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!

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!

Food is consistently good, no matter what anyone orders. And the staff is always friendly and quick…read moreto serve!

Good breakfast food. Good omelette, hash browns and an AMAZING homemade biscuit!…read moreSweet server. Great ambience. Overall, a 5 experience! Thanks so much!

They have awesome food and the service is excellent. I recommend going there for your favorite…read moremeals. They're the best.

What a fun experience to dine in an old rail car at Stoby's. Our group was happily seated in the…read moreactual rail car, but there is a lot of regular seating as well. The service was great from start to finish, and everything we ordered was delicious. We even enjoyed blowing the rain whistle on our way out.

This was our go to place for burgers when we are in the area…read more They got great Smashburgers and really good chili dogs. The onion rings from here are very good. Found out today is there last day in business

I guess this place is a tradition to stop at on the way to Razor Back games…read more Feltner's has been a local stop for the surrounding community since the 60's. Just a simple diner type place, with a walk up area inside as well as outside to order your food. There are no combos, so you have to order fries and drinks separate, but I will say a large fry will feed three people . After you place your order you sit down and they bring your order to you. It does take some time to get it out; maybe because it's all fresh. Simple set up; booth seating; sports regalia on the walls, but no music or TV's. To be completely honest since I've had lots of burgers. The burgers here taste "exactly" like Sonic! I'm not even joking if you had a blind taste test of a basic cheese burger between the two; you wouldn't be able to tell them apart. Am I glad I tried it; sure after all it is a tradition, but I don't see myself going back. Very basic, and not a lot of seasoning which seems to be a common thing with most restaurants here.

This restaurant offers the best service in town along with a great menu and generous portions great…read moreatmosphere and a wonderful drink menunot to mention the amazing brunch menu on Saturday and Sunday

Well, let me tell you, this wasn't just any old watering hole. This was the kind of place where the…read morelocals come to take a load off, to toast one another's birthdays and wave goodbye to forty years at the mill, and to do it all in the same chairs their granddaddies probably leaned on. The bar, previously the bank, had been standing so long it might as well have been written into the town charter. You could see it in that picture on the wall--half a century in one frame, another half tacked on, like a time-lapse of laughter and spilled beer. Now, the food--Lord help me--wasn't what you'd call gourmet. It was what every club in America serves when the fryer's hot and the cook's in a hurry. They sprinkled something called Old Bank Seasoning on just about everything. Imagine Old Bay with more salt and less charm. Then they ladled out their "special" cheese sauce, which was nothing more than queso with another fistful of Old Bank tossed in. You'd think after all these years they might've tinkered with it some. But the waitresses smiled, hustled, and earned their tips the hard way. Management kept the lights on and the taps flowing, which is what management's supposed to do. And maybe that's the whole story here: you come expecting fireworks, you get a sparkler. But in a town where the bar itself is the landmark, maybe the food's not the point. Maybe it's the people raising their glasses, telling their stories, and making sure somebody takes the next picture for the wall. Yes, I would go back.

No complaints here, stopped in on a trip from missouri to florida, breakfast food was fresh and…read morefilling, neat little place with alot to choose from, staff was attentive

Laura was such an amazing person, she really made me feel welcomed and she made me laugh, she took…read moremy order well and talked about her life and asked about mines, she made my salad really good and it was fresh. She took the time to ask about my day and what my future held so that showed me a low. I really enjoyed my time here and will be back.