Billy Jo was our waitress and she was very friendly and concerned that everything was to our…read moresatisfaction. She gets 5 stars. Food was good and the atmosphere was down home.

Nice place decorated with lots of nick nacks Daily specials…read moreGood sandwiches Breakfast till 11 Easy on and off expressway Very attentive wait staff Down home feel

My husband and I went to breakfast here last week. It's absolutely the best breakfast we have ever…read moreanywhere.

Trying to support local while on vacation, we tried Chit Chat & Chew. How this place has a 4.5…read morerating is beyond me! We walked into a nearly full house. No hostess at the counter (which is in the back of the restaurant,) no sign saying to seat yourself, nor a sign saying to add your own name to the list on the counter. Without being able to read someone's mind, I asked the first employee I saw what the procedure was. She hurriedly yelled to add my name to the list and sit down (in one of the 3 chairs) and someone would seat us Asap. There were 4 names on the list ahead of us that no one had marked off to indicate they had been seated. 3 more couples walked in behind us and walked straight to an empty table. They were asked to go put their name on the list and all 3 walked out without eating. We were finally seated. Dafne, our waitress seemed to be the only wait staff working. She was ALL OVER THE PLACE..... but was definitely very attentive to each of her tables. Our order came out a short while after we placed it , with only one small mistake (no butter on the toast.) We would've preferred biscuits but they were apparently out of them by the time we got to the restaurant. The hash browns were soaked in oil... so much so they had the distinct taste of Wesson! My bacon came out like pieces of charcoal (but I DID ask for extra crispy bacon.) There was no distinct theme for this restaurant. It seems as though the decor had been pieced together with garage sale finds, thrift store goodies, or grandma's basement bargains. Some things, like the Coca Cola mural on the wall and the old soda machine were cool ... just no particular theme throughout. Why is there star wars in the bathroom -- no other star wars anywhere in the restaurant? Speaking of bathroom, it was dirty & had not one but two full trash cans in the same one occupant room. Lastly, the flooring throughout the restaurant was mismatched and uneven with jagged edges throughout, very possibly the original flooring from some time ago. If someone wasn't watching where they were walking, they could easily trip. I'd not recommend bringing someone in who uses a cane or walker! It's an accident waiting to happen!

Daisy's Lunchbox Cafe and Bakery is an absolute gem! From the moment I walked in, I was greeted…read morewith warm smiles and a cozy, inviting atmosphere. The interior is charming, clean, and decorated with a friendly, welcoming vibe that makes you want to linger and enjoy your meal. The menu has a fantastic variety of options, and everything I tried was delicious. My sandwich was perfectly made, fresh, and flavorful, and the baked goods were incredible--soft, perfectly sweet, and clearly made with care. The coffee was rich and hot, and it complemented my meal perfectly. It's obvious that they use high-quality ingredients and take pride in everything they serve. The staff went above and beyond to make my experience pleasant. They were attentive, knowledgeable about the menu, and genuinely friendly. My order was ready quickly, and they even offered helpful suggestions when I asked for recommendations. What really sets Daisy's apart is the attention to detail and the care put into every part of the experience. From the presentation of the food to the friendly service, every aspect felt thoughtful and welcoming. I left feeling completely satisfied and impressed. I would highly recommend Daisy's Lunchbox Cafe and Bakery to anyone looking for a delicious meal, fresh baked treats, and a truly welcoming cafe experience. I will definitely be coming back again and ag

I called at 2:18 and the nice lady on the phone allowed me to get some poppy seed chicken to go…read moreeven though lunch ends at 2 which is very kind of her. They sell out of baked goods fast so get there early at 11am. The poppy seed chicken was sadly disappointing as I am not at all exaggerating when I say there were exactly two small cubes of chicken in what was actually rice casserole. The rice wasn't bad tasting but just entirely mislabeled. Single cinnamon rolls were sold out so I got a half dozen for around 8 bucks. They were soft and tasty and not too sweet without being dry at all. The chocolate chip cookie earned this review the stars it has. It was soft and smelled of made from scratch ingredients- delicious flour and butter flavors with good chocolate chipping and soft but not falling apart texture. Very good cookie right here! Sadly the "Death by Chocolate" cupcake was actually a dry chocolate muffin with a topping of hard yet flavorful chocolate frosting with darker chocolate glaze and chocolate chips. The frosting came off the muffin in one hard chunk and was tasty but the dry muffin was not enjoyable. The monster cookie was like the CC cookie- homemade, soft, so flavorful, and all around fantastically done. The honey pecan chicken sandwich came on a really delicious soft sweet roll. It came with chips and choice of side. The chicken salad did have some small pieces of pecan but there was no honey flavor. It tasted like the dill sprinkled throughout which was still tasty.

Great place to just chillax. The coffee is top notch. You can't help but fancy-up a cup. I've…read moretried several different kinds and they were all made with love. Or so the barista said. One of our crew got a sandwich, in the case but made from scratch, of course. I may have eaten some before I thought to take a photo. Bacon, arugula and cheese on a toasted bun, also made from scratch. If you are in Searcy, they are easy to find.

Impeccable service, food and coffee was amazing, and I loved the vibe of this coffeehouse!…read more I ordered a hot vienna coffee, which is a vanilla and cinnamon coffee served hot with frothed milk. It was incredible and had a beautiful design with the frothed milk. My boyfriend got a hot woodsman, which is a macadamia nut, maple syrup, and cinnamon coffee served hot with frothed milk as well. It was also very good the leading flavor was macadamia nut. We also got a cheesecake slice with chocolate and caramel syrup on top which was also very good but a little frozen, definitely a none bake cheesecake. There is a selection of board games and card games available to play indoors as well as a ping-pong table outside. And tons of seating options. The vibes in this coffee shop were truly immaculate. If you enjoy local art, there are a lot of beautiful painting throughout the Cafe that can be purchased as well if one catches your eye. It is a little on the pricey side but well worth it for the atmosphere and quality of the food and coffee. Pro tip, wait for your order at the counter, they can be a little quiet when they call out the names of the orders after making them.

Mylo Coffee is a great little spot with a cheerful, low-key atmosphere and lots of natural light…read more It's hard to find fault with this place...but I will say that if they offered a caffeine-free London Fog, and maybe some hummus and pita chips--a girl can dream, right?--then it would be absolutely perfect! Shout out to Mikylon, who was friendly and more than accommodating when I ordered one drink and then changed my mind a minute later. Thank you for the exceptional customer service!

Coffee was good, but the store was super dirty in areas like windows and air vents. Looks cozy but…read moreneeds some cleaning. Many people are coughing

This coffee shop opened about two years ago, and it's a nice addition to the Bald Knob dining…read morescene. This features drive-through only service, and is located right next door to the local Subway restaurant. The folks who run this place are pretty nice, and I really enjoy their variety of well-made coffee beverages. I recommend this spot, and plan on returning as soon as it's feasible.

Coffee was bland and overpriced for what you get imo. Other places in the area are better...read more

Wonderful visit. Little Rock is my stopping point when traveling east. Great pastries. Solid…read morecoffee. Friendly staff.

Everything can be improved. Seems too small and good wasn't very good. I have eaten there several…read moretimes to give them another chance but it didn't.

There is a segment in the restaurant community that does well by making the simple things you can…read moremake at home. There is not only nothing wrong with that, it is sometimes exactly what you need. Exotic flavor combinations and ingredients that aren't in your regular shopping cart is not what you want. A simple sandwich, BLT for her, Club for me, with crinkle cut fries gets the job done sometimes. It satisfies that 5th grader that lurks inside of all of us no matter how old we are. I also think the older we get, the more satisfied we are with safe, neutral flavors. A pinch of salt, the indication of a whisper of pepper, a patina of mayo. We were in town for my wife to visit a quilting cornerstone spot for her. We are retired now, and closer than we had been over in MD, so we hopped in the car and made a 3 day odessy, good time had by all. Our visit got off to a little of a rough start, [at the time an unexplained delay after tea delivery - the other staff could have taken the initiative of coming to take our order, but I don't know the internal dynamics here] however the young lady bounced back well, and there are no complaints on actual service or the food. I suspect it is quite popular with the locals, I see a lot of lofty praise in the reviews, and our hotel clerk recommended we try it.

I'm so disappointed with Whistle Stop. After reading some very positive reviews I met some friends…read morefor an early evening dinner. First what was done right... We ordered the green tomatoes to share and they were yummy. Probably the best I ever had. My friends were both satisfied with their meal, one ordered a salad, and the other one had a chicken sandwich. Unfortunately, for me, I ordered a hamburger with fried okra. The okra was pretty good, however the hamburger was absolutely inedible. Dry and flavorless! I took one bite and couldn't believe how bad it was! Worst of all, when I complained the girl said "Oh, sorry about that." and walked away. I didn't want to make a scene, since I was with new friends. Needless to say, I will not be going back. There are other options in Batesville.

Came here with 3 of my buddies, and I will say This place is the best!…read more Everything about it is great, one thing sticks out. The service! I had Maxie and montiana (i think that is how you spell it ..) and they were both super helpful and fun and engaging and that is exactly what I needed. The highlight of my time in Little Rock!! Long story short . They helped me find my lost AirPods!

Whatever you think, from the outside, that "Rose Garden Market & Co." might be, walk inside and…read moreyou'll likely find you were right. Somehow, despite the name - which reveals little to nothing - the place had exactly what I expected: coffee drinks, craft beer on tap, some food, a lot of vintage/used clothing for sale, music, art, and a place to enjoy it all. I sat at the bar/counter after poking through the clothes, drank a bit, snacked some, chatted, and learned that, come evening, the space is also home to live music. Rose Garden Market & Co. is covering a lot of ground. It's funky, unique, filled with a lot to look at and, with the exception of a beer priced - surprisingly - above $8 was a well-priced, quirky neighborhood spot that I enjoyed hanging at. The place is the opposite of homogenous or IG-friendly. Rather, it's a reflection of the owner who I imagine to be both an artist, an aficionado of vintage duds, and a fan of live music. Rose Garden Market & Co. is the antithesis of Starbucks and that's a very good thing.