First time here at Wrights and it was a great experience. The staff welcomes you with a smile and…read moredirections to follow the line for delicious bbq. As you walk in you meet the meat cutter and he takes your order. I had the 2 meat plate with turkey and sausage. My sides were chips and a sweet potato. I also had a sweet tea. We decided to enjoy a comfy booth in the AC!!! The portions were fair and the food looked amazing on my tray. We sat down and boom! Delicious turkey and sausage. I made couple half sandwiches with some white bread. The smoked sweet potato was the best part of my meal. It was so sweet and delicious. Overall great place for a lunch stop after biking 10-12 miles!!! We will be back. My best friend had the Woopig sandwich with pulled pork, sausage and cole slaw on he side. He enjoyed it immensely! They also have some shaded outdoor seating.

A must stop in Bentonville! Completely worth the hype - the BBQ is outstanding! I admittedly panic…read moreordered in line when it came to the sides but they turned out incredible as well (mashed potatoes and cole slaw). Pulled pork was definitely my favorite of the day, it pairs perfect with the pickled onions and pickles. My partner isn't big on pork so we got chicken nachos as well, the cheese sauce was elite. Highly doubt there is a bad thing on the menu.

We enjoyed a fabulous lunch at Table Mesa…read more We were surprised at how dead it was inside on a Wednesday for lunch, plenty of tables available. We got seated right away. We had nice and attentive service. I ordered the Santa Monica club, which is actually a wrap. But was delicious and was able to swap out my side of fries for the Esquites which were also good. My husband ordered the pork tacos with black beans and rice, also delicious. Very pleased with this choice. And it's in a lovely setting right on the town square.

Funny how different platforms gives different reviews, but hey, we let the food and experience do…read morethe talking. My first time in Bentonville, and what a way to start. Literally across the street from the very first Walmart (Walton's), and whether you love 'em or hate 'em, it's pretty cool history. The food, you ask? Fabulous!!! The chips were homemade and crispy, with the house salsa being fabulous, we got their HOT salsa as well, which was super flavorful, but certainly not hot. Of course we started with Margaritas (The Hollywood), which infused pineapple into the drink and I could have downed 5. Had to drive back to the hotel, so one was sufficient. Yum! I had the Curry Chicken Burrito... what???! Curry in a burrito?? Incredible!! My compadre had some sort of chicken tostada thing that was also a hit. The ambience was upscale modern, but not too flashy with plenty of room between the tables. A gigantic thanks to Rosa for turning the 4.5 stars into 5! She was friendly, funny and efficient with a smile that brightened the night! Highly recommended if you are in Bentonville, Arkansas! Cheers

The perfect date night restaurant when you want something between a chain restaurant and an…read moreexpensive higher end option. The atmosphere is laid back and fun, but intimate enough to enjoy time to talk and enjoy the meal. The menu has a wide variety of options so it's a great place for most anyone, including picky eaters. The service is amazing, the waiter we had checked on us just enough to feel taken care of but wasn't constantly checking in. They have an amazing patio and friendly staff everywhere you look. I can't recommend it highly enough.

The only redeeming quality was the service. The employees were so kind and welcoming!…read more Now to the bad part, we got the deviled eggs - the description: deviled eggs with million dollar bacon and shrimp. Well the egg is fried which I was not expecting, due to the egg being fried it was over cooked, the deviled part was bland and the bacon was "hundred dollar bacon" at best. For our entree we got the bbq for two, the chicken tasted like they tried too hard to get the smoke flavor, the baked beans were just straight up bad - I don't think they used the right beans, the slaw was not slaw-ing, the pulled pork was ok if you changed your mindset to it being a roast, the ribs weren't memorable. Now this is coming from someone who grew up in Memphis and knows about good bbq so maybe I'm being too harsh and it's my fault that I order bbq from a non bbq restaurant, but imo if you're gonna serve it, do it right or take it off the menu.