I've been coming here ever since the 90s and it's still a staple every time I come home to visit…read more I've never had a bad breakfast here and the folks are as nice as can be.

I have always enjoyed the food and service at Skyline Cafe! This is a restaurant with no frills…read moreother than amazing food and great service!

Wow, what an incredible experience at this gas station/convenience store restaurant. We met the…read moreowner, who informed us that all of the meats came from her own ranch nearby. She recommended the cheeseburger, which was phenomenal. I had the smoked bologna, which was also very good, but the burger was the big winner. We washed it down with local wine as recommended by the owner. This is a must try if you're in the area.

Friendly staff. Great service. Delicious, quickly prepared food…read more For anyone staying at the Mount Magazine SP Lodge, the drive to her for a good meal is highly recommended. The baked goods by Bre are fabulous. The owner has a farm and they sell some of their beef here. If we lived nearby, we would definitely buy from them.

Located in a little building right next to the court house. The building does not disguise it…read moreprevious life. Without question at one time a Mexican restaurant. El Taco Casa to be exact. If you have wasted your morning at the Dardanelle Motor Vehicle Office trying to get that car title cleared up, or just paid that $200 speeding ticket at the Yell County Court house, you could probably use a cup of coffee or lunch right now. No need to move your car, you can walk over to Fowlers Restaurant. Breakfast, Lunch or Dinner, their diner menu covers just about everything. A burger and a salad for us. Good chef salad with crispy chicken and a burger with a hand mashed patty, all the fixings and a side of crinkle cut fries. Don't get in a big hurry. Every thing is made fresh. It's tasty and a typical for a good little small-town restaurant. Friendly service.

Friendly staff- greeted when entering, fast to take order, clean restaurant- well maintained in…read moredining area. Restroom was clean but could use updating. Food arrived in 10 mins. Asked for no mayo but got it anyway. Food was good overall. Husband got Cajun burger, I got BBQ burger. We split fries.

I've been hearing about the hype around this place for almost a year now…read more I started working in Booneville a little over eight months ago and Black Dog Meat Co. always gets brought up anytime the conversation drifts towards dining out and/or specifically remarkable places to eat locally or at least nearby. Due to being closed on the weekends (which I totally get, family is important) I hadn't had a chance to dine at Black Dog until recently when Booneville hosted a Totality Eclipse event. It was a pleasant surprise when I noticed they were open outside of normal business hours and I told my wife we weren't leaving until I got to order from the "legendary" town sandwich shop. We walked in to a rustic chic dining area adorned with family pictures, portraits of the dogs that served as the diner's namesake, and quirky bits of The Office memorabilia. Right away the decor, the lighting, and the overall upbeat mood of the little eatery evoked a strong sense of down home, authentic Americana. I couldn't wait to order. It didn't take long to decide which TWO entrées I wanted to devour, the menu is condensed and offers the exact amount of variety for such a place, but it DID take a few minutes to decide between the Chopper's Reuben and the Triple Pepper Burger. Both descriptions made my mouth salivate as I read through them, but I think in the end the idea of trying the famous smash burgers they're known for won me over as I opted for the latter. Don't get me wrong, I love a good Reuben probably more than any other classic sandwich and I'll definitely go back the minute I get the chance just to experience that, but I couldn't resist the mouthwatering description of a smash patty adorned with Jalepenos, chipotle mayo, the renowned Black Dog signature sauce, along with so much more. Ordered with a side of fries and a soda from the cooler, I waited impatiently. Partly due to being hungry after walking the blocks all day and partly due to finally getting a chance to form my own opinion about the place, I was chomping at the bit to get my burger basket. It didn't take long at all (even with a fairly packed dining area) and when the young lady who took my order brought my food over she barely had a chance to place it on the table before I was digging in and chowing down. Needless to say, it exceeded my every expectation. The bun was warm and fresh and tasted like it came straight from the oven. The perfectly balanced crispy and tender meat fritter was award worthy to say the least. The toppings: simply phenomenal. Quite a lengthy description on the menu led me to wonder if it was gonna be too much as the various flavors might end up struggling to present themselves enough to offer a distinguish taste, but boy was I wrong on that account. In addition to the others I mentioned earlier, the Three Pepper offered French fried crunchy onions, pepper jack cheese, and sriracha sauce. Of course, the distinct Black Dog sauce was the figurative cherry on top. Both equally discernible and delicious, I had to ask for a ramekin full to dip my fries in. Not that they needed it, by any means. The fries, my goodness the fries. if I had ordered from an Oscars party these would've taken home "best supporting actor to the main entrée". A perfectly golden yellow and crispy exterior with a warm, almost velvety interior, these little potato sticks almost stole the whole show. Seasoned with a savory blend of various spices and simply amazing in their own right, I couldn't get enough of the deep fried frites. In addition to the full flavored sauce that defines Black Dog, the fries should be considered a signature staple of the diner considering I've never tasted any as good as theirs before. A very welcoming atmosphere with a wholesome, family vibe, exceptional customer service, memorable food that deserves all the praise it receives, and an exceptional homemade signature sauce that needs to be bottled immediately make Black Dog Meat Co. a must stop for anyone in Logan County or even remotely close to the area. You won't regret it.

