Great location in the historic part of Conway! Friendly servers, good (daily) drink specials,…read morecomfy seating, and even - food! Weekends there is usually live music. Highly recommended!

I have been coming to Kings for almost 20 years, since they opened. I had a horrible experience…read moretonight. You have to show ID and they like to stamp folks. They had a new security guard. I don't like to get that ink on my body and I told him I didn't want to get stamped. Ordered a drink was there for at least an hour before Manager came up to me and told me I needed to get stamped. I asked if I could get stamped on a napkin or something else because I don't want my body stamped. She said I had to have a stamp on my body. At that point, I objected as I've always been allowed to go without a stamp. I am 55 years old and it's obvious I am of age to drink. This harassment is ridiculous. I was banned from the establishment for my refusal to get a stamp and even if I was allowed back would never return. Keep treating customers like this kings and you'll be out of business before long.

This was the best night ever! I came here for the Arkansas Country Music Awards. I felt like a…read morecelebrity among celebrities. This was a special night where my father in-law's childhood best friend was getting inducted for "I hope you dance" by Lee Ann Womack (which I got to meet at the after party) and many other songs and artists in his long career. I got to mingle with a bunch of musicians and celebrities and I was just a magical night. As for the venue itself, it's very nice and has two levels. Perfect for music events or even theater plays. Bathroom were a bit outdated but they were clean. Overall it's a great venue and hold a good amount of people.

From the owner: The 2013-14 Public Appearances season includes events such as: Bill Cosby, Paul Taylor Dance…read moreCompany, Audra McDonald, Straight No Chaser, Neil deGrasse Tyson, Broadway on Ice, and Béla Fleck/Chick Corea. Visit uca.edu/reynolds for complete calendar. In addition to these, Reynolds is also home to the Conway Symphony Orchestra, Arkansas Shakespeare Theatre and many music/choir performances each year. Find us on facebook and twitter!

I went here with some friends a couple months ago on a night that was fairly crowded (it looked…read morelike a wedding party was there) and received terrible service. I realize that wait times can be longer on crowded nights--this is not because of that. Our server, Ivy, was incredibly rude and completely ignored us. She served all the tables around us, even sitting and chatting with customers or friends numerous times, despite the restaurant being packed and tables not receiving service. My group wanted to get food and drinks. Since the restaurant was crowded and our server hadn't come to our table for around 10 minutes after we sat down, we ordered our first round of drinks at the bar. No big deal. What frustrated us was when the server completely ignored or disregarded us MULTIPLE times as we politely tried to get her attention to order food. Ivy would walk right past us when she could clearly hear us trying to get her attention, or she would just look at us and then look away, as if doing her job wasn't worth her time. My friend went up to her to ask if she could take our order, and Ivy only told her something along the lines of "not right now." After around 30-40 minutes of sitting at the table, we realized we weren't going to get food from Ivy, so we moved to another server's section. I wish I could remember our second server's name, because she came up to us within maybe 1-2 minutes to ask for our orders and was genuinely so nice to us!! We told her about how rude Ivy had been, and the server apologized and said that apparently Ivy was like that a lot. My friends and I literally did nothing that would have caused Ivy to be rude to us. Ivy just decided that she would rather sit and talk with friends while on the job instead of serving us, then treat us like dirt on her shoe when we ask for food.

Best place to eat on Monday. Everyone else seems to close on Monday in downtown, but JJ's still…read moreplods on. They seem to have the best short order cooks and a wide variety of foods on their menus with the expertise to deliver it how and cooked to perfection. Highly recommend for lunch.

An excellent concert venue. I especially like the mezzanine. I've been to several shows there…read moreSamantha Fish, Blackberry Smoke, and each time it was a great experience.

The hall has a great space for concerts. However the sound technician sucks. Saw Blues Traveler…read morelast night. You couldn't hear the harmonica. Same with the first band. You could barely hear the singing and the guy played a recorder and you couldn't hear that at all. Not even a little. Also not one bartender was polite or smiled. They were all pretty rude. I felt like none of them wanted to be there. It was like I was unconvincing them to order a drink and asking for a straw. Low key offensive behavior. I am a bartender of 18 years and I also bartend at a concert hall in Memphis. So, all of these factors were a disappointment. The most polite people working there were the folks at the door. The Hall needs to step it up.

We came here last for mock trial state and it was so awesome the team demanded fo me to take them…read moreback for team dinner. They got our 20 person team in quick. Everyone loved the food and Jenna was an awesome server. Awesome funky ambiance.

The staff is always amazing here! Its the owner that is weird. They ALWAYS have a hiring add on…read moreindeed and ask you to meet and ignore you afterwards. So a year later I got an invite to an interview. I mean if you cant meet that is all you have to say without being condescending. They do not have parking and you have to shlep a quarter of a mile there. Anyways, without all the other details. If youre not a white american, there is absolutely no way you will get respect here or a job so dont bother with this restaurant.

Very friendly to dogs and people also. We will definitely stop in again next time we're in town.read more

This place is easy to miss and I didn't even know it was here! We happened upon this place when…read morethere was an awful band playing at Dugan's that we didn't want to listen to and this place was much more our vibe. The tequila sunrises were great and the bartender, Jess, was fantastic. We took a Polaroid pic for their wall. Great memories here. The dogs running around was fun too! Sometimes they would just come up and want attention. Would absolutely return here.

kevin makes the best margaritas in town!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!…read more p. s. - they have some good music sometimes.

Showed up very excited to play pool with some friends and was met with a locked door. I tried…read morecalling to see what was going on but it went to voicemail. Google said they were open but I guess not‍

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.

We were looking for a late night place to eat, and there aren't many options... but this place has…read morethe kitchen open late, they have meat & vegetarian options, many beers on tap and in bottles. I would return, the food was good. Quirky decor.

Really fun dive bar with amazing food options. Be sure to know that it does smell pretty smokey…read more They also have fun live music there.

Mike's Place continues to be consistently great experience with polite hostesses, attentive servers…read moreand delicious food. I've never been disappointed during any of my visits. You can make reservations or just walk in. They offer a variety of seating options. Bar, tables or booths. My favorite appetizers are sweet potato fries and Parmesan zucchini. Perfection in taste and serving sizes. During this visit I chose the rib eye steak . It was cooked to my request, flavorful and very tender. For my sides I chose a fully loaded potato and buttered corn Serving sizes are large, I have enough leftovers to take home for at least q more meal. It is a bit on the chilly side so bring a sweater or light jacket. Give Mike'S a try, you won't regret it.

Another win for dining in Conway. To finish out our stay here we had dinner with a high school…read morefriend of mine at this establishment. Besides the reviews here I had heard from a few locals that this place was a good place for dinner and nobody has anything bad to say about it. I'm happy to confirm that was the same result for us. We were seated quickly even without a reservation around 5:30 this evening. We ordered the bang bang shrimp for an appetizer and a round of cocktails. They were served fairly quickly considering how busy they were at the time. For dinner I got the pecan crusted white fish and my friend got the blackened white fish. Both tasted delicious which was great. My wife got a Cesar salad and a loaded bake potato and it was also good. The service was great as well. The waiter and other staff were very attentive and checked on us regularly. The overall feel of the place is casual upscale. It's nice without being fancy. It has kind of a rustic vibe to it that is nice to look at. We enjoyed our experience here and would come back again when we're in town.