We got to try out the new location this week and we went disappointed. Little has changed from…read moreTheo's except for the food. I started with the escargot and my wife had a salad. The escargot was cooked perfectly and sitting in a piece of handmade bread soaked in butter. The bread was almost as good as the escargot. My wife said her salad was very good. I then had the red fish which was cooked perfectly and it was 2 large filets, I could barely eat both. The mashed potatoes were too runny for me, I prefer them thicker. My wife had the beef bourguignon and it was also cooked perfectly. We finished with a peach pastry that was so good, I might go back just for that. Service was good and the price was better than expected.

We went last Saturday and it was an amazing meal! The ambiance was great. Highly recommend for date…read morenight!

Best Fish and Chips I've ever had! Quaint, dark, and moody spot that was perfect for date night.read more

This charming Belgian gem delivers from the moment you walk in as the restaurant welcomes you with…read moreits beautiful, warm decor featuring soft ambient lighting, rich wooden accents, and an inviting atmosphere that instantly makes you feel like you are at a European bistro (also love the music).For a true autumn treat, their charming outside patio is absolute perfection--wrapped in the cooler fall air, it offers the ultimate setting for a relaxed, memorable mid-afternoon or evening. The culinary artistry here is nothing short of exceptional. Whether dinner or brunch, every plate arrives with a thoughtful presentation, showcasing an attention to detail that honors classic Belgian cuisine while elevating it to modern standards. More importantly, the flavor matches the beauty of the dish; the taste is absolutely delish, balancing rich flavors with perfectly executed textures. (Must try for dinner the Salmon Croquettes, Flemish Beer-Battered Cod and Frites, and Brewer's Chocolate Cake; brunch--Pork Schnitzel & Waffle). Drinks ---from alcoholic to coffees--are also well crafted. (Must sip the Black Russian Espresso Martini and the Liege Latte). What truly sets this restaurant apart, however, is its heartfelt hospitality. The gracious owners frequently check on their patrons, drifting from table to table to ensure everyone feels like an honored guest in their own home. It is a rare combination of delicious food, stunning aesthetics, and genuine warmth that makes this spot an absolute must-visit for dinner and/or brunch.

If your looking for sum great bar food, well here it is. Has a great Hamburger n fries or if your…read moreinto hot dogs this is the place. Always has cold beer to go with your meal. It's a neat place to have a meal, great waitress her name is Chris she's great.

Chicago style Hot Dogs. Pizza, beef sandwiches that are all authentic and well worth the trip. The…read moremotif is car stuff warm and inviting.

This restaurant/bar/venue has character and you can see it immediately upon walking in. The young…read morewoman greeted me enthusiastically with a smile. She told me she was glad I chose their spot to eat. Man it feels good to get a quality authentic customer service experience. It hardly exists in many places nowadays! Most importantly, the rubarded wire burger was sensational. An artisanal burger on a pretzel bun, every flavor note hit and danced around my palate. The experience left me feeling warm and fuzzy. I def recommend! I will be back for food, drinks, and jams! (There is a stage) Cheers!

I really enjoy Nomad's Trailside for the great drinks and fun atmosphere. The environment is really…read morenice, and it's a great place to hang out and enjoy a drink. However, one thing that I found really inconvenient was having to pay a cover fee to see a band when I wasn't there to see the band and simply wanted to sit outside in an area where the band wasn't playing. I understand having a cover charge for people attending a show, but it feels frustrating to have to pay it when you're not there for the performance and aren't even sitting in the area where the band is playing. I would definitely come back for the drinks and atmosphere, but I think this is something that could be handled differently to make the experience better for customers who aren't attending the show.

Food Service…read more Ambiance Friendly, comfortable environment. Easy listening music allows for relaxed conversation. Very welcoming. Fine Italian cuisine!

We often used to have dinner at Joe's Italian Grill on 412 East/(Robinson Ave.) in Springdale, when…read moreit was run by members of our local historical Italian community here in Northwest Arkansas. Unfortunatey, Joe's suffered a catastrophic fire several years ago, and for a year or two, it just sat there, ruined and closed. It has since been purchased and reopened by some Eastern Europeans -- no one in our Northwest Arkansas Italian community involved whatsoever. I feel like we've given it a fair chance, but at this point I strongly recommend against eating there; the food and service have gotten pretty bad. Just a few days ago, we were there, and although the restaurant was not crowded (maybe 10-15 people total, in the two large main dining areas?), it was going on an hour and a half without our having received our food. We asked for a few additional rolls, just to tide us over, but the server forgot about it, and -- ridiculously -- they were only provided as we had finished eating and were ready to depart. A number of the restaurant's employees were just hanging out together at the checkout counter, conversing; laughing, and having a great time (which is apparently more important to them than serving their clientele). I approached them and asked them why our food had not been provided, and the only response I got -- from some strange-looking small fellow with a long ponytail -- was something to the effect of, "Oh, yeah!? Well, you have no idea how busy we are!"

Service was great but the music was super loud. I could have asked them to turn it down but it…read moreseemed like everyone else was enjoying the Mariachi tunes at that level. The shrimp in the fajita mix was surprisingly good, however, the beef was very fatty and the pieces of chicken were tiny. All of it was incredibly greasy but being open after 10:00, was definitely a highlight when you're on the road and it's either this or fast food.

Awesome New Mexican restaurant. The wall art is impressive!…read moreMenu looks good. We came for breakfast had the huevos rancheros . These were made like in Florida. I really enjoyed them. Not spicy at all . I don't like spicy. But if you do , they have a sauce that my Hubby said was HOT! He enjoyed it a lot . We will be back to try the specials and happy hour of course

I was surprised with the diverse menu of Eleven. I ordered a cup of the soup of the day which was…read morechili and the little gem salad. They had four salad options that all sounded good and you could add a protein (chicken or salmon) for extra. Plus sandwiches/burgers and a few entrees. I liked how the menu has a variety so you could have a smaller or lighter entree if you like. I did think though as a group of four - our food all came out at different times. I don't know what the kitchen situation is like but probably it would be good to all order at once if you all wanted to eat at the same time! The dining room is beautiful - it was lovely to sit there and eat and look out over the water.

We dined here after touring the Crystal Bridges Museum. This restaurant integrates well with the…read moreother phases of the museum. Spacious glassed in dining room over the water on both sides. Service is prompt. Order and pay at counter. They deliver to your table. Staff helpful. Prices commiserate with generous portions. We had crispy walleye sandwich with fries(which are crispy even when cooled down), the eleven burger, and side salad, sweet potato ginger soup and salad and gluten free bread.

Dined here for my fiancé's birthday! We had an 8:30 reservation but didn't get seated until 8:45,…read morewhich was a little disappointing, especially for an expensive dinner. We started with drinks and the focaccia bread. My lychee martini was really well balanced, and my fiancé loved his whiskey sour. The bread and butter were also good. For our mains, we both ordered the filets, and they were definitely the highlight of the meal. Both were cooked perfectly and very enjoyable. The sides were just okay. The shrimp scampi sauce had great flavor, but the shrimp didn't seem to absorb much of it. The broccolini was nice and crispy, which I liked, but it was pretty spicy. Our waiter did warn us, but it was almost a little too much for us. We also ordered the lobster pasta, which I was expecting to be more like a lobster mac and cheese, so it wasn't quite what I had in mind. Next time, I think I'd go with one of the potato sides and a Brussels sprout option instead. The restaurant itself was beautiful, and our waiter was friendly and attentive. Overall, we had a nice dinner and enjoyed celebrating, but for the price point, I was expecting a little more.

SesTina, you've redeemed yourself! Our first dinner visit left everyone at the table underwhelmed…read more-- everything missing flavor and seasoning. But we gave brunch a shot and it was a totally different experience. The steak and eggs and the shrimp and polenta were both really impressive -- flavorful and well done. Our server Bradley was wonderful and handled every modification request without missing a beat. And the space? Light, airy, and feels like an Arkansas escape that makes you want to linger.