We had a blast blast singing karaoke here. Shots are good. The crowd was fun…read more No food but that was okay. Only downer was that there wasn't much filtration for the smoke.

Great bartenders, great atmosphere, and great prices. 5/5 would recommend. This place has live…read moremusic, two pool tables, beer pong, and several TVs. You won't be disappointed.

Great staff, really cool atmosphere (attached to a biker bar that we didn't go to but seemed really…read morebusy and fun!!) the staff were pleasant, are waitress was funny, friendly and helpful. We came specifically for the prime rib dinner (Fridays and Saturdays at 5pm to sold out) and we were not disappointed. It's not really marketed, but heck, when it's that good it speaks for itself!! Big portions, even better price, and cold beer.

We were in Eureka Springs for a spa day, and stopped here for lunch. I'm not sure what it is about…read morethis town. The service is peculiar. We walked in, and there were four employees gathered around talking and a delivery guy getting something signed. We walked in and nobody even acknowledged us. I said "are you open for lunch" and got "yes, go sit where you want." OK. Ordered a scotch egg. Waitress said "if we have any...". Really? It was burnt, which is a shame because the chorizo tasted good. Ordered a black and blue salad. The meat was tough and very unevenly cooked. Some parts nearly raw. GF got an open faced hot turkey thing. They just smashed a potato underneath the turkey. No sour cream, butter, etc. Funniest thing. So many Guinness signs, and yet they serve it from the can!!! The bar looked cool. I guess that is a plus.

Neat little bar, and don't let the name fool ya into expecting only beer & wine! C&K combines…read moreinteresting house-cocktails with bartenders who are willing to mix up whatever you want. Even if they've never heard of your drink. Cozy in an upscale/shiny way, with good service. We enjoyed it, and would go back!

This is a hidden gem In Fayetteville & is perfect for a night out to get drinks! Love the…read moreatmosphere and service!

The Party place in Langley Live music on weekends…read moreLickity Split the night I was there and the dance floor was full! Bartenders are slow but this is not Tulsa ! Cheap drink prices and friendly crowd This joint is very smokey!

Friendly the beer is cold the food is good and the service is great the scenery outside is good try…read moreto catch it on a Friday night for hamburgers

had so much fun last night at the drag show!! it was awesome, so many people my age, sodas were…read morecheaper than anywhere i've been, and ill definitely come back!!

I came here on a Sunday evening…read more First of all -- don't show up early. I got there when it opened, and it was a good hour before people actually showed up. It was their drag night, so there was a $5 cover charge. The only benefit was the happy hour was happening. I got a Tanqueray and tonic, a bud light, and a water bottle for $11. In West Hollywood, that would have been $30. I'm from Los Angeles and was only there because my aunt has this fantasy of me meeting Mr. Right in Fayetteville and moving there. She was so happy that I said I was coming here. Were the people friendly? Not really. Like most of the bars I've been to in Arkansas unless they know you already, they don't bend over backward toward strangers. This is a dance club you go to in a group. The crowd was a mix of younger and those in their 30s and 40s. I did see one straight couple who made it a point to hold hands in the club. He wasn't very attractive, and the "visitor to an alien planet" vibe they gave off made it easy to ignore them. Music was top 40, and there was a decent sound system. Did I meet anyone? Not one person. The bar decor is, well, kind of ugly gay bar for the 80s. It does have an outdoor area with couches and chairs. This isn't the Abbey in West Hollywood.

Stumbled into this place looking for Pizza in a town we didn't know, and what a great find!…read more Excellent pizza, fun casual place, obviously from the crowd the place to be on. Saturday night!

Great bartenders, beer, pizza, atmosphere, drinks and service!…read moreChill vibe. Good bourbon selection.

Such a fun place. Great burgers and cheesesteak. Extremely fun group of regulars who immediately…read morewelcomed us into the conversation.

Such a unique restaurant here in Hot Springs. Only brewery in a U.S. National Park. Only Brewery in…read morethe world that uses the thermal spring water. The restaurant itself is located in a historic brewhouse. With all of that being said... you can certainly expect a wait, especially during peak hours. For our party of three at about 11 on a weekday during the middle of spring break, it was about an hour wait. Thankfully, it wasn't too big of a problem. We still had some parts of Bathhouse Row that we had to explore. When there was a spot available, we got the notification through text. We headed on over. We were seated at a table right behind the host. It was shared with another pair but there was enough room so it wasn't too much of a problem. Usually, we don't drink. However, because of the uniqueness of this place, we just had to try. We aren't built for the Beer Bath that allows you to sample all 18 beers on tap. Instead, we opted for the flight which was more than enough for us. I'll be honest... I can't tell the difference at all between the different beers. Nevertheless, that speaks more to my inexperienced beer palate. The four taps that we got were all tasty and lasted us through the meal. For starter, we got the fried cauliflower. Crispy exterior that made our daily veggie intake that much more delicious. Paired very well with ranch. For main, I got Rose's Burger. The bacon jam provided a good amount of sweetness that was balanced by some of the spice from the pepperjack cheese and the savoriness of the burger itself. My mom got the reuben sandwhich. It was standard. My dad got the steak sandwich - it's basically a philly cheese. I thought it was particularly good especially since they use beer cheese made in-house. In terms of serivce, I will say that it was slow at times. However, as mentioned, this place is incredibly busy so definitely gotta give them some grace. In the future, I'd definitely come back again given the quality and uniqueness of Superior Bathhouse

Stayed off the main drag for 3 nights in Hot Springs in mid-March. It was hard to find a variety of…read morerestaurants within walking distance so went to the nearby Superior Bathhouse. We were a party of 2 that happened to arrive the same time as a party of 8-10 around 8pm. It was dark and our table wasn't really set up for service: there was no night lamp on the table to read the menu and it took forever to get napkins and silverware. We ordered hamburgers, fries and beer. Food was meh. Fries were cold and burger was mediocre at best. We still left a significant tip bc we truly talking w/our server, a Hot Springs local, who ultimately made our experience pleasant. It's nice to sit outside on the patio if the weather is nice. Indoors is loud.