Love JJs! Stop by every time we are in town. Good Espresso Martini! All of the burgers are…read moredelicious. If you happen in on a music night it's even better! Oh the sweet potato fries with the sweet dip is amazing!

Food is good! Staff is friendly! I recommend the street tacos, nachos and a margarita. Only…read morecomplaint is music at times is loud at lunch times. It makes it hard to visit.

This was my first time to Bike Rack. The atmosphere is pleasant and friendly. There is an outdoor…read moreand indoor seating area. They have a couple food trucks outside. The place is clean and a little loud and that makes it a little difficult to converse. The staff are super friendly and they have a nice beer selection. The nonalcoholic selection is a little small. They don't have lemonade or tea but that's not a big deal. We arrived and found comfy seating inside. We made our way to the bar and ordered the "Big Ass Pretzel " , a dozen wings with buffalo sauce and the chicken tender basket. The wings were not seared and that kinda made them not great. The pretzel was good with a cheese sauce. The chicken tender basket was ok. The fries were wedge cut and were undercooked. The drinks we got were good and the local beers were tasty. The three stars is just for the food and we will try this place again.

Good beer and spirits. They had a typical pub kitchen fare but also had two food trucks. Indian…read moreand Italian food options. Great parking and bike racks. Pet friendly!!!!

We arrived at First Seat and it was our first time here. It's a quaint place with 8-10 tables and…read morebar seating. We were lucky enough to grab a table where we could all watch NBA finals. The atmosphere is pleasant and it's not super loud which is nice so we can talk during dinner. Our waitress was on top of her game tonight. She took drink order and was back in a flash with craft beer, wine , and a sweet tea! We then ordered. I had the smash burger double patty and fries. My best friend had the fish and chips. My best friends wife had the cheeseburger and fries The food was out super quick and it was super hot!!!! The food was great. The fries are flat and thin and that was the table favorite. All the food was good. The only thing we would change would maybe toast the buns of the hamburgers. The First Seat is named due to Benton county being the first county seat when Arkansas became a state.

The bartender is obnoxious and rude. Very loud. The one server with him spends most of her time…read morevaping at the side. He's always too busy flirting with her to server guests. The place was crowded when we first got in. Zero seats. Yet they kept yelling at us to sit anywhere. It's too small. Everything feels like it's never actually deep cleaned. The food was the OK. Barely. Truffle fries were good. Burger 4/10

Nice vibe, friendly staff, clean restrooms, great prices, tasty offerings. What more could you…read morewant??? Seriously - local beers are great! We'll be back.

We stopped in late on a Wednesday afternoon to grab a few drinks before dinner. My husband is a…read morelover of sours and absolutely loved the cherry limeade sour. I am not a beer drinker, but appreciated the cabernet they had available. Our friend got the root beer and said it was delicious. Chill atmosphere, indoor and outdoor seating, an adorable pump track for the kids, and onsite food trucks along with food service from the brewery. A good variety of options to please a wide variety of customers.

The Pedaler's Pub is a cycling-themed spot with a lively atmosphere and great wood-fired pizza…read more I tried The Alpe' a thinly sliced steak, spinach, feta, onions, sun-dried tomatoes, and chopped basil on a roasted garlic and olive oil base. It's a great combination of flavors, and the steak pairs really well with the feta and roasted garlic. The pizza itself is excellent. The crust is tender with just the right amount of char from the wood-fired oven--crispy on the outside while still soft inside. The whole place has a fun, energetic vibe with cycling decor throughout, friendly staff, and a menu that goes beyond pizza with a variety of solid pub food options. If you're looking for a lively place to grab great pizza and hang out for a while, this is a great stop.

