The onion rings are the best around! We love the great service and tasty menu. Breakfast lovers…read morewill have lots of options as well as burgers, soups, and one heck of a Rueben. I just wish Meacham's was open on Sundays and Mondays. It's my favorite place in Ash Flat.

Food was great. Service on point and the ambiance is outstanding. Perfect spot for a good quick…read moremeal.

Overall great experience. Good food, and good pricing. Server was friendly, and took care of us…read morewell. We all had nachos and were very happy with the portion size. Horchata had free refills, which is unusual in our experience, and the RumChata that my wife and I shared was perfectly mixed.

We had a fabulous dinner! Food was wonderful and service was great. Didn't even know this place…read morewas in Salem worth looking for!

My Bestie told me how great this place was. I asked for water with lemon. Response, we don't have…read morelemon. Asked for biscuits & gravy. Response, we don't have biscuits. Please know most of their breakfasts list comning with BISCUITS including biscuits and gravy! The woman next to us said can't you make biscuits? She said, "There wont be biscuits in 15 minutes. Bestie asked for poached eggs. Response, we don't poache eggs... They only have pork meat which is so unhealthy. Due to their already very limited menu and rude server, we will not go back. The only nice thing I can say is I loved that they had Christian music on the TV.

Great little lunch spot for Highland, Arkansas. I've been looking for a place to get a solid burger…read morefor the last year, and this place finally checks the box. The menu is a bit limited, but what they do offer -- especially the daily specials -- is genuinely very good. A strong lunch option for the area. Like most places around here, they're closed on weekends, so plan accordingly.

Very unprofessional place they do not honor military just because I didn't have my physical…read moremilitary ID own me I have USAA I have navy federal I have everything else linked to show I have military service even a photo of my military ID but just because I don't have the actual card with me because it has a bullet hole in it and it gives me PTSD they refuse to honor it then she had the nerve to say she don't know what USAA is then when I left said thank you for your service but did not give me the military discount how does that make sense our military is treated like crap in these local communities I have never had a problem anywhere else in my 10 years of using my benefits

Fresh and good selection of healthy foods. Relaxing setting. Clean, Friendly .read more

Love this little mom-n-pop. They serve breakfast during all open hours and also have lunch specials…read morelike meatloaf, etc. Wait staff is very friendly and will banter back and forth with me which is fun. Wonderful ambiance with wrap-around windows makes for a nice dining area. I had the country fried steak special but got brown heavy instead of white. The hit at our table though was the reuben. This place really knows how to do bread properly. Will return.

Had an absolutely great visit to this small town. One of the highlights was breakfast at Corner…read moreBooth. It was as busy as any big city place like this but the interior let me know this place was special. Lots of old-timey signs and memorabilia gave it an authentic rural atmosphere. Our server, Bobby, was a terrific guy, very attentive and conversational. His service was a 10. I ordered the Veggie Omelette. It was cooked "wet", just the way I like it. There were a lot of veggies and it was tasty. The hash brown potatoes were thick, very crispy on the outside, with a soft, almost mashed potato texture on the inside. The coffee refills were frequent and welcomed. Even the owner stopped by with a refill. He was a busy as any of the servers, not just standing around. It was an overall delightful experience. If I lived closer, this would be my regular place. Hope to visit again.

We ordered the Fig Baguettes as an appetizer. It is absolutely out of this world! It's sweet with…read morethe honey and figs and yet spicy with a nice kick the thick bacon that goes down smoothly with my glass of Cabernet .

Went for dinner, the service was great, the place was packed…read more Had the chicken fried steak and was awesome. Can't wait to go back to try the rest of the menu.

We had their delicious turkey burgers and the view of the lake was magnificent. All around the…read morerestaurant were beautiful flowering trees.

I spent the day hyping up this restaurant, to my visiting relatives expecting the same great meal…read morewe had a year ago, only to be completely let down and have the rumors I refused to believe be confirmed. From the moment we arrived, our waitress seemed in no hurry and was forgetful to say the least. It took multiple requests just to get a kids' menu, and our drinks sat empty for nearly 30+minutes. She never cleared our table of bread, salad, or soup plates, so we ended up stacking them on the concrete wall beside us as we finished each course--simply because we couldn't stand the clutter anymore. About 10 minutes before the main course was served, she returned to tell me they had run out of filets and asked what I'd like instead. I switched to a ribeye. Our food finally arrived around 8:30, even though we were seated at 6:45--an hour and forty-five minutes later. During that time, I spoke with Leroy, the owner, more than I did with our waitress the entire evening. To top it off, she added an automatic 20% gratuity for our table of seven--four adults and three children. We're generous tippers, but jt was blatantly obvious she was coasting through the night knowing the tip was guaranteed. When the ribeye finally arrived, it was one of the toughest cuts I've ever been served--full of tendons and gristle, and certainly not worth the $40+ price tag. Honestly, I could have picked up a pack of two better ribeyes at Walmart for the price I paid for the one I didn't even eat tonight. When I mentioned my disappointment with the steak, she seemed unfazed. The only redeeming parts of the evening were the view, a cup of soup, and the vanilla crème brûlée. I made an effort to express my disappointment before leaving with zero effort on her part to engage in a solution. So I tried calling on the way home to speak with someone--no answer. So here we are..... our entire table left disappointed! It was especially embarrassing after I'd talked the place up so much--only to end the night with a $320 bill and a thoroughly underwhelming experience.

Tucked into the heart of the charming little town of Calico Rock--where Main Street still feels…read morelike a scene from a simpler time--you'll find a local gem that's well worth the detour: The Printing Press Café. This cozy spot is everything you want in a small-town café--warm, welcoming, and filled with the kind of smells that make you wish biscuits counted as a food group (and here, they just might). Housed in what was once the town's original newspaper office, the café beautifully blends history with hospitality. While you wait for your food, you can browse vintage photos and clippings that tell the story of Calico Rock's past--think of it as breakfast with a side of nostalgia. Now let's talk food--specifically the biscuits and gravy. Mercy. Fluffy, golden biscuits smothered in rich, peppery gravy that's clearly made with love (and maybe a bit of magic). It's the kind of dish that makes you close your eyes after the first bite. The rest of the menu is solid comfort food done right--generous portions, great flavor, and prices that'll make your wallet just as happy as your stomach. Add to that a staff that treats you like family (the kind you actually want to see), and you've got yourself a true small-town treasure. If you're passing through Calico Rock--or heck, even remotely nearby--make sure to stop in. The Printing Press Café isn't just a meal, it's an experience with heart, history, and heavenly gravy.

This is my favorite lunch spot in Calico Rock. The sandwiches are delicious and they use high…read morequality ingredients. The special is always a hit- and the home made deserts are a MUST try!

We were there a month or so ago. Food was delish. We had not been there a few years and I was…read moredisappointed The Reuben was no longer on the menu but it was a special that day! Every time we go the food it hot, fresh and delish. Our server was Amber from Kentucky very friendly and we wanted for nothing. We love The Artisan and believe they will be around a long long time.

The Southwest egg rolls are delicious, crispy and full of flavor. The BLT and chicken Caesar wrap…read morewere equally delicious. Great staff, friendly and attentive. Our new favorite restaurant!! Sandra , our server is the best