My husband and come to Eureka Springs every year to celebrate our wedding anniversary. We never…read moreleave town without a trip to the Stone House. The wine selection is amazing but we always seem to end up with our glass of port. We also get their largest charcuterie board- a real feast. I cannot say enough good things about this place. Everything about it is top notch- wine, food, service, and ambiance. We have also met some wonderful people which just adds to the whole experience. It is a real treat we look forward to every year.

Amazing experience, I've never enjoyed eating crab as much as I did here....they crack the…read morelegs/claws for you!

Love this local gem! Great selection, friendly staff and a loyalty program. Go check it out!!read more

Just wonderful!!!! We love the people and all the local items they sell. The quality of all…read moreproducts is exceptional

Awesome little specialty shop with sauces, spices, and spreads. We tried the hot pepper jam while…read morebrowsing and fell in love, even bought a jar to take home and snack on. Service was very friendly and they kept offering samples, which I highly enjoyed. The store was clean and organized. Overall, a neat speciality shop to check out while in Eureka!

We loved this place! We got to try the sauces before buying, which is rare at stores. Anthony was…read moreawesome and made so many great suggestions. What a cool, fun, place with plenty of unique hot sauces to try! Go check them out!

Had the pleasure of stopping by this factory during our day trip in Eureka Springs. It's a one-stop…read moreshop for those visiting from out of state. As it has merchandise, t-shirts, candy and sweets galore. From fudge, to candied nuts, and jaw breakers, there's something for everyone. My favorite were the candied pecans. It's nice because they have a large selection of sweets to choose from. The employees were very friendly too. The store is big and quaint. I strongly recommend coming to support this business.

my husband and I drove up from Springdale Arkansas to Eureka Springs. We bought chewy praline and…read moreanother item. I'm commenting on the chewy praline. It didn't taste like anything just kinda like brown sugar. Definitely not like it used to be.

This review is based on the experience of a visitor to Eureka…read more Hart's is the place to get groceries if you are visiting Eureka. On a recent trip with the kids we decided that we would eat at the cabin one night and grill some steaks, corn, and potatoes. What better way to celebrate being at a cabin, right? That is why we ended up at Hart's. This is like many small groceries stores you find in small towns throughout the country. It is what I remember groceries stores used to be like so that nostalgia always gets me. Does it have the best selection? No. Does it have everything you need? Probably not. But, is it still a great place to go? Absolutely. We were able ti find everything we needed for our meal and then some. We even picked up some firewood and smore's supplies. Heck yeah! If you are staying at a place with a grill or kitchen, don't forget to get your groceries here.

Prices are high, store was not clean and got overcharged on a sale item. Called it out to the…read morecashier and he really could have cared less so we just let it go. Won't be back. I know you're the only grocery store in town but there's no excuse for this.

Good shop for kitchen gadgets, jams, jellies, chutneys, coffee and tea. We probably spent 15-20…read moreminutes browsing and ended up purchasing a few items. My reason for awarding 4 out of a possible 5 is prices. Yes they have Gourmet in their name but everything is expensive!

The owner is very nice! He clearly cares about his customers and is knowledgeable about Eureka…read moreSprings.

We usually live this place as we come about 1-2x per year but today the sales people who may be new…read moreas we hadn't seen them here before- we much into selling rather than making sure we got what we needed. Our rewards entitled us to a small bottle free. I had 2 small bottles on counter already. Salesperson told me to go choose another bottle for my free one. Why can't I get one of my 2 selected for free I asked. She reluctantly said I guess you can do that. Obviously wanted to upsell us. Which is fine but give me my TRUE options. We will not be back here due to this.

So I never knew there was so much to olive oil until the family was feeling the charcuterie…read morefantasies. We spent almost an hour here. Get prepared you're going to walk out of here an expert in olive oil! We even got to meet one of the owners. I thought it was super nice of him to really take the time and educate us on his adventures.

My husband and I enjoyed hopping on and off the trolley for the day and were excited to see a…read morewinery listed as one of the stops. When we got off the trolley, there were no signs for the winery, so we pulled up the GPS and saw that it was behind the building we were looking at. We scrambled down a gravel hill to get to the building, which didn't really show signs of life but did have an Open sign. We were glad we took the chance to enter, as the space was quite lovely. We enjoyed a tasting with a kind and knowledgeable sommelier and took home a bottle of maybe the best Chardonnay I've had. Overall great experience - just be prepared for the mini scavenger hunt/scramble if you're on foot!

Nice small winery…read more Often I find that small wineries in areas not know for growing grapes, produce some questionable wines. The wine here was actually pretty good. Even their semi sweet wines had character. We actually thought their Chardonnay and red blend wines were worth buying... and we had agreed not to buy any wine if we didn't think it was definitely worth the price. Our server was very engaging, and helpful. The place itself was nice. Not to be compared to a large California winery, but among the many small tasting rooms across the country, this is on the nicer side.