The food at this place is actually incredible. I was shocked to see Indian food on the menu and was…read moreskeptical, but it is authentic and fantastic. Faith was an excellent server despite it being busy. I was in town with a group of 10+ for a couple of weeks and we ate here everyday. The non Indian food was excellent as well at fair prices. This place should be rated much higher that it is. Super underrated!

12:30P we stopped by on our search for something interesting. Place looked like it was a Mexican…read morerestaurant at one point. only two other patrons sitting outside. one man working the inside & patio. he was doing his best, not a waiter. we ordered BLT, mustard only. and wild Hog melt. with fries. 2-3 pick up orders, as we sat on patio. service is slow, but OK! BLT had mustard & Mayo, no S&P, no Catsup, no napkins no forks for fry's. ( had to go inside to retrieve napkins S&P, fork (1) it appears by the menu there are to many food variations Pizza, Asian, catfish, burger, India, etc.... not impressed with the food. The waiter was trying but not use to the routine.

Best dang karaoke in South Arkansas!!! plus they have the…read morebest karaoke host money can find. friendly bartenders, as well as the people that go there. Thursday nights (karaoke night) is my most favorite night to go!

This is a private club and membership is required. It also is a smoking establishment, so if your…read morenot a smoker you may have a hard time dealing with the smoke. Besides that it is well kept and the owner is dedicated in keeping it clean and orderly.

I love this place!! The atmosphere is great. Great service the girls always have a smile on their…read moreface. Great live music venue !!

Locally owned and low key entertainment. Enjoy anything from a domestic beer to a hand-crafted…read morecocktail at a reasonable price with a great atmosphere.

I was promised a glory hole…read more My boys and I drove over 4 hours from Dallas because my roommate, Michael Jackson (no, I'm not making that up), found an ad for what was supposed to be The Glory Hole Of The Century. 'Ol' Faithful', they called it. Five of us were crammed into a tiny, smelly, nasty, souped up Honda Civic Type R for what seemed like an eternity, lured under false pretenses. Don't get me wrong, we still got our happy ending. I say the Civic is 'nasty' because my friend never cleans it out, but it's also 'nasty' in a cool way because it's totally decked. We're talking LED lights, a digital touch screen, a leather steering wheel cover, a sick spoiler, fog lights... the works. Keith's dad hooked it up. I don't even think it's street legal, but the cops would have to catch him first. In all honesty I don't think Keith would ever try to evade the cops. He hasn't got it in him; hasn't got that warrior spirit. I guess Michael found an ad on 4chan or something, and it was Keith's 43rd birthday, so we decided to surprise him. It was really generous of Keith to make the round trip drive, which totaled out to be over 8 hours. On his birthday. He's a good guy, no matter what his ex wife says about him. They have differing views on the subject. It's kind of a 'he said, she said' sort of thing and I'm trying to remain neutral. You get it. When we got to Hotshots we played it pretty cool. We got a table for the 5 of us, ordered a round, and let the sweet anticipation continue to build. Just 3 of the 5 of us had visited a glory hole before, myself included. We had the entire car ride to explain in vivid detail the sheer ecstasy that Keith Bradford and Michael Jackson were about to behold. I think it's the anonymity that makes it such an exciting and truly unique experience. We ordered some potato skins to start. We went with the bbq pork, which was amazing. We wanted some oysters to boost our libidos (not that they needed boosting), but they don't serve oysters. A couple of quick google searches convinced us that the oyster-aphrodisiac thing is all a myth anyways. We decided to take turns going into the bathroom; insisting that the birthday boy/ designated driver went first. Because he was popping his glory-hole-cherry, we ordered him a Shirley Temple, which he seemed to enjoy. Much to everyone's extreme disappointment, there was no glory hole. There wasn't even a hole. No holes, nor glory. Not even the remanence, the ghostly whispers of glory past. There weren't even any condoms in the trash can. When the entrees came out our moods immediately turned around. We did kind of a family style thing. We got some wings, a pizza, a couple of burgers... the crab dip, a couple cups of gumbo... The gumbo is legit, btw! I grew up in Utah, which has a surprisingly good gumbo scene, so I know what I'm talking about. The PB&J burger was on point. Thanks for redeeming what was about to be a complete failure of a roadtrip, Hotshots! And thanks for making Keith's birthday a special one!

The food was not bad! We got the world famous tacos as an appetizer. They were pretty good, but…read moredidn't have any sauce on them. For lunch, we had the wings and fries. The fries were so good! Very thin and crispy. We had the original flavor wings and the hot Asian wings. The original was a good buffalo wing, but the hot Asian wasn't that good. I would recommend the sweet chili instead! The service was alright. The inside has a great atmosphere if you want to have a few drinks and even play pool.

Fun atmosphere! Maybe a bigger building is needed though? That drag show was packed! And those…read moredrinks? On point! And those cute bartenders... friendly and awesome!

R n B on the surround sound, (jukebox?) ah..... touch tunes. Golden Girls on TV. The bartender…read moregreeted me immediately. The Artist on sight was friendly too. (Art walk stop #1) Happy Hour allowed me to enjoy my Ultra for $2.25. But if I wanted BL it would have been $2. Yelp check in got me a free shot. That was awesome. The patrons were all male. One lady came in. Don't know if she was playing poker in the back room or came in to look at the art work. If I lived or worked downtown, I would hang out here.

For years I have come to see family in magnolia AR and had to bring my own alcohol because the…read morecounty was dry... well that changed a couple of years ago! Bilo was one of the first liquor stores to open in town and has grown into quite the location. They have a great selection... seriously!! Many types from cheap to high end whisky, vodka, wine, or whatever. It is organized and for the area it's priced right too! The staff is friendly and helpful. It is very nice to now have a place to not only get something to drink but that has a descent selection as well.

Best Liqour store in Sourh Arkansas. Huge selection of beer, liquor and wine. Owners are great…read morepeople and know their product.

Great simple food cooked great. Service was great with them asking every few minutes. Restaurant…read moreis clean and very average in looks but had something about it.

Delicious food and wonderful service. The food was made to order and it was wonderful. The…read moreatmosphere was really cool with it being situated downtown magnolia. We really enjoyed it and would definitely love to go back.

The smell of fresh jambalaya hit me right in my nostalgia, bringing back drunken moments of Bourbon…read moreStreet. As I gleefully devoured my meal - pan fried and searing, the oysters were lightly breaded and juicy. And the morsels of gator meat were tender and succulent. I ordered a side of dirty rice which was brimming with fresh sausages and juicy beans - it was simply the best Cajun casserole I had outside of the Big Easy.

Hi. Um. Okay. So... yeah. I came in around 11:00 pm because…read moreI was, you know, trying to see if there was live music or, like, a vibe. Not drunk. Not loud. Just standing there. Hydrated. Existing. At first it was cool. I met a couple of young guys. Super nice. Totally normal human interaction. We talked. It was fine. No problems. Excellent. Then they left. And, uh... yeah. Everything got weird. Like... record scratch weird. No bartender came over. No eye contact. No "hey man, what can I get you?" Just a lot of standing and looking past me like I was a ghost or maybe a very calm ghost. I tried to make casual conversation, because that's what people do in bars. And suddenly the room felt tense. Like I had accidentally walked into a staff meeting or a crime scene. At some point it hit me. Oh. They think I'm a cop. Not because I did anything. But because I was standing upright. And sober. And aware. Which, apparently, after 11 pm here is suspicious behavior. For the record, I am not law enforcement. I am just a guy who is cold and trying to hear music. I wasn't kicked out. I wasn't served. I was just... ignored. Like if they pretended I didn't exist long enough, I might fade away. So I left. Nothing dramatic happened. It was just awkward. Uncomfortable. And kind of impressive in a sad way. I walked into a bar and accidentally became a vibe check the place failed itself. This might work great for regulars or a younger crowd earlier in the night. But if you are a grown adult who knows how to behave in public, you may suddenly find yourself labeled "possibly undercover." Party on. I guess.

Redbone is located in a building with plenty of parking. We came on learly on a Friday evening and…read morethere were plenty of tables. The atmosphere was welcoming. I loved some of the funky chandeliers. They were setting up for live music. We sat inside, but they also have a huge outdoor patio area. The beer and pizza were good. Probably a 4/5 but what won me over was our server, Sarah! She was such a joy and brought a smile every time she stopped at our table. She alone makes this place worth visiting!

We lovvvveeeee Redbone! We lovvvvveeee the food!!! We lovvvveee the entertainment!! Never once have…read morewe had a bad experience. I threw my husband's surprise 40th birthday party at Redbone! My husband still talks about how much fun he had! Everything on their menu is great. They have the best chicken tacos, fantastic pizza, yummy everything --- onion rings are freaking awesome, I could go on and on and on! Love their brunch too! The service is phenomenal. ALSO--The owners are wonderful, so kind and welcoming. We love seeing them. It's also a kid-friendly place! My daughter enjoys the bands and the magic tricks! It's just a really cool place. We don't get out too much since we have a 7 year old, but when we do - we always choose Redbone!!! HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!

Walking into this spot was challenging but me and my personality can be very clever. I loved my…read moreattention and most of all I'm not a pool player but I managed to blend in as a woman in a croud RESPECT will carry you a long way. I enjoyed myself it was very nice.