Three sisters read the Yelp reviews and received wonderful hospitality and great food here. We…read morerecommend the steak salad and the bologna sandwich. Each was delicious. Miss Barbara is a most delightful hostess and owner. Looking for local color? This is the place. The entrance does not face the road so you will have to look for the building that looks like a body shop, but the spacious interior has a big bar and plenty of seating with several pool tables. Clearly this is a neighborhood hangout.

Local Bar with Massive Rib-eyes…read more Mcadoo's is an experience, and one you should explore if you are in the Blytheville area. I have, over the years, wanted to go and check the place out, but a combination of not being able to find it and not having enough time has always kept me from a visit. During my last visit to Blytheville, a business colleague and I decided to check this infamous establishment out and have a business dinner, beers, and rib-eyes. Mcadoo's is located in central Blytheville, across from the fire station, and it is in a simple metal shack, which can make it hard to find. There are no signs on the building, just the name written on the entrance door. Inside, you find a fully functioning bar with pool tables and plenty of tables to sit at. Mcadoo's has an old-school vibe as the inside is lit up by old-school red lights. Like bars of old, you can smoke inside; keep this in mind if you are a non-smoker or have allergies to smoke. Mcadoo's has a fully stocked bar, but it's mostly known for its rib-eye steaks. Our server came to our table and informed us that they had no apps and that our only options were rib-eye with salad, baked potato, and toast, or rib-eye with toast, as nothing else was available on the menu. The rib-eyes took about twenty minutes to arrive, and they were massive and cooked to perfection. The salad and the baked potato were fresh and okay, but the focus was on the steak. The steaks were juicy and tender, and they were also very affordable. The allure of Mcadoo's is the experience, the full bar and the affordable rib-eyes. It is also a favourite place for locals to hang out. Overall, a good experience and a great rib-eye dinner.

If I would've known this place only had four reviews... I would've taken pictures of my plates... I…read morewould've taken pictures of my friends plates... Holy moly. The food was delicious.! Bacon was perfectly crispy. The omelette was very tasty. The gravy for the biscuit was good. Everything was just on point. When they say family restaurant... You feel like you're being fed by your family. Just good food. Now we can talk about the service for a moment. That's another point... Everybody was so cool... Very helpful... On the spot. Now I'll tell you this, I did beat the church rush for sure, but after 11, when the people get up out of their pews, they're headed here. I promise you that. Good looking place. Very clean, good service and good food.

This is a busy place and for good reason, an excellent family restaurant for the area. Had the 14…read moreoz char grilled ribeye w/ baked potato and salad bar and slice of cheesecake - a Wednesday night special for $22.00 ( you could opt for the 7 oz filet ) The steak was huge and cooked perfectly, just delicious. I was son absorbed with eating I forgot to take a photo- sorry!! This is a small town- where everyone knows everyone. Went w/ my Aunt who is a local. The owners are super friendly. Will eat here every time I am in town!

Great breakfast at a great price. Service is second to none!! Conveniently located. If you visit…read moreonce you will be back!!

The service was good and the burgers were great. We were passing through on a trip to Arkansas and…read morewanted to eat before we got to our destination. The Shrimp poor boy was delicious and their onion rings should be world famous for how light and crispy they are. If you are really hungry get the Double burger and take some home.

So the new trend in many of the southern cookhouses we experienced on this trip was to mega size…read morethe amount of food and ramp the price along with it. Coby Jos is an amazing example that good southern cooking in moderate proportions is not overly heavy. The prices are incredibly reasonable. The amount of food was perfection. A meat with three sides, a roll or cornbread, a drink and dessert for around $10. If you want some good old southern cooking in a reasonable portion and variety capped off by a reasonable price come on down. Breakfast is served but the deal of the day is the plate lunch. It's different every weekday and worth the trip. To be sure to get the plate lunch be there before 11:30.

Coby Joes is gone. Now it's Vietnamese Cuisine & Cafe Blah…read moreblah blah new 85 characters to post

Everything was amazing from the service to the food. Cute eclectic decor that is perfectly inviting.read more

So many bbq places serve only the cue. Hog Heaven offers up solid handmade burgers, bologna, salads…read moreand all sorts of other items. It's sorta a beat-up place, probably from the late 1950s or early 1960s, located adjacent to the city cemetery but also near rec fields. But it's worth finding. Service was great. It's three stars however because the bbq on my baked potato was cold, the cheese never really melted. Take those extra seconds in the kitchen please!

Great food, great atmosphere, and great service! Their menu is very diverse and everything I have…read moretried I have been happy with! We often have our company meetings here, as they do have a large room set aside for larger groups. I suggest you give it a try!

Because finding quality restaurants are such a challenge in this general area, and because it was a…read morerainy night, I gave them the benefit of 3 stars instead of 2. The crispy beef taco I had was actually very good. The chicken enchilada was fair. The beans were okay, but appeared runny to the point of being thinned out. The chips were okay, but slightly stale. (Corona beer was very good). Three of the 4 corners of my plate were broken off, and the upholstery of my seat was badly in need of replacement (although some other seats appeared newly upholstered). I also found the prices to be higher than comparable restaurants in nearby small towns. But the biggest concern by far was that there was not a speck or drop of soap to be found in the restroom, and no way to dry hands other than on clothes because the towel dispensers were thoroughly jammed. So, if there is no soap in the bathroom of this small restaurant, then is there any for the staff preparing and serving the food? Skimping on soap in the restroom makes no sense at all - unless the point is to make a horrible first-impression on potential repeat customers! To end on a more positive note, I found the servers to be very polite and accommodating.

One of the best places to eat has good pizza and has great service and good waiting time even when…read morepacked

What a great value in a family restaurant really good Sunday buffet the waitresses are very…read moreattentive

Chips n salsa was great this time, I had the steak burrito.it was delicious & huge, service was…read moreexcellent, place is well decorated!

Taco Time!! I…read morestopped into Las Brisas for some taco's. As usual, they did not disappoint. The food was chips were fresh and tasted very good. I try to sdtop into Las Brisas at least one a year when I'm in the area. The staff are always friendly and helpful and the prices for everything are always reasonable.