Was expecting some good things from seeing the great ratings. Walked in and it was hot. I guess the…read moreAC was out but everyone in the brewery looked hot. Decent selection of 9 beers on draft. Chose the Magazine Red Ale. Fairly tasty but was a 5 out of 10 on the cold beer scale. Was really wanting a cold, cold beer no dice. Here is our brewery ratings: 1. Friendliness upon entering - 5 2. Good selection -6 3. COLD beer - 2 4. Good tasting beer - 6 5. Adult friendly - 8 6. Not too loud - 8 7. Friendly knowledgeable tender - 7 8. Clean bar top/tables - 7 9. Good food NA 10. Outdoor seating area - 6 Overall score 54. Rating - 6 Would I drive out of the way to come back? Unfortunately not with the AC out.

Seat yourself, order some brews and some delicious eats. The ballpark nachos with pulled pork and…read moresmash burger were great. We enjoyed all the beers we tasted. Service was great. They have a nice patio for cooler Weather and also nice that they have ample parking. If you haven't been yet, time To go to Arkansas' oldest brewery!

We stopped in after a long walk and visiting the art museum. This is a good neighborhood brewery…read more The bartender was very friendly and attentive, and there was plenty of seating and a relaxed pace. Several regular customers came and went while we were there. The beer selection was IPA-centric plus a couple high alcohol content options and some very basic beers. The Imperial Octoberfest seemed a little flat. We ordered some Alaskan Dumplings from the food truck and they were excellent.

Awesome local treasure tucked away in MacArthur Park near downtown. It's not the most well-known…read morebrewery in Little Rock, but it's low-key vibe and gritty spirit have made it a neighborhood favorite. Come sit at the bar and you are guaranteed to have a good conversation with one of the bartenders, or sit on the patio and eat from one of the food trucks they have parked outside.

While traveling in the Hot Springs Arkansas area we stumbled on this brewery in the woods. Great…read morelittle place with very friendly people. I tried a small flight of beers and they were all great in their own way. Some changed flavor with food but that was great. I had a beer brat to go with my flight. Great time was had by all. Id suggest stopping if you are ever in the area.

We drove out to this place in the woods. It is on a farm way out in the country. It is built in two…read moreshipping containers. We really enjoyed the beer and talking with the owner. He has only one small brew kettle so he is constantly brewing to keep up. We enjoyed a flight that included sweet tea beer and pineapple brew. Both were unique but very tasty. We sat outside and enjoyed the beer and bratwurst. Fun place to stop by if you are in the area.

Very nice distillery in Little Rock that makes their spirits and flavored spirits without cutting…read morecorners and using ingredients that were not created in a lab. All flavored beverages are made with the actual food: ginger, basil, cacao, you name it. We sampled several items and had a hard time deciding. We ordered a couple drinks and left with a few bottles of our favorites. The bartenders were really helpful and sincerely nice and really cared about their jobs. There is a Photo Booth, lots of tables, bar seating, a retail section where you can pick out your own alcohol and merchandise and have it added to your bar tab. They have a rice based bourbon that our bartender said is a special edition release during the holidays that it would be fun to try to visit and purchase some of. Hoping to be back in the future.

I visited Rock Town Distillery while on a quick weekend trip back in September (2025). I purchased…read morea ticket online for the guided tour. I was surprised to see that they offered tours on Saturday nights. I made sure to have dinner beforehand and I'm happy that I did. I took an Uber from my hotel, but they do have a small parking lot out front. There is a maximum of 18 people for the tour. Our tour guide (spirit guide) was Abi. She was so knowledgeable and funny. She made the tour very interesting and was able to answer everyone's questions. I really enjoyed learning about the science of distilling. We got to see the barrels, bottling room, and the still house where the giant copper still and fermentation tanks are located. The tour ended in the private tasting room where we sampled an array of whiskeys, vodkas, and liqueurs. I am not a whiskey drinker, but when in Rome...lol. They had spittoons on each table that we were able to pour unwanted liquor into. We were also given small bottles of water. We were supposed to try 8 samples, but there was an extra one on the table so we ended up sampling 9. I enjoyed the flavored vodkas (salted vanilla and blueberry) as well as the liqueurs (creme de cacao, butterscotch, and coffee - which was my absolute favorite)! We were able to keep the shot glass as a souvenir. I didn't have any cash to tip Abi, but I was able to tip via Venmo. Additionally, we were offered a 15% discount on merchandise. After the tour, I sat at the bar and had a cocktail. Cole was the bartender working and he was super friendly. I had a cocktail called You've Got Mail and it was very refreshing! I was chatting with some people next to me about Negronis when Cole asked me if I had ever tried a Boulevardier (I hadn't). He explained to me that it's a Negroni made with whiskey instead of gin. He ended up making me a sample Boulevardier with the coffee liqueur. Wow, it was so good!! If you like coffee, try the coffee Boulevardier and thank me later. I had a great time at Rock Town. If I were a local, I would be a regular. If I'm ever in Little Rock again, I will definitely be making a stop at Rock Town!

