While traveling in the Hot Springs Arkansas area we stumbled on this brewery in the woods. Great…read morelittle place with very friendly people. I tried a small flight of beers and they were all great in their own way. Some changed flavor with food but that was great. I had a beer brat to go with my flight. Great time was had by all. Id suggest stopping if you are ever in the area.

Don't let the journey into the woods fool ya. If you're looking for a good time with some…read morealchamahol, this is the place for you. Brad is doing some cool things out here and he will find something you want to talk about. We spent an easy 3 hrs drinking beer and solving the world's problems. We will definitely drop back by when we're in the area again. Pro tip: ask for him to mix your hard sweet tea "Palmer style".

Let me set the mood for you... It's a crisp fall/winter day and you came to Broken Bow for a…read moregetaway. Now imagine, a brewery that's unexpected, dog, friendly, kid friendly, adult friendly, bring your own food, bring your own board/card game, enjoy the vibes of good time, and vacation relaxing. I can't wait to come again in the summer or spring. My spouse and I were in town the week of New Year's in this place was busy! They had a gourmet hot dog stand/ truck outside in the front of the brewery. This isn't a typical brewery set up when you walk in, there's a gift shop you order a beer right there with from friendly staff. It was a 50+ degree "winter" day, it felt natural to order a stout beer. The beers were on the more pricey side, but the beverage comes with complementary glassware to take home. It was weird, but it felt kind of natural that there were people under 21 since there was the hotdog stand and we brought our six month old baby. There are a few people with dogs, which I would recommend. I somehow ordered the best peanut butter stout I've ever had, which was a variation of their Opossum Pouch Stout. My spouse got a pumpkin spice brown ale, which was a variation of their Bigfoot Brown Ale. I won't lie, but normally I go halves with my spouse that comes to food and drinks... However, I was happy not to share my peanut butter stout. I can't wait to come again

OUR FAVORITE IN HOCHATOWN! We tried some new seasonal beers this time that were fantastic. My…read morestepdaughter ordered the Banana Wheat and it was very tasty. I went for a Strawberry Blonde and it was very refreshing. The staff here are over the top friendly and professional.

First off, can't tell you how heartbreaking it is to know that Pecan Point is permanently closed…read more This place was an absolute gem. Five star all the way. The vibe and atmosphere was stellar. The staff were more than friendly and knew their craft beers! We tried some new flavors and were made undeniable fans. I ordered a plate of Duck Fat Fries. This is a total game changer! Even more so, dipping them golden fried sticks in Truffle Mayo... as Buford T. Justice would say... SUMBITCH. And that homemade ketchup? So good it made me want to go smack Junior's mama. We also ordered the Crawfish Dip. It was disgustingly scrumpdidallyumtious!!! Pure flavor profile explosion in my mouth. Never had anything like that before. My wife and I also decided to split a Smash Burger and that thick cut bacon with juicy beef patties... damn. One of the most memorable and satisfying experiences I've ever had, and I haven't even talked about the drinks. My eyes sparkled when I seen a Toasted Pecan Old Fashioned on the menu. A must try. ER MA GAWD!!! One of the best I've ever had... everrrrrr! We also ordered the Cinn-Full Cran Hard Cider by Locust... I now have to find this... just have to! My FIL ordered an ice cream treat with three spoons... lol. Everyone had to give it a try. We ended up ordering a growler of the State Street Blonde to go, and it lasted a day. Unbelievable. I'm heartbroken the place is closed, but will forever leave an impression of Texarkana for me. Thank you! As always, Enjoy & Happy Road-tripping!!

If you're in Texarkana looking for hearty pub food, a nice pour of beer, and friendly service, look…read moreno further! While passing through on a road trip, my local friend recommended Pecan Point and I'm glad I went. Located in downtown, you'll find free street parking in front of the restaurant. We were greeted as soon as we entered and the inside is spacious and casual. I ordered the raspberry Chipotle smash burger ($16), peach cobbler, and a flight of beer and cider ($10). What made this burger stand out was the raspberry Chipotle sauce and fried jalapeños! The flight includes four 4oz pours of any draught and mine were Irish red ale, Pecan Pointe ale, bock beer, and apple cider. The Irish red was my favorite and the Pecan Pointe my least. I would have liked the cobbler to be a little more crunchy, but was still enjoyable. I recommend and will visit again when in town.

