Great food. Great prices. Best service, ever. Everyone there treats you like family. Amazing…read morefood quality.

Bobbie D's!! I asked the locals. Where to go. What's a good staple or Little Rock. They sent me…read morehere. Right when you walk in. Everyone super nice. Excited to help me. It's cafeteria style. I got beef with a stuff potato. Chicken dumpling soup. Beef was pretty good. But my fav of this was the soup. It was definitely excellent We also got the fried pork chop. Yes !!! So so good. Better was great. Pork not dry. Huge portions. Greens was nice on point. A little bit sour. I loved it Banana pudding was really good also. Don't forget the corn bread Overall. I loved this spot. Food taste like it came out of a home made with love. If you want southern food. Definitely come here

This is a review from an older visit. I ate there back in November of 2022. Things might have…read morechanged, but I doubt it. I happened to drive by this place a couple of weeks ago and I flashed back to the one time that I visited. The memory that came to mind was a positive one. It's been almost four years and I can still remember what I ate, because it was that good. From what I remember, the service is kind of a high school lunchroom type where you go through and pick out the food that you want. Then you grab a table with your food. From what I remember, the place was clean, quiet, and very family friendly. I wouldn't have a problem taking anything from a date to a newborn baby here. I will admit that I have particularly fond memories of this place that might be skewing my review just a tad. But either way, I will make an effort to go back there the next time I'm anywhere close to Conway.

Awesome as ALWAYS! Can't get through Conway, AR on a weekday between 11-2pm w/o stopping in for…read moresome of the best country vittles in the state. Is a country joint, w/everyone just stuffing their face so it stays pretty quiet. This place is so good I am just thankful I don't live in Conway or I would weight 400lbs from eating here every single day. And make room for some of that pie!!! Doesn't matter which one, just get one.

First thing, customer service was excellent from the define I walked through the door. Restaurant…read moreis very clean and nice ambiance. Food was five star. I got the smothered pork chop and three sides. They have all types of meats including fish and healthy sides such as rice and cabbage, as well. Looking forward to coming back.

Nice selection, food was hot and server was very nice and pleasant. I would eat there again.read more

Lunch to celebrate our anniversary was amazing! The food was top-notch and the service was…read moreoutstanding. It had been several years since I had been there, but it was just as delicious as I remembered! It was well worth the drive to experience the warm country, laid-back vibe of years gone by. We will definitely be back soon and enjoy another piece of pie! Who else serves you pie first? Life is short! Eat dessert first!

I was hoping that this visit would be as wonderful as back before it sold to new owners. I really…read morewanted it to be great again. Remember the days when you had to make reservations and order your slice of pie before you got there? No more. Here's the issues...the food. I used to LOVE the Keo Classic. Now its avocado slices are too thin, the parmesan coating wasnt as crispy, and it wasnt warmed up enough. And...its about $5 more than it used to be. Next, the pie. It used to be just flawless, perfect smoothness of filling and nice high meringue. The meringue was still very good. However, the filling was floury tasting. It either had too much or wasnt cooked long enough. I lacked the decadence and creaminess of pies of the past. I can tell why it wasnt that crowded. Its just not the same and not an improvement. Maybe the new owners will take these comments to heart and fill the ultra quaint little cafe again.

The flavor, just ....:it's matched! Just go here! Try it! You won't be sorry!!! Everything is clan…read moreand well placed, there are multiple choices; something for everyone!

The food here is so good I'm pretty sure they gave some grandmas back there cooking. The prices are…read moregreat, and the people are so friendly. We just moved to the area and will definitely be making Bobby's a frequent spot!

Excellent food in a cute building on a Sunday Afternoon... what more could you want?…read more I won't lie, Sundays are REALLY busy at this place and we waited on the waitlist for not a short amount of time. But the food here is always worth it. I love the french toast biscuit sandwich. My mom had the shrimp scramble, my friend had the Winchester. They both understood the hype. The portions of food are pretty good. We also had beignets to start and they were yummy!!! If you can be a little patience and don't mind parking in a precarious spot (parking extremely limited around here) then you should definitely go!