What an absolute treat from start to finish. Was excited to try this based on reviews and the food…read moreand kitchy decor did not disappoint. While the atmosphere was less than lively at 2 PM on a Wednesday, I could see this would be a great evening spot out with your friends. We kicked off with the potato wedges and OMG they were so good and the dipping sauces were so unusual, it was the perfect appetizer as we sat down starving. I had the.Peace Out bowl with grilled chicken and loved all the textures. Could've done without the pickled carrots in the bowl, that was a weird addition. Maybe would've been better as aside. My friend had the Al Pastor tacos and we enjoyed them both. Service was steady and efficient. I look forward to trying it again maybe having a cocktail or beer on my next visit.

Service was very good, no complaints. From hostess to the waiter, 5 starts…read more The food? Meh. Was ok. The birria is my go-too every where I go, tortilla, cheese, meat ratio was great, I'd even say they were very generous with meat, which I appreciated (and that's rare). The consommé was lacking, which unfortunately can make or break this dish. I perceived it was watered down to go further? Not sure, but the meat barely had the flavor as well, so not sure if this was an isolated batch issue, or just the original recipe. I could absolutely tell, the base flavor would have been good, it just reallllly needed to be more concentrated. Meat was cooked perfectly though. Rice was on point too, as a side... (and a lot of places screw up rice). I love this brand, and frequent their other establishment, so had high hopes. Recommendation for kids menu... the butter noodles... coming from a mom of several, add salt and parsley to it. Gives it a little ZIP! You had potato wedges on menu as well, maybe offer it "plain" for kids, with ketchup. I do realize it's a taco place, but parents look at kid menus before coming. When all else fails for kids, "French fries" usually work. Oh!! We sat on patio, could smell the dumpsters, if you could move them, that would be a great change. Especially in the summer heat.

They just moved! Great little space - better than usual…read moreservice, decent selection considering how small it is, and an especially nice selection of wines (which, with a name like that, duh). Although the new location is considerably smaller than the old one, it's carefully stocked so that it too more of a loss in volume than selection. The beer selection also stood out, I found exactly what I was looking for, and for decent prices. We came in specifically stocking up for a holiday party, so let me recommend the pre-mixed Evan Williams Eggnog which really hit the spot for me, and was very popular with guests ;)

This is a nice little wine/beer/liquor store adjacent to The Whole Hog Cafe on Cantrell…read more Both people who have been working when I went in were very helpful and informative. I also heard them on the phone once advising a caller on what the best deal was for buying beer for their event. I like when a small business would rather give a better deal and retain a client than make the quick buck. They have a good sized wine selection and from what it sounds like it turns over a lot and they'll get in anything you ask for.

This is an essential stop if you find yourself in the Hot Springs area. My wife and I stumbled…read moreacross Origami by chance when planning a weekend trip, and we couldn't be happier with our experience. Our tour was incredibly informative, engaging, and immediately answered the question of why a sake brewery can be found in the middle of Arkansas. The expertise and passion of the Origami team is undeniable. After the brewery tour, we had the opportunity to sample a few selections (including their recently released lighter seltzer varities) - as a side note, a non-alcoholic sake option was also offered as an alternative. Beyond the wonderful aesethic of the architecture and landscaping (the first sign you've made a wise choice), I love the bottle designs. Check it out, take a tour, and bring some back home for your friends (especially the White Lotus).

This place is PHENOMENAL! They are absolutely crushing the game in everything they do. Their…read morefacility is gorgeous, their staff is amazing and their sake is BOMB! Don't live in Hot Springs, but so glad they distro to FL!

This was a great dinner at The Pantry Crest. The service and ambiance were top notch. We were in…read moretown for a concert and decided to try some German food while we were there and The Pantry Crest definitely made a lasting impression. We ordered the boquerones appetizer and those anchovies on a simple baguette with roasted red bell pepper and finishings was one of the simplest and finest snack I have ever had. They reminded me of the chlebíčky (open-faced sandwiches) we had in Prague, Czech Republic. I had never had an anchovy quite like that before. Definitely an elite fishy! I ordered the roasted pork shoulder with the Czech potato dumplings and red sauerkraut. My husband order the Bratwurst and kraut. All of the items were tasty and comforting. So....we had the chocolate salami for dessert. YOU HAVE TO ORDER IT! I have never had anything like it. I intend to make some someday. I would definitely revisit this fine establishment.

I had been here before back in my previous Little Rock days and was excited to return with my wife…read morefollowing a stellar recommendation from some friends. They claimed The Pantry has the best fish and chips anywhere and THEY WERE RIGHT. First, I was struck by the vibrant trendy atmosphere that felt perfect for a Friday night. We received friendly service throughout our stay as well. We each tried a different mocktail and I was impressed! Not many places put much thought or effort into mocktails so hat's off to them in this regard. In addition to our entrees, we absolutely loved the bread and truffle deviled eggs as well. If you're looking for a recommendation, you won't be disappointed with the fish and chips. Perfectly battered and the fish melts in your mouth.