We came in at 9:30 p.m. there were a bunch of people only one bartender we waited about 10 minutes…read moreto get a drink, but ended up leaving. No one had acknowledge us, greeted us etc..

I was somewhat disappointed on my first visit here. Although the bar has a nice New Orleans type…read morefeel, it is a small lounge with just a few tables and bar stools. The main reason for the two star rating was the service. Getting served drinks was a chore. You had to go up to the bar to order as there was no table service. Only one bartender was on site. Although there were maybe 10 people in the lounge, it took over 10 minutes to get a drink. I stood in line behind a couple and then another couple was behind me. After 5 minutes waiting for the line to move, the couple behind me left. The drinks I ordered (bourbon over ice and a vodka club soda) were not that difficult to make. They were not that strong for the price. We left after one drink.

I get the sense that it's been strongly a bikers' place to eat. That generally bodes well for good,…read morecasual fare vs. fancier dining. And that was exactly what it is. Great for sandwiches, burgers, and a good variety of appetizers such as pretzel tips, pork tamales, hummus, and something called "scotch egg". Key to the meal was a reuben - very good. They have both a bar area and a restaurant area with both inside and outside seating. There's even a small gift shop. Very laid back atmosphere. Popular place.

Great bar, food and service! We were looking for a restaurant to watch the NCAA tourney and bring…read moreour Golden's while having some food and drink. This place was a great fit. Fish and chips were great (although fries were cold), good company, friendly staff. Even the owner came to check on us...when was the last time an owner did that?? They also have a patio and restaurant side.

The bartender the night of 9/4 was terrible it was birthday so whomever that is…read more I walked up to the bar while she was helping someone just me and them. Another couple walks up she completely ignored me and walks by me to help them then asks me what I'd like. She wasn't filling our drinks would only do half glasses, made drinks wrong and they tasted terrible but still charged us. I'd walk back out if I came again and she wasn't working. Just awful experience. Neat place. Karaoke fridays and chalk in bathroom to write which was

Small bar off the main road but had to come in to do karaoke on Friday with the girls. Fun themed…read moredrinks to go with the whole Alice n wonderland theme. Service was ok my girls said but karaoke guy was a blast! Loved mad Hatter drink personally.

We had the absolute best experience here over the weekend! We were coming to the hotel for a ghost…read moretour later that evening, and we heard the views from Skybar were spectacular, so we decided to stop in for dinner beforehand. The photos of the view from the balcony do not do it justice - you can see the gorgeous fall foliage for miles! The food itself was incredible. We ordered a pepperoni pizza and buffalo wings and they were both so full of flavor and perfectly cooked. There was a small hiccup with the food as it was coming to our table, but our server, Travis, did everything he could to make it right which we greatly appreciated! They have a great craft beer selection and the cocktails are delicious! I highly recommend the autopsy - it's a perfect blend of amaretto and peach schnapps. Overall, I would come to the hotel solely for dinner because we had the best time!

We ended up here because the other Italian spot had too long of a wait. The restaurant has a great…read moreview from the fourth floor of the hotel. Service wasn't very attentive, but our server was genuinely sweet and clearly busy, so we didn't get checked on much. The cocktails felt overpriced ($16 for a Moscow Mule), so I opted for a glass of Merlot instead, which came with a generous pour. My husband's local beer flight was also a great way to sample the local breweries. The Bella Supreme took about 45 minutes to arrive. The hand-tossed crust was more soft and bread-like than crisp, the toppings were generous, but the pizza lacked flavor and the ingredients didn't taste particularly high quality. I'd come back for the view and drinks, but not for the pizza.

Great staff, really cool atmosphere (attached to a biker bar that we didn't go to but seemed really…read morebusy and fun!!) the staff were pleasant, are waitress was funny, friendly and helpful. We came specifically for the prime rib dinner (Fridays and Saturdays at 5pm to sold out) and we were not disappointed. It's not really marketed, but heck, when it's that good it speaks for itself!! Big portions, even better price, and cold beer.

We were in Eureka Springs for a spa day, and stopped here for lunch. I'm not sure what it is about…read morethis town. The service is peculiar. We walked in, and there were four employees gathered around talking and a delivery guy getting something signed. We walked in and nobody even acknowledged us. I said "are you open for lunch" and got "yes, go sit where you want." OK. Ordered a scotch egg. Waitress said "if we have any...". Really? It was burnt, which is a shame because the chorizo tasted good. Ordered a black and blue salad. The meat was tough and very unevenly cooked. Some parts nearly raw. GF got an open faced hot turkey thing. They just smashed a potato underneath the turkey. No sour cream, