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!

I felt like because I brought my service dogs with me that I was 2nd class I won't be back I like…read moretheir food it was very good but if my babies 'my service dogs : for my mental and physical help as I need it Then my money and us are not needed

Oooooo buddy said this was the best chicken fried chicken he's ever had! And I loved the bacon…read morecheeseburger! Incredible grub, and excellent service! 10/10 recommend!

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

It's been a while since I've been here…read more This is a great place to eat and celebrate and if you plan in advance even have a little bit of a party. Today we came for Sunday lunch and enjoyed quiche. Lorraine and the kids had spaghetti with meat sauce. We had a black forest cake for dessert and also ice cream sundaes for the kids. We drank Whitaker's sparkling grape juice for our meal. It was a great hit. The kids really enjoyed it and they said they wanted to come back soon! It's probably been five or six years since we have been here and the kids really didn't remember it. We did learn that they're not giving tours of the wine cellar since Covid at least not without some kind of special arrangement. The service was excellent and I would add the same lady that waited on me today was waiting on me many years ago when I first visited here when I was 11 years old. That's been more then 40 years ago.

We stopped by the wine cellars on a family trip the morning of March 21st. We did the wine tasting,…read morewhich is 5 wines for $5. If you enjoy sweet wines like us, we loved the strawberry alpine and the chocolate wine as well as the red muscadine. They had many other wines to choose from as well. Our son does not enjoy wine, but they offered non-alcoholic beverages for him to sample as well. We appreciated this kindness. In addition to the wines we purchased some artisan soaps and body lotion made from wine sediments with amazing scents. We also purchased some homemade apple butter. As it happened today we were not hungry at the time so we did not visit the restaurant but look forward to going there on a future trip. The clerk was extremely helpful and friendly. She took the trouble to make sure we enjoyed the experience and got out of it what we were looking for. This was all the more appreciated since this was our daughter's first wine tasting.

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!

Hometown friendly and great food to boot. Onion rings are awesome. We all order something different…read moreand were all very happy with our meals. Friendly and super nice staff.

Excellent home cooking Plenty of variety, dinners,…read morehamburgers, sandwiches very good food! We definitely will come back Highly recommend

So much variety, new specials every day. Not just BBQ here,…read morechicken fettuccini and even chili dogs! Side dishes from soup to salad, everything is amazing. My favorite is the scalloped potatoes and the rib and sausage dish! Amazing banana pudding, and cheesecake are just outstanding! Not to mention Dwight posts daily videos of him in the kitchen making all his dishes.

Make a road trip and get yo'self to Ike's family owned and operated scratch food. OMG it's soooo…read moregood. It's take out only but they have some outdoor seating if you wish to stay and eat. The family is so kind and humble. I had the meatloaf... full of meat and homemade mashed potatoes and gravy. My hubs had the special of the day, smoked chicken, bacon club sandwich. I can't even begin to say HOW GOOD it was

I did not eat there. I ordered and picked it up. The service was good and the salad was good, too.read more

I'm a regular at this location. I also purchased food for my family for tomorrow to pick up as well…read moreas several plates for people that I work with who will be at work tomorrow. I am a bit shocked tonight to write this post... But this was the worst experience I have had at this Cracker Barrel or any Cracker Barrel in a long time maybe ever. The food was not on, and the service was not on. Sometimes you experience a little blip in one or the other area, but rarely both and not usually spectacularly poor in both ways. Blah and bland would be great terms to use. Just downright blah. And disappointing. To top it off, I purchased meals using my app or at least my rewards information. It appears that none of that information has been loaded onto my app, despite having purchased the meals to the tune of 800+ dollars 4+ days ago. When I inquired as a store, what could be done pretty much there were shoulder shrugs. I could've asked for a manager and maybe I should have just didn't have it in me to fiddle with it tonight. The follow up - aka, the next day... I picked up 47 take away meals and was pleased with the service and the food, etc. I am grateful they were there and open to help take care of us for dinner on Thanksgiving day. No to go silverware was provided - though I did ask.

Well, no good way to begin this so I guess I'll just dive in. Stopped in the other day coming back…read morefrom Fort Smith because my wife's son won an award there for his Korn tribute band. So in the interest of fairness, maybe my mood was already a little soured. But the events that transpired in this restaurant certainly didn't help, and likely took years off my life. The trouble began before we even got in the restaurant. A gentleman had parked his truck, revving ostentatiously, in between my car and the front door. He kept giving me and my wife weird, hostile looks. When we walked by, she (my wife is a kind soul) presumably gave him a look of concern, and this guy cracks his window-- doesn't roll it down all the way, like he's scared of the cold or something-- and starts going "What? What?" like he's Taxi Driver. Remember that movie? He was totally freaking out. He was shaking in there. Maybe he really was cold...At any point I took him for a harmless(?) druggie, and we kept walking. We get into the restaurant, and get a seat by the window. We get a nice server at least, girl named Autumn (I know because I made her write it down for us) and order some food. Things are finally taking a turn for the better, or that's what we hope. No points for guessing who comes walking in. The parking lot crazy. Imagine my delight when he starts walking into the kitchen. Maybe a minute passes. I hear yelling from the kitchen, and this lunatic and some other guy are screaming at each other. Judging from the name his interlocutor kept using, crazy guy's name is Lando or Larry or something like that. Lando/Larry is screaming about how he doesn't want to make the food! It was like something out of Kitchen Nightmares. Server Autumn at least was pretty apologetic to me and my wife, and attempted to distract us from the sounds of World War 3 coming back from the kitchen. I suppose it was a little heartwarming to see that someone there was actually capable of doing their damn job. Oh, this bears mentioning. We ordered burgers. Simple right? I wish! Oh my God how I wish it had been as simple it should have been! The burgers come out burned to hell and back and hard enough to stop a bullet. They looked like hockey pucks! Tasted like them too. At least our waitress was fast with the refills so we could drink enough sweet tea to keep us alive for the truck stop sandwiches that would have to be our dinner tonight since our South Park experience was a complete and utter failure. My advice to weary travelers? If you stop at South Park, run in, tip the waiters, then get out without ordering a bite. It's better that way, trust me. And maybe convince the people of Arkansas to invest in some rehab services-- nobody's stomach rumbles when you've got to contend with some tweaked out crazy person looking like he might shiv you in the parking lot. Then burning your food like it's the evidence that leads back to his meth lab. Gerald C, signing off.

The atmosphere is warm and inviting from the moment you walk in, The servers are friendly and…read morequick. From the time they take your order to when you get it is not long at all. The food portions were very generous and flavorful. Although I feel the dinner salad was a little lacking Overall would definitely go back!

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.