Redbone is located in a building with plenty of parking. We came on learly on a Friday evening and…read morethere were plenty of tables. The atmosphere was welcoming. I loved some of the funky chandeliers. They were setting up for live music. We sat inside, but they also have a huge outdoor patio area. The beer and pizza were good. Probably a 4/5 but what won me over was our server, Sarah! She was such a joy and brought a smile every time she stopped at our table. She alone makes this place worth visiting!

We lovvvveeeee Redbone! We lovvvvveeee the food!!! We lovvvveee the entertainment!! Never once have…read morewe had a bad experience. I threw my husband's surprise 40th birthday party at Redbone! My husband still talks about how much fun he had! Everything on their menu is great. They have the best chicken tacos, fantastic pizza, yummy everything --- onion rings are freaking awesome, I could go on and on and on! Love their brunch too! The service is phenomenal. ALSO--The owners are wonderful, so kind and welcoming. We love seeing them. It's also a kid-friendly place! My daughter enjoys the bands and the magic tricks! It's just a really cool place. We don't get out too much since we have a 7 year old, but when we do - we always choose Redbone!!! HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!

Such a unique restaurant here in Hot Springs. Only brewery in a U.S. National Park. Only Brewery in…read morethe world that uses the thermal spring water. The restaurant itself is located in a historic brewhouse. With all of that being said... you can certainly expect a wait, especially during peak hours. For our party of three at about 11 on a weekday during the middle of spring break, it was about an hour wait. Thankfully, it wasn't too big of a problem. We still had some parts of Bathhouse Row that we had to explore. When there was a spot available, we got the notification through text. We headed on over. We were seated at a table right behind the host. It was shared with another pair but there was enough room so it wasn't too much of a problem. Usually, we don't drink. However, because of the uniqueness of this place, we just had to try. We aren't built for the Beer Bath that allows you to sample all 18 beers on tap. Instead, we opted for the flight which was more than enough for us. I'll be honest... I can't tell the difference at all between the different beers. Nevertheless, that speaks more to my inexperienced beer palate. The four taps that we got were all tasty and lasted us through the meal. For starter, we got the fried cauliflower. Crispy exterior that made our daily veggie intake that much more delicious. Paired very well with ranch. For main, I got Rose's Burger. The bacon jam provided a good amount of sweetness that was balanced by some of the spice from the pepperjack cheese and the savoriness of the burger itself. My mom got the reuben sandwhich. It was standard. My dad got the steak sandwich - it's basically a philly cheese. I thought it was particularly good especially since they use beer cheese made in-house. In terms of serivce, I will say that it was slow at times. However, as mentioned, this place is incredibly busy so definitely gotta give them some grace. In the future, I'd definitely come back again given the quality and uniqueness of Superior Bathhouse

Stayed off the main drag for 3 nights in Hot Springs in mid-March. It was hard to find a variety of…read morerestaurants within walking distance so went to the nearby Superior Bathhouse. We were a party of 2 that happened to arrive the same time as a party of 8-10 around 8pm. It was dark and our table wasn't really set up for service: there was no night lamp on the table to read the menu and it took forever to get napkins and silverware. We ordered hamburgers, fries and beer. Food was meh. Fries were cold and burger was mediocre at best. We still left a significant tip bc we truly talking w/our server, a Hot Springs local, who ultimately made our experience pleasant. It's nice to sit outside on the patio if the weather is nice. Indoors is loud.

For our family, this was such a nice hidden gim in the town of Hot Springs! You walk in and…read moreimmediately you feel like you're teleported elsewhere... it feels like a artsy and offbeat hangout. The inside is uniquely decorated with features such as accordian lights and the original inudstrial ceiling of the building. There was a bit of a wait as the table was prepared. We were then quickly seated. To start off, we got the pepperoni chips. They're exactly what you'd imagine. Crispy pepperoni slices that are served with a side of marinara sauce. Now, don't get me wrong... they were definitely good. However, would I get them again? No. They were more salty than I would have liked. We mainly were looking for a non-carb starter. Looking back, we probably would have gotten the caprese plates. In terms of pies, we got a large half-n-half. For the first half, we got Hot Honey. Great mix of savory with the shredded pepperoni and then the sweet & spicy offered through the hot honey. Then for the other half, we got the Fungal Jungal. There were crimini, oyster, and portabella mushroooms... plenty of flavory as well as a good amount of roasted garlic. This was probably our favorite out of the two. Though both were still good overall! Aside from the food, everything was reasonably priced and service was top-notch! Definitely recommend!

What's better than pizza and beer after a good hike?…read more We were on the hunt for a good pizza place and came across SQZBX. I like that it's not on the main strip, but on one of the side streets, so you're not always fighting the crowds. There's decent street parking as well. My favorite was the aroma of fresh oven pizza that overcomes your senses as you walk in. You can tell right away that they make pizzas and they make it well. We got the medium fungal jungle pizza with a side of hot honey to share with 2 adults and a pizza loving toddler, which was just enough for our family. My husband also tried their beer flight and truly enjoyed it. I just loved the mini glasses it came in. Overall great atmosphere and a good time!

Happened to find this spot when I was just looking at random places on google maps and glad we made…read morethe time to come out. This is a distillery that focuses on moonshine but also does some vodka as well. Its a sort of rustic spot that seemed off the main strip so was a bit quieter. My partner and I came for the tasting which was a super deal at $10 a person for around 13 samples of their various drinks. Keally was our server and she was super nice and gave us great background about the various moonshines and drinks. She also provided good suggestions on how to mix them up or pair them with other things. We had a lot of fun and ended up buying some thins to take back with us (which was nice as they have pretty good deals the more you buy).

Nice little history/ process tour. Nice setup for creating different spirits. Did a tasting…read moreafterwards and the mixers were pretty decent and the moonshine was very flavorful but a couple of them I didn't care for. Everything tasted just like they described but the ones I didn't care for were just really sweet. The beers from the bar were also nice and cold.

Food was outstanding, service was great. The spicy peach wings were so good. The patio had a fun…read morevibe

Stopped by Mountain Fork Brewery for a meal and had a mixed experience, but overall it ended on a…read morehigh note. We ordered the boudin egg rolls as an appetizer and each got a burger. Unfortunately, somewhere along the line the appetizer never got put in, so we didn't receive the boudin egg rolls at all. That was a miss, especially since that's something we were looking forward to trying. That said, the burgers absolutely made up for it. Both were cooked right and had great flavor. Solid, well-done burgers that hit the mark. No complaints there. We also grabbed a blueberry cheesecake to go, which turned out to be a great call. It was rich, flavorful, and a good way to finish things off. Service hiccup aside, the food quality, at least on the burgers and dessert, was strong. Worth stopping in, just keep an eye on your order.

This place has continually improved since it opened. I am happy to report that it deserves 5 stars…read more I love the beer, the staff, the food, and the welcoming atmosphere!

Bartender had a great playlist!!! Good pizza. Beer was good but didn't have the raspberry beer in…read morecans yet. If not for that 5 stars. Also, dog friendly inside and out.

Seems like a nice place but no Burks Brothers brews available . Bartender was nice & the venue is…read morenice. Seems popular with locals.

Came in asked for a martini, bartender said, I can't make that. I said ok can you make a Malibu Rum…read moreand Coke, she said no, they lady across the bar chatting with her says, yes you can. Bartender says, as she lays across the bar clearly strung out, drunk or both, do I have to. I said yes please. She never made it, never acknowledged me again. She just sitting on a bar stool texting like a lump on a log. Wow!! Unbelievable. ​