5 out of 5 -- A Perfect Start to the Day at The Buttered Biscuit…read more If you're looking for the ideal brunch spot in Little Rock, look no further than The Buttered Biscuit. Our server, Day, started our morning with a genuine ray of sunshine--warm, cheerful, and attentive without hovering. She set the tone for what turned out to be a fantastic meal. The coffee arrived piping hot, just the way it should be. My pancake was wonderfully sweet with a hint of vanilla, and the scrambled eggs and bacon were cooked perfectly--simple, classic, and done right. Terri ordered one of the spicier dishes and declared it "delicious" before finishing every bite. The wait was minimal, even during a busy time, and the atmosphere was comfortable and inviting. The acoustics were okay--you can chat easily without shouting, or just enjoy people-watching if that's your thing. We left full, and happy. Highly recommended.

We stopped here once on our way to Charleston, SC just to try it. OMGosh!! It was soooo good I…read morecouldn't believe how good the food tasted. The people are so nice and make you feel at home with them. Now we look for an excuse to stop on the way to or on the way back from wherever we go that takes us past this area! Not much ambiance honestly, but who cares when the food is so great!!!

Relocated from Atlanta and been looking for some great soul food. Especially on Sunday …read more We went about 12:30 on Sunday, not the best idea due to the long line but well worth the wait (about 30 minutes). I recommend getting there when they open. The customer service was top notch. They apologized for the wait, explained more food was being prepared and overall nice vibe. We ordered several plates(fried chicken, fried pork chops, cabbage, greens, Mac n cheese, great northern beans, dressing, black eyed peas, pinto beans, etc). Everything was seasoned well and very tasty. Oh and the portion sizes are amazing. You must try the banana pudding. Woohoo. We will return.

Okay, so I'm back in LR giving this spot another try, and DAMN I'm happy I did. I clearly just…read moreordered the wrong thing, because this time around they knocked it out of the park! This time around I asked the girl at the counter what her favorite dish was and she said, "shrimp kabobs." I was sold. SO GLAD I LISTENED!!!! These are THE most flavorful kabobs I've ever had, and they are accompanied by some of the best rice and beans I've ever had. I was fully expecting beans and rice Mexican-style since the place is owned-operated by mi gente, but it was a more Cajun-style brand and rice. These beans and rice are so damn good. I just can't. These kabobs are perfectly seasoned with fresh lemons, tomatoes, onions, and zucchini. It's is CLEAR they make these to order, so when you get it expect a wait...that will be well worth it. Yeah, I take back my last review. You don't come to a place like this in central Arkansas and order oysters. That was dumb. This, however, is the best decision I've made this trip. Hands down.

Eight years since my last visit to Little Rock, and The Flying Fish was at the top of my list. Some…read moreplaces you wonder if it will still be the same. Flying Fish hasn't missed a beat. The setup tells you everything you need to know before eating: paper towel roll on the table, hot sauce lineup, Lance saltines, and a soundtrack of Lightin' Hopkins and Son House fill the room. The chairs look like they escaped from a 1950s diner and that's how everyone likes it. The catfish is the real deal -- cornmeal-crusted, perfectly seasoned, tender inside with just the right snap on the outside. The shrimp are butterflied, large, perfectly breaded, and fried with the same care. Hush puppies that are neither greasy nor dense, which sounds simple until you realize how rarely anyone gets it right. There's a New Orleans soul to this place, and some Memphis too, but nothing precious about it. No one here is performing. Farmers, families, folks still in their work clothes. The people who cook this food grew up eating it every Sunday at grandma's table, and it shows in every basket. If mudbugs are still on the menu when you visit, don't overthink it. Order them. The Flying Fish isn't trying to be anything. That's exactly why it's everything.