We just moved to Ozark and are thrilled that this gem exists here (we moved from a town with 8…read moregreat micro breweries). The beer is amazingly delicious we've gotten growlers of rhinestone cowboy (cream ale), drunken sailor (dark wheat), and over Rona (kolsche), all have been hits. The staff and the patrons seem very delightful and we are excited to stay a while once this pandemic business blows over more.

Great brewery! We had the IPA and the Red Ale. Both were great. Great outdoor seating. We had dogs…read morewith us and the owners were great and let our dogs get a respite from the heat. Also the 'porker' pizza was delicious. Highly suggest stopping at this wonderful place.

A late night smoke and drink at PROHIBITION! It was nice, I liked the vibe, and my gin and tonic…read morewas good. A great way to end the work week! We came as a quick getaway for the weekend!

I have visited this location for a class reunion and I must say we had a blast while being here…read more Singing karaoke was a blast and just sitting around sipping on an adult beverage and enjoying friends was all well worth the evening

I always wonder what this place is doing on the main drag in FSM in an old gas station with low…read moreinventory compared to the many new stores in FSM with large inventory/selection? Wonder how it stays in business?

Cheer's has reopened under new management as of November 2010, the store is bright, cheery, and…read morelooks amazing. They have a diverse wine selection with great prices. Definitely a good stop for liquor/beer/wine in the river valley area.

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.

Good food portion and food was ok. The barbecue sauce was way too sweet. Service was great and…read moreambience was fun. The mini arcade and pool table was fun thing to do.

Great place, friendly waitress, and a nice crowd on a Saturday afternoon. We had a brisket salad,…read moreonion rings, and a Philly steak and cheese sandwich, lemonade and Angry Orchard. All great. We'll definitely be back when we can, though we live an hour and a half away. Had a nice walk around the area after we ate.

Cute little bar with games. They have pop-up food events. The indoor is small, but they have a lot…read moreof outdoor seating and fire pit area

One of the better Fayetteville area breweries. Cool location on a hillside. The beer lineup has a…read moregood variety of styles and is good quality. They have indoor and outdoor seating and you can order food from the nearby Penguin BBQ. Trivia night is a good time too. Definitely worth a visit if in the area

Great brewery south of campus. Very close to Farmers Table. There's an outdoor patio to hang out…read more They are very dog friendly. So many beers and cider to choose from. The bartender is very knowledgeable about their products and gives you samples to try before you buy. I highly recommend.

Love having more brewery choices in town and this is the first one way south. Mad Rooster has solid…read moreofferings for beer and seltzers, the availability of flights, and even cocktails for the non-beer drinkers. Again the new breweries in the area are not the bargains on pricing that the first ones were, but (shrug) such is life. Snacks are limited to bags of chips or nuts, but a food truck is on premise. Outdoor area is well done with 6 picnic tables that could seat 6 each. All beers have been true to style and well-executed. Cheers to the brewer!

We thought we were in a local small business owned, but I now realize there are other Bricktown…read moreBreweries. I'm not from the area. First con is the hostess, blah greeting and we were sat in a place where the sun was shining directly on the table. Luckily the sun was setting so it didn't last long. Pro: waiter was friendly and helpful. Hubs wanted a dark beer but their selection was limited, he had the one recommended by the waiter. Pro: veggie pizza was delicious!! I had half of it left and took it with me. As we headed to the car there was these two homeless people so I gave it to them. Pro: nachos by my hubs actions that they were good and plentiful. Never really saw the rest of the restaurant because we were seated up front.

An hour here this evening where it was nice to sit and have a power outlet nearby but it seems that…read morethe only one is at the bar. Which worked fine but wasn't ideal. A beer and a big plate of cheese curds later, I've pounded out six reviews and I'm stuffed with a greasy and cheesy late lunch. Delicious, though! I like that they have their own parking lot and it was easy to find a spot for the Sprinter. On a Sunday afternoon, plenty of space both in the lot and in the restaurant. I'd return here when I next pass through Fort Smith. [Review 682 of 2024 - 352 in Arkansas - 21713 overall]