A complete delight!! I finally made it out to @Pridgin…read moreFamily Brewery. I was NOT disappointed! From the lovely country, the delightful staff, to the amazing open atmosphere and great beer, I couldn't have asked for a better experience. The prices were reasonable and beers were very tasty! There is frequently rotating food trucks, and I forget the name of the one I ate at, but the chicken wings were amazing. Again I have to brag on the amazingly chill staff and space. I can't wait to go back.

My husband and I visited the Pridgin Family Brewery in Scranton, Arkansas in late April, 2024…read more What a terrific place to unwind after a long day of driving! They're a bit off the beaten path. But worth the drive. This is a family brewery, snd we were warmly greeted by multiple family members, from David, the patriarch, and his wife Reba, to some of their children and spouses who run the brewery. There are nine micro-beers that are made in-house, so we ordered two flights (of 5 beers each) so we could taste them all! There are also root beer, wines and ciders available for those who don't like beer. The beers were such a hit that my husband also bought a growler of the porter to take on our continuing road trip. In addition to the free popcorn, there is usually a food truck on site. Our dinner was nachos from the Mexican food truck. Nacho Mammas. The set up is very laid back and relaxing. Some folks were watching a Razorbacks baseball game on tv. Others were playing cards. Some kids were playing table games while their younger siblings were playing in the mud after dine recent rain. Outdoor tables overlooked a pretty pond and farmland. Parking was plentiful and free. For those RVers out there, this brewery participates as a Harvest Host. We shared the site with one other Class-B. It was a quiet and safe night, and David warmly greeted us in the morning to make sure that all was well. We definitely recommend this brewery.

Awesome food and service! Our server Pea was amazing and the…read moremanger Micah was welcoming and friendly! Great experience! We will be back!!!

The beer was all so good! We really loved the SNAKE PARTY double IPA! We had the pretzel & the…read morecheese dip! The cheese dip is a must have. The best part of it all was it our server Jax. He was very helpful so knowledgeable about the beer and just overall nice guy. He made our visit so much more fun and enjoyable! Thank Jax The Ambiance is what you would expect from a brewery. They have indoor & outdoor seating. We bought cool merch. It was a fun experience.

Wow! They went above and beyond! Needed a dry place to have our kids reception and Jim said "Yes"!…read moreSuper kind guy, and a cool bar yo

What a cool concept. Get your hair cut and then enjoy some food and beer. The pretzel bites were…read moregood. Cheese sauce was good. The pizzas were awesome. The crust is cracker thin. Love it. They also have a cheeseburger pizza. Chill vibe. Great staff. Plenty of parking.

A really fun spot! My friend and I spent a few hours on their patio eating and drinking. They have…read morebig shady umbrellas and misters along the perimeter, so even if it's hot, it's not miserable. The staff were super friendly and didn't rush us at all. Kid and dog friendly - lots of cute dogs around. :) The beer and root beer are the stars of the show, they're brewed with the geothermal spring water - only brewery in the world to do that! The beer was tasty, and some had interesting ingredients like dill, basil, and jalapeño. I did wish they had a non-pickle flavored sour. I'm happy they offer flights to try different varieties! Food was decent, delicious fries and the elote nuggets were to die for. The bacon on my BLT had a nice peppered flavor. We finished off the afternoon with a root beer float which was lovely! They have a little gift shop (really just a small shelving unit) with goodies you can buy, if you're into that at breweries. We picked up some can cozies for $3 a pop!

The beers are truly fantastic. I will come back, try their new brews, and fill up my growler as…read moreoften as possible. The setting, in a historic bathhouse, is amazing and fun. The downsides: no bar to sit at; you're either at a table or outside in the (very nice) Biergarten area. Most significantly detrimental, though, is the young staff. Without a manager in sight, they just unenthusiastically wander around, are disinterested, look at their phones, and reluctantly help the patrons (after having to be asked).

After 5 long years we finally made it back to SQZBX for pizza. This time we dined in and we were…read morevery impressed. The bar area in the back was super nice and the whole place just had a cozy atmosphere. We orders salads and pizza, all of which were excellent. The crust is thin with a little chew to it. T got the tiny biggie smalls. I had the one with hot honey and substituted Italian sausage for the pepperoni. If you've never had honey on a pizza, I highly recommend you address this oversight. I ordered the house-made hard cider. It was excellent. It's unfiltered, as you can see in the picture. It was pretty dry, not like an Angry Orchid at all, but I like hard ciders just about anyway they come and this one was especially good. Not heavy at all and very refreshing. There are a few pizza places on and near bath house row, and this one has shown itself to be one of the really good ones.

