Couldn't wait to come again for their pricy stuff! We'll done older building. Make sure you go to…read moresafe!. Staff very friendly. We drove two hours and stayed 10 minutes! Bought a $3.50 spoon! Candles were $35, cutting boards $75!

Adorable shop off the beaten path. We were thrilled to have the opportunity to visit Marrs…read moreMercantile today! It's a cute, brick building that's full of wonderful finds. The garland outside was filled with dried oranges & ribbons adorned the tree just inside. Although most of the items were a bit pricey, there's everything from ornaments, candles, games, paintings, coffee mugs & so much more!

Wonderful large antique store with what looks like dozens of vendors…read more Friendly staff will help you locate specialty items and point you to deals, or let you be to wander the buildings and outside area, There's so much of interest and lots to see; plan to spend a couple hours if it's your first visit to this Pea Ridge gem!

The place is a very good antique shop!! it has all sort of things and you really have to take the…read moretime to find real treasures. It's a little expensive but you can always negotiate with the owner.

We shopped at the Rogers, AK shop. Very cute store. We purchased a few items and would have shopped…read moremore but my goodness the two ladies running the shop were SO STUCK UP and rude! We were on vacation and to have felt so slighted was an absolute shame. Shame on both of them. Grown women in the retail business should know better. Grow up.

Great store for gifts with nice variety, but please be aware of strict return policy. 7 days for…read morestore credit only....with no exceptions when store is closed extra days for holidays. Missed by 1 day after Christmas. Will consider other stores with more flexible policies for gifts in the future!

Always an excellent selection, staff is friendly and accommodating, convenient location, always…read morestocking the latest high quality gifts and accessories. Highly recommend for gifts or to treat yo self!

This is a great little locally owned boutique in Bentonville. They have inventory that is unique,…read moretrendy and good quality. The staff is always friendly and helpful. They always have little treasures or gems if you browse through the store. This is my go to destination for Hobo handbags. They always have a great selection and colors. Just the thing to make you feel better about snow in April. Stop in and check it out.

Love this store and the staff. I always find something beautiful and unique for my home. Also, a…read moregreat selection of French Kande jewelry.

From the owner: Winterberry Home is about beautiful life styles.read more

The museum was closed the day we visited so we hiked the Art Trail. Wow! Such a neat way to hike…read moreand take in art! The Art Trail at Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art combines art and nature along beautiful wooded walking paths. Scattered throughout the grounds are large outdoor sculptures and creative installations, with forest scenery, bridges, and peaceful trails adding to the experience. Some pieces are playful and surprising, while others make you stop and look a little closer. The best part is discovering the artwork as you wander, with nature becoming part of the gallery!

We really enjoyed our visit! I hope to return soon. It was extremely hot outside so we only did a…read morecouple of the outside trails. The trails we walked would be fine for most people. My understanding is one trail (called The tulip, I believe) is a bit harder. We decided to pass on it this visit due to the heat and we were told there was t as much art and statuary on that trail. But I highly recommend at least walking around a couple. Most are under a mile. We had to split our visit up into two shorter days due to other commitments. On day one which was a Sunday, we drove past the farther parking garage even though it said the main garage was full. Since we missed the turn, we decided to try it and lucked up and got a spot. Cars were pulling in and out a lot so I'd imagine it's impossible for them to know it's full. You could take a chance but then drive back if you don't get one. On day 2, a Monday, we didn't get that lucky and had to park out. We walked the trail in because we weren't sure of the shuttle time and there were some school busses of children waiting on the shuttle. The walk on the trail took us about 15 mins. Not a bad walk especially if it weren't so hot. Inside the museum are some amazing galleries. I really enjoyed them all but my favorite was gallery 4! I loved it! Modern and pop art. Bold colors. Art that makes a statement. Social awareness. I spent at least an hour just in this gallery and they are not that big. I was just so into most of the pieces that I had to look and go back to look just to be sure I hadn't made seed something by rushing. One amazing experience in gallery 4 is the room of mirrors. It's interactive. Another piece was a painting of Andrew Jackson on horseback but he had the US Constitution and the Indian Treaties shredded and nailed to him in the painting. A big, bold statement! A tribute to the Guerrilla Girls. A wall of neon lights. All amazing and all with a lot to say through art! There was a section of amazing glass. Outside between the galleries is a fountain and some individual swings! I haven't been on pa swing in a while so I took advantage of this. Just beautiful and peaceful mixed in with whimsy. We finished up the galleries visiting 4 again on day 2, grabbed a coffee and matcha at the museum coffee bar. Gallery 1 has a life size statue that I swear might be a real person. Then we went to the lovely gift shop where I spent too much money, I got an Andy Warhol sketch book and a few items from their modern Rosie the Riveter painting. Loved it! They had an extra Keith Haring exhibition which I would have liked but it cost an extra $15+ per person. Other than the special exhibits everything is free of charge! We also stopped in one of the community art spaces they have in the building and used colored chalk to sketch out our own drawing of fun experience! You can just take it with you. I can wait to return since it's only about 3-3.5 hours drive from the Kansas City area. A real MidWest gem. And while I'm no fan of WalMart, this is all a contribution from the family. Bentonville is the headquarters of Walmart. I have so many amazing photos, it's going to be difficult to choose them to share. Take a peak but then go visit!

I was looking for a florist in Bentonville and I loved their website…read more I was able to order flowers for delivery within a couple days and was so happy with the way they turned out. The recipient sent me the photos of what they looked like when they arrived and I was really wowed by the arrangement. Checkout was super easy and fast.

Bloom is Bentonville and Northwest Arkansas' most prominate florist in the region. Their…read morearrangements last longer and are more elegant than any other florist I have encountered. When someone at the office receives an arrangement from Bloom, everyone stops to take notice. They also have amazing same day delivery, and outstanding customer service. I would never consider buying flowers anywhere else but Bloom in Northwest Arkansas! Give them a try, rest assured, you will not be disappointed.

This is a gem of place in NWA…read more Jim's is a small family owned and operated butcher shop. It's so hard to find a true butcher shop that carries the same variety of meats and offers to custom butcher/cut to order. Plus they carry Boars Head cold cuts, my family's favorite brand. High quality meats and really amazing customer service. We visit Jim's every week and will continue to do so. Do yourself a favor and visit if you are a fan of high quality foods.

Good quality food + nice people I would go back for the…read morebone marrow bones for my dog and my beef bone broth.