Stopped in for lunch bench while we were out riding. I had their chef salad and it was good. I…read moreneeded something light as I'd been eating way too much much on the trip. Watching all the other food coming out I feel I made a mistake lol. The staff was awesome quick on everything getting the group of roughly 20 folks in and out the door quickly. The place was nat and had a great outdoor area and very cozy

The answer to the question about "Do they serve Alcohol, "NO, they do not serve any Alcohol, as,…read moreJasper, AR., in any restaurants or stores, as Newton County, is a DRY county. No Alcohol served in Public Establishments, in the area. Great Food, great little place to eat, we always feel great after eating there, and we always walk away happy, and satisfied, but there is no alcohol is served in the County.

Historic old business: 5/5 stars Service: 4/5…read moreBuffet food: 3/5 Menu food: 3/5 We enjoyed the adventure, and the cobbler was great! But the buffet was picked over and the menu items we ordered were average (at best). We left disappointed.

This place is the real deal country cafe in the Ozark mountains. My bride and I were driving to…read moresee the leaves and made this our lunch spot and it was a Sunday buffet! Fried chicken, Salisbury steak and so much more. My wife and I were pleased with everything BUT the mashed potatoes. Honestly, it's frustrating that this country diner chose instant mashed potatoes with artificial butter flavor. Potatoes aren't expensive, and this was the single let down of the entire lunch. Service was good and friendly. And the old building is just amazing. We would go back in a day we might order from the menu. But those mashed potatoes aren't expensive a "oh heck no..."

Neighbors Mill Bakery & Cafe is one of those easy, reliable stops when you're making the drive from…read moreArkansas up toward Branson. It's a popular spot for a reason. We stopped in for a quick break and grabbed coffee, hot chocolate, and a pastry. Everything hit the spot and was exactly what you want on a travel stop. One thing I really appreciated is that they have a separate line/cashier for food, which keeps things moving and makes the whole experience feel efficient, even when it's busy. The place itself was clean, the staff was super friendly, and service was quick. Overall, just a really solid stop to recharge before getting back on the road.

This place is a delight. Great stop over if going through and a definite gem for Harrison. Check…read morethe pictures. We got the pumpkin muffin that had real butter cream stuffing and bran muffin with no sugar. We should have got more of those pumpkin muffins! So good. Drinks, American smoothie () and chai latte (). The chai was a not very latte ish and very sweet. Not a chai I prefer but forgot to ask where it's from. It's good to ask where it's from. You could get an answer like "we are not allowed to tell you." That was recent will review that. In that case drive or run away! This is a cute place, unique and does have a sit down restaurant inside. We didn't do that but the menu is very nice, as what they are known for bread bakery items. The breads are out where you can look and purchase. Everything is fresh and fresh made. Recommend!

Swimming in the Buffalo can wear you down. So we decided to call in a pizza order to grab on the…read moreway home! 6 orders of wings cooked perfectly! We ordered them naked with sauce on the side. Perfectly fried with crisp skin. You cant ask for anything better. 5 pizzas! Chicken bacon ranch - crust cooked perfectly - great flavor 2x hot honey pepperoni - great pizza voted favorite of the evening by all. Its a must order! The honey is a game changer of flavor. 2x woo pig for the meat lovers amongst us. Was great choice of pizza and got devoured. We ordered regular crust and cauliflower crust. Shockingly the cauliflower crust was really good. It's always hit or miss on that type of crust. But pleasantly surprised. If you are in Jasper and want some high quality pizza go and get some jasper pizza company food!

This place is sooooo good!! The pizza was incredible, with a great thick-ish crust, the servers…read morewere very nice, and the restaurant was delightful over all-- it's a beautiful stone building with lovely decor and a fun mural. This is definitely a fun stop in Jasper.

This place is awesome the food is great and the service is outstanding. Ate there last year and it…read morewas great but the work they have done have the fire is amazing. What a difference a year makes. Had the smoked meatloaf and yummmm Cell service is spotty going up.

Good food and nice folks but don't go too hungry. If you order a burger, they have to butcher the…read morecow first. I've been to busier places that still push out food faster than this. if you're ok with waiting over an hour for your food, this is the place to go.

The food here is great! It is a Sister Restaurant to Lilli Hobbs in Omaha, AR. The menu is more…read morelimited but they have breakfast early and lunch covered well. They have lots of cookies and desserts as well! The service is really good, they have counter service as it is a small restaurant. The ambiance is really neat, rustic turn of last century- wood and old brick walls. Great place for a lunch or late lunch date.

