Prompt friendly service. First time and won't be last. Highly recommended for breakfast. I'll have…read moreto come back and try the burgers!

We got a to go order. The cheeseburger was amazing. It was cooked to perfection with all the…read moreingredients in and on it. I plan on going back but this time I will dine in.

A Sunday drive doing a little antique shopping and decided to stop for lunch here because it was…read morementioned in the book Arkansas Dairy Bars: Neat Eats & Cool Treats by Kat Robinson. Cute Dairy bar / diner. It was a cold day, and they offered indoor seating, so we opted to order and sit inside. I had a cheeseburger with curly fries and a vanilla malt. My wife ordered the Frito Pie Salad and later a butterscotch sundae to go. Everything was delicious. The malt was very thick, which I understand is how most people like them. I prefer mine a little smoother, but I understand this is common. It was still tasty. My wife said her Frito Pie Salad was good, although there were a couple of large lettuce stumps she picked out. The only real issue is that the door didn't close and it was cold outside. Sat in a constant cold breeze.

Great malts and burgers. Love their suzie-qs and service is fantastic. I've also tried their frito…read morepie, which is great! Old school atmosphere. Nostalgic.

Had lunch there today as we were passing through on our way out of town. Our food was really,…read morereally good. I got the sweet and spicy fried chicken sandwich and my husband got the hillbilly burger. They were both excellent. Fries are really good. We will definitely stop back by here if we come back through this way it's worth checking out.

This place was great. It seems like an old local spot serving up handmade yummy burgers at a…read morefeasible price. The inside has old pictures of the area scattered on the wall. I had the patty melt and it was delicious. The fries and service were on point as well. This would absolutely recommend this place for lunch in Ozark

Stopped by Elk River Burgers today and was pleasantly surprised. The burger was cooked just right…read morewith melted cheddar and crisp lettuce, and the fries were hot, fresh, and cut just the way I like them. You can tell they put care into making it a classic hearty meal. The atmosphere feels small town and welcoming with rocking chairs and flowers outside giving it a real front porch vibe that fits perfectly with the local charm. The tea was nasty and there were ants everywhere on the picnic table. You have to eat outside and the outdoor trash can was completely full which took away from the experience. A quick fix with more frequent clean up would make the place shine a lot more. Overall it is still a solid spot for a good old fashioned burger and fries and worth a stop if you are in the area and can't Wait a While

That was a bomb burger. No frills road side stop which is…read moretotally worth visiting. The burger was made fresh and so flavorful. You can't beat the hand cut fries! We will definitely visit again if we're in the area. There aren't many places left where we can get a full meal - burger fries and a drink - for 3 people for under $40 with a tip! One note, there is no public restroom so plan accordingly if you're on a road trip!

CJ's in Russellville always used to be a stop when I was going either to or coming back from Little…read moreRock as you can't beat their burgers and fries. Can't express enough how happy I am that we finally have one here!!!! You just can't beat the burger's and fries or the service! If you haven't been, I highly recommend!

Amazing burger and fries! Came in for a basketball game and tried this place. Staff was really nice…read moreeven though we had UK gear on... Lol. Burger was huge and fresh and the fries were hand cut. Even better with fry sauce. Can't wait to go back

This is one of those amazing "hole in the wall" type places you have to stop at during a road trip…read more Great food, good service, very reasonable prices, family of 5 ate for $44. We all got combo meals and still had leftovers. It did take about 15-20 minutes to get the food but it was cooked to order. I wish I'd had room to try the sweets! Maybe next time. Will definitely stop here again.

A top notch burger. Would come back for the burger for sure. Love a good food place in a small…read moretown. It took a chunk of time to get our food and there was only one other couple in front of us. (Not sure how this place would do in a lunch rush) The tots and onion rings were tasty but served with way too much fry oil still in them...perhaps upping your fry oil temp would help...also burnt flakes on tots and rings was telling me your fry oil is old... I want to say again though the burgers were amazing!

Best burger I have had in a while with great service. The fries were cooked to perfectionread more

I love this place, everything about it. Also, it's a 85 yard touchdown pass from my jobsite. A…read moretouch spendy but ... it'd actual food made from actual food. Ice cream made from Cream, not canola oil whipped with sugar. Inflation is about to kick us all in the teeth so get in there asap.

New to NWA and had heard this was a must try. DID NOT DISAPPOINT! Got there about 11:20 on a…read moreSaturday and it was already pretty full. We sat at the bar and had excellent service! Started with guac and chips. I'm from Texas so a bit of a guac snob. Their guac is excellent. I had the Rueben and man it was great. My boyfriend had the jalapeno cheese burger and loved it. Great old school vibes. My bf didn't like the fries I loved them. Oh and their ranch drinkable. Just get there early or be prepared to wait.

Hugo's opened in 1977 and I went there for the first time w/ my brother. The burgers, fresh cut…read morefries, and fresh fried chips were fantastic and still to this day are delicious. The service was great, and as usual the place was packed -- even on a Monday night. Hugo's is also a bar, so the atmosphere is a bit darkly lit, as would be expected. If you haven't tried Hugo's, get to it!

If you are up for a drive I not cattle country and your hungry, this is your destination. Recommend…read moreby a friend this place is worth the drive. Old country store feel and rustic decor. The food is fantastic! We had the special 12oz ribeye with 2 sides and a salad, and the 16oz hamburger steak with one side. Well seasoned and well prepared steaks, sides were really good (brown beans are worth the drive) good prices and all served with a smile. Food all came out on time as ordered. Great service. Is it fancy? Nope, is it a destination for a great meal? Absolutely

Wow, what a little gem. Great food, great service from very friendly servers, all in a restaurant…read moredecorated to resemble a country barn. We will be back!

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.