again!

Raw Fish! Turnip greens and okara were good but likely came from a can. My family refused to feed…read morethe fish to our pets.

AC struggled to keep up with the crowd, but the food was amazing as was the coffee! Chorizo tacos…read morewere perfect and the hash brown casserole was literally amazing! Fabulous spot!

We knew this little spot was jammed on Saturdays (closed on Sundays) so we went during the week…read more There is seating on a little front deck, as well as inside. We had breakfast: I had the croissant special (tomato jam, bacon, cheese -- the tomato jam really made the sammich, and the croissant was moist not crumbly) and spouse had the French toast stack (piled up brioche with eggs and choice of breakfast protein, he had sausage patties). We had lattes: mine with honey and cinnamon (cafe con miel), his was vanilla, both hot and quite sweet. The food was excellent! The popular fuss is legit, and the counter service was courteous. We ate at a two-top along the counter but might have enjoyed being outside more, especially as they got busier.

Here's a place I found a few weeks ago and brought my family to. We had a quick breakfast of ham…read moreand cheese and western omelets with a pancake. All was delicious especially the pancake. Fairly cheap prices with lots of food we couldn't finish it all. We are planning on stopping by in a few days to try out lunch. The restaurant had a very friendly and helpful staff especially our waitress in training which made our day. Over all it was a clean , warm and happy experience for us all. The only down fall was some of the booths were a bit on the small side for some of us bigger folks. Looking forward to our next visit.

We are driving across the USA on I40 and needed to stop for a relaxing lunch. The Farmers Table was…read morea perfect match. We got there after the rush. I think it is important to know that. The ladies were super. It's a true diner. Our lunch was simple at hit the spot. We were soon on our way. I would definitely stop here again.

We got off to a bit of a rocky start at The Buttered Biscuit. We arrived with only one group…read morephysically ahead of us, but quickly realized people were joining the waitlist online before arriving. After overhearing several groups being told they were "next," we decided to bypass the wait and grab seats at the bar--which turned out to be a great decision. Note to self: join the online waitlist from afar next time! From there, everything was wonderful. We ordered the pigs in a biscuit, but our server misheard us and brought the biscuit basket instead--a very happy accident! She gave us four spreads to try: orange honey butter, bacon jam, raspberry jam, and apple butter. The biscuits were fabulous, and the orange honey butter was incredible. The bacon jam was another favorite--we liked it so much that we ordered a large container to take home. I make a bacon vinaigrette dressing from time to time and wanted to try using it, and it turned out perfectly. We had coffee and the Surf & Turf Bloody Mary, which was excellent with just the right amount of spice. For brunch, we ordered the sweet potato hash without the onions and peppers and added goat cheese--it was delicious. The bacon avocado Bennie was perfectly prepared, and we added a single pancake that was wonderful because it wasn't overly sweet. What started a little rocky ended up being a fantastic brunch. Great food, friendly service, and so many little touches that made the meal memorable. We would absolutely go back--just with our names already on that waitlist!

WOW this place was BUSY! For a Saturday morning breakfast rush, that's usually a great sign. Even…read morewith 10 tables ahead of us, we were seated in about 20 minutes, which felt very reasonable. The service started out incredibly strong. Our server greeted us immediately and had drinks on the table within three minutes. At first, I was ready to call this some of the best service we've had in Little Rock. The restaurant was also noticeably clean, which helped The Buttered Biscuit stand out. Cleanliness has become an issue at many Little Rock restaurants lately, but this place was well-maintained and inviting. Keep up the great work there. Pigs in a Biscuit -- $8.99 These were delicious. The biscuits absolutely live up to the hype. Nothing more to say, definitely order these. Biscuit and Gravy Meal -- $13.99 The biscuit was easily a 7 out of 5. Seriously, that good. The gravy was good as well, and the whole meal really hit the spot. Countryman Bowl -- $14.99 This one was just okay. There was plenty of bacon and ham, but the potatoes were cold and tasted like they had been sitting under a heat lamp before being thrown onto the plate. If the potatoes and eggs had been served hot, this could have been very good. As served, it was just average. Unfortunately, the service took a sharp turn after we ordered. Our server never came back to the table, our drinks remained empty for the rest of the meal, the coffee we ordered never arrived, and the kids' side of bacon was never brought out. Overall, The Buttered Biscuit has excellent biscuits, a clean dining room, and a promising start to service but the experience needs more consistency.