Service - fabulous Ambiance - sweet and lovely…read more Food - out of this world Amazing bakery goods and I would go back again and again

Very quaint shop with an amazing bakery and restaurant! E sat down in the dining area for…read morebreakfast. The staff greeted us and they were very helpful. I ordered the vegetable quiche. I think it was heated in the microwave because it was sooo hot. The crust was flaky and buttery, delicious! The only downside was some of it was on the hard side I am assuming from a microwave. Overall it was very good. My husband had biscuits and gravy. The biscuits were the lightest fluffiest biscuit I've ever had! He thought that they exceptional but couldn't eat it all! I don't mind the use of a microwave except when it changes the quality of the food.

Stopped on our way to visit family in MO for a quick bite to eat…read more By far one of my favorite road trip stops. We had the meatloaf sandwich which was moist and juicy perfected by just the right amount of mayo and large fresh juicy slices of tomatoes. We had a side of chili which had great flavor but a little bit too watery for my taste and definitely not warm enough for me. On our way out we grabbed some apple butter and peach whiskey butter. And of course after eyeing the dessert we went with the carrot cake and 2 cookies because we couldn't decide. The carrot cake was moist and flavorful and crunchy and smooth frosting was perfection. By far the best carrot cake I've ever had. The cookies were snickerdoodle and blueberry lemon and white chocolate.

100% okay with the slightly over 2-hour ride. Couldn't be more hidden. Yet still a full parking lot…read morewhen we arrived. This small building is about 130 years old, and the there's a modernized 1890's vibe here, playing 1970's music overhead. I'm not sure what I liked better: my bacon cheeseburger or my slice of chocolate pie. The burger was two (seemingly) mini meatloaves, perfectly seasoned, topped with fresh lettuce, tomato, onions and pickles. The cheese was bubbly. I found the bun somewhat weak for the job it was trying to hold together. Collapsed into itself at one point. The bacon was fine (isn't it always!), but just not my favorite. The home-made fries were potatoey perfection. My grandmother passed around 1982. If she were still here, I'd be forced to tell her someone makes a better chocolate pie than her. At least I avoided the cussing and getting walloped by a broom. The crust was buttery and of perfect firmness. The chocolate cream was covered in heavenly whipped cream, I assume homemade. Will absolutely be coming back in the Fall, for the leaf show. And a burger. And that pie. Great staff also. Very welcoming, including the owner.

This place is OUT THERE. I mean, it's extremely remote. About an hour outside of civilization/cell…read morephone networks. And it is the only thing going on "in town". This is a beautiful, small community of people, and if you're looking to meet the locals of the Arkansas Ozarks, this is the place to go. Everyone is friendly. You can buy some hot food or a cold soda. But, it's a dry town, so don't expect and beer or wine. Fair prices, and there is even a gas pump. You pay at the counter with the clerk, and tell them how much you put in your tank. What a true gem.

Management was rude and abusive. Some woman came downstairs to check me in and was combative from…read morethe very first. She totally freaked out about my service dog. I had made the reservation 8-10 months in advance and called several days beforehand. Had there been an issue, I should have been informed at that time. This woman continued to yell, shake profusely and call me a liar, saying sarcastically she would, "pray for me". There was something very off about whatever is going on in that house. As this woman was shaking and yelling, she told me they actually utilize their handicapped daughter as their house maid! Yet she was very ugly about allowing my service dog. Even though it was getting late and I had no other place to stay, I just had to get out of there. It was all very bizarre. This place is downright scary. Enter at your own risk!

The owner is very accommodating & easy going. It is an older hotel (read the history on the…read morewebsite), but...the rooms are very quiet, very clean, and the hot water doesn't take forever. We had the top room with the private porch, which was lovely. Ended up staying an extra night. This particular room did not have a fridge or microwave, but did have a coffee maker. Outside of renting a cabin, it is the place to stay in Jasper.

Alpha gal heaven!!! Didn't actually eat at the restaurant but ordered an alpha gal friendly…read morechocolate birthday cake from Chef Jennifer and it was fabulous!!!! We felt safe and fully sated eating it. Will def keep her on our celebratory list.

1st time visit, limited days and hours.. Everyone super friendly…read more Mostly a breakfast place. Maybe we can try sometime but we usually stay at a B&B. They do have just a few items for lunch. We started with specialty devil eggs that had chicken with a good sauce. We ordered the chicken salad sandwich on sour dough bread. They had ran out of croisssants. In fact they started turning away people coming in, due To shortage on food. Husband had a side of fruit which was good. I had potato salad , alittle different so not sure on it. Lots of dessert and cake to try. They also Have a outdoor patio.