Underwhelming. I get it's a casual pub with bar acoustics but I guess I wasn't prepared for how…read morehorribly noisy it would be, there is nothing to absorb the sound in this cavernous place. The seating also wasn't terribly comfortable. Just didn't make for an ideal dining experience but if the food and service were good I'd be fine with all that. The service was adequate the food slightly less so. The cauliflower couldn't be any more bland and the spinach and mushroom pizza was meh. Another ridiculous complaint is that all the plates and serving dishes are metal and just keep spinning as you try to serve from them or on them. The thing I'm theoretically most impressed with is the variety of vegan offerings, usually a bonus as we are vegetarians. As it happens we didn't order from the vegan menu as our app and pizza were both vegetarian which meets our needs.

There is a certain truth in the water at the Pump House on A Street. Tucked away in Bentonville,…read morethis sanctuary feels removed from the clamor, a quiet refuge where you are entirely out of town yet perfectly in it. Airship is the undisputed original architect of the third wave coffee movement here, fiercely rooted in Bentonville and untethered from Fayetteville. It is a space steeped in the deep, untamed well of Northwest Arkansas history. Like a good Hemingway sentence, this place is stripped of all unnecessary noise, leaving only what is true and essential. I am a coffee traveler, wandering the globe seeking the perfect cup, and I say with absolute conviction that this location belongs in my global top ten. The pour overs here are a revelation, unmasked by pretense and meant to be savored black. It is a far superior experience to the polished, urban spectacle of Onyx. Airship delivers a profoundly better cup at a more affordable price, remaining firmly grounded in the down-to-earth soul of the craft. It is quality without the theater, a genuinely superior communion between water and bean in every conceivable way. The people breathing life into this operation are the true keepers of the flame. The staff possesses staggering knowledge of their trade, yet they carry it with the kind, friendly, unassuming grace of old friends. They are professional but wonderfully unpretentious, serving perfection with a rebellious, poetic warmth reminiscent of Patti Smith. They do not preach to you about the roast; they simply offer their craft as a gift, recognizing a fellow seeker across the counter. In a world rapidly losing its anchor to authenticity, Airship at the Pump House is damn near perfection. Mark Twain once wrote that you cannot depend on your eyes when your imagination is out of focus, but here, the vision of what coffee should be is crystal clear. It is a rare haven for purists who know the finest things are the least adorned. You will not find a more honest cup of coffee anywhere, making it an absolute triumph of substance that I will return to as long as the rivers run.

Airship has my all time favorite coffee! We buy Buffalo blend for the house. When I visit a shop I…read morelike the lumberjack Latte.

Great local store with a great selection of spirits and wine for small store. Great staff and…read moreprices as well!

Admirable selection for a store of this size. The folks who work here are always friendly and…read morehelpful. Frequent tastings and cool décor make shopping a pleasure. The drive-thru is always quick, despite being in a high-traffic area.

This is probably my favorite restaurant in the Northwest Arkansas area. The atmosphere feels like…read morean upscale pub and the food is excellent. When you arrive there is parking around the square or in the lot to the side of the restaurant. As I mentioned earlier it feels like an upscale pub when you walk in, but this is also a historic building. Tusk & Trotter sits where Sam Walton's original general office and warehouse was located. We sat in the bar area as we also stopped by the restaurant during happy hour. For food we started with the Arkansas Fritters (Ralston Family Farms rice with ground beef, house-made sausage, parmesan, sun-dried tomatoes, dill & lemon chipotle remoulade & chow chow) which were packed with so much flavor. For our entrees we ordered where the Buffalo roam (Sayersbrook Bison Ranch patty, brioche bun, cheddar, swiss, bacon, chipotle aioli, over easy egg & LTOP) which is definitely the highlight with a side of fries. The burger fell apart and you could tell it was extremely fresh. If you are in Bentonville, this is a must try!

We spent a weekend in downtown Bentonville, we are from Oklahoma. This is where we had brunch on…read more5/17/26. The place is nice and staff is friendly but the food is mid. We ordered the breakfast board for two. It looked amazing but it wasn't. The lemon and carrot cake pancakes lacked flavor, the bacon was chewy and the sausage was bland and crumbly. The breakfast potatoes were the best thing on the board. Staff 10/10 Cleanliness 10/10 Location 10/10 Food 6/10 We might try it again for dinner or lunch but not again for brunch.