Cool atmosphere. Cool building. Decent drinks. We ordered…read morethe try all 6 flight and it was interesting. I enjoyed them all and would definitely order pints of 4/6 of them. Also ordered the antipasto appetizer which was delicious. Service - 4/5 Atmosphere - 5/5 Drinks - 4/5 Food - 4/5 4.25 total rating but I'd go back to the place so 5/5

One of my favorite breweries in the area. Their beers are some of the best I've had that are brewed…read morein Arkansas. The appetizers that they offer here are all delicious. The only con that I've experienced after visiting this place three times now is how salty the gumbo is. Don't know if it was just a rough batch the day I had it but it ruined the dish for me. Aside from that, everything else has been a great experience! The beer flight is definitely the way to go, and I also like how they have a ranking board of their beers to help you pick out what you want to try.

Food is ok atmosphere is OK. Service is good. Servers were…read morefriendly and attentive I am not writing anymore

My friend and I were visiting Hot Springs. I'll age for our annual girls trip. Too tired to go fat…read morefor dinner, we found this gem within the village. It definitely did not disappoint. First of all the staff is friendly. We were welcomed in, as we were regulars. When they say they are neighborhood bar and grill, they mean it. They treated everyone as if they were neighbors. As for the food. It was pretty good. The chicken skewers were really good, and the adult beverages were really good too. If you want to feel welcomed and eat some great food, give this place a chance.

What a gem! We were looking for a nearby pub or bar to have a drink before going home and there…read morewasn't much to choose from in the Village. We opted for the beehive and at first, we were a little concerned about the location and exterior look of the place. I'm so glad we went in. The Beehive gave us our best time in the Village! First off, our bartender, Zachary, was friendly and jovial and poured a good drink. Memory, our server, was also sweet and gave some recommendations for food. It was taco Tuesday, so really, we were limited to six taco varieties and some quesadillas. We opted to try all six tacos, expecting them to be street taco sized, especially since they were only $1.75-$2.25 each. They were large and each one was really good. The pork belly and the shrimp were the faves. The only criticism would be to use homemade tortillas and/or cook them longer to get a little char on them. We were sitting pretty full when someone mentioned how good the carrot cake is, so of course, we had to try it. It did not disappoint! The absolute best part of the whole experience was all the village regulars! We met so many interesting characters, many of whom were former Texans who'd retired here. I wish we had found this place sooner! It is a real hidden gem in the village. Thanks, George, for the hospitality, good food, and great conversation.

Second Review... We…read morecame here before November 2024 and when we decided to come back to Hotsprings this summer 501 was on the top of our MUST HAVE list of places to eat. We had big expectations and we were not let down. Atmosphere - 5/5 still Drinks - 5/5 old fashioned was perfect again Food - as a creature of habit I ordered the Boursin Filet on the bed of polenta, the NUESKE'S SLAB BACON for an appetizer, and the deviled eggs with caviar! 5/5 Service - impeccable! 5/5

Wasn't as Good as the price reflected- party of 8 and 6 of the 8 was happy with their meal…read more Overall food was high priced and not as good as price shoes. Server was dry and straight to the point acting as if he wanted to speed through dinner. Had to ask for water and new silver wear.

We stopped in after a long walk and visiting the art museum. This is a good neighborhood brewery…read more The bartender was very friendly and attentive, and there was plenty of seating and a relaxed pace. Several regular customers came and went while we were there. The beer selection was IPA-centric plus a couple high alcohol content options and some very basic beers. The Imperial Octoberfest seemed a little flat. We ordered some Alaskan Dumplings from the food truck and they were excellent.

Awesome local treasure tucked away in MacArthur Park near downtown. It's not the most well-known…read morebrewery in Little Rock, but it's low-key vibe and gritty spirit have made it a neighborhood favorite. Come sit at the bar and you are guaranteed to have a good conversation with one of the bartenders, or sit on the patio and eat from one of the food trucks they have parked outside.

Was expecting some good things from seeing the great ratings. Walked in and it was hot. I guess the…read moreAC was out but everyone in the brewery looked hot. Decent selection of 9 beers on draft. Chose the Magazine Red Ale. Fairly tasty but was a 5 out of 10 on the cold beer scale. Was really wanting a cold, cold beer no dice. Here is our brewery ratings: 1. Friendliness upon entering - 5 2. Good selection -6 3. COLD beer - 2 4. Good tasting beer - 6 5. Adult friendly - 8 6. Not too loud - 8 7. Friendly knowledgeable tender - 7 8. Clean bar top/tables - 7 9. Good food NA 10. Outdoor seating area - 6 Overall score 54. Rating - 6 Would I drive out of the way to come back? Unfortunately not with the AC out.

Seat yourself, order some brews and some delicious eats. The ballpark nachos with pulled pork and…read moresmash burger were great. We enjoyed all the beers we tasted. Service was great. They have a nice patio for cooler Weather and also nice that they have ample parking. If you haven't been yet, time To go to Arkansas' oldest brewery!