Unfortunately, I forgot to take pictures of the items ordered…read more We got a Chicken Club Sandwich and the Bama. They were out of Ruebens that day, so that tells me Ruebens are an item to be desired. They have a drive-thru and close near 3pm. If you don't pre-order, expect a 20-30min wait. They also have delicious burgers. Breakfast items are offered before 10am.

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.

Best breakfast in the county! All their food is incredible. Great cooks and service! You will not…read moreregret stopping here to enjoy your meal.

Coincidentally named, Memory Lane Café…read more Belleville is a small town with a dwindling population, a wide spot in the road. Google Maps struggles to find it when tasked with the challenge. A population of less than 300. What once was a very nice big brick building, is directly across the street from the café. The last historical building still standing, appears to have housed several businesses back when the town was thriving. Now it is a boarded-up, crumbling blemish that drags the town down. Worthless today except for the sentimental value that only a few old enough to remember, have for it. A monument of Belleville's past, that is now a marker on memory lane. The café is as small town, down home, rural Arkansas as you can get. Delicious country cooked meals served up by friendly locals. A couple of enjoyable breakfasts for us. Plates filled with eggs, bacon, hashbrowns, biscuit and gravy. Served with an endless cup of coffee. After a quart of coffee, I had to protect my cup from be refilled. The interior décor is exactly what you would expect to find in a small café with a name Memory Lane: signs, pictures, license plates, advertising. Elvis was well represented. An entire wall dedicated to the "King of Rock and Roll." My wife discovered a very unique surprise hanging on the rustic, rough cut pine walls; an autographed picture of Carol Burnett with a letter dated June 25, 2002. The letter was addressed to the owners of the restaurant at the time. Check the pictures. Drop in for delicious breakfast, or one of the daily specials with a side of friendly small-town hospitality. Better hurry though, the restaurant may soon be just another pleasant past experience that makes up memory lane. Memory Lane Café is for sale.

Best Burger and Fries I have had in aLONG time. Staff was…read morevery friendly! Best part was the reasonable prices.

Good burger and sweet tea. Excellent customer service. Super cute little place to stop at for a…read morequick, hot, delicious bite to eat.

Excellent hidden gem! Food and service has done nothing but…read moreget better since they opened. Staff are all friendly. Services is quick without skimping on quality. From burgers to salmon, they have you covered. Family friendly environment with outdoor area too. Definitely give this one a try!

Oh my goodness you guys! These drinks were 1000/10! Our barista was the sweetest and I loved the…read moreatmosphere. I ordered the Campfire and my tastebuds exploded! The perfect mixture of maple, cinnamon, honey and don't even get me started on the ghostbuster cold foam!!!!!! Oh my goodness! So freaking good!!!!!!!! I asked for 3/4 sweet and it was perfection!!! Also got the pumpkin potion! 1,000/10! 50% sweet and another drink made to perfection! Highly recommend! Ugh I love fall so much :)

Loved this place stopped through here when we were traveling, the coffee was delicious and the…read morebarista working that day was super sweet and helpful with recommendations

Hillbilly Hideout is a true hidden gem inside Workman's Travel Center -- the perfect old-school…read moretrucker vibe, open 24 hours, and serving seriously good food. We started with a side salad, and everything came out fast, fresh, and crisp. Our meals were hot, flavorful, and just plain yummy. The portions are solid and the drinks come in huge cups, which is always appreciated on a long day. Pricing was fair, especially for the quality and the speed. And the star of the show? The Possum Pie -- we love it. Don't leave without trying a slice. Service was friendly, quick, and attentive, exactly what you want from a classic truck-stop diner. If you're passing through, this place is absolutely worth the stop -- day or night. -- Follow us on social: Corvette Couple

The food is sooo good, the staff is super friendly, and it is a really nice sit down restaurant…read morewith a pretty extensive menu for being in a truck stop. Very surprising. I'll be back, and you should stop in too!

Fantastic waitress - great food - incredible location!! What are you waiting for? Make the trip out…read moreto see these folks.

This was such a pleasant spot to eat. The view is amazing. The food was tremendous and a good spot…read moreto take a break while riding motorcycles or whatever do you have to include a grass airstrip. I only would say that there is a bit of wait but if you're patient and not in a hurry, that should not be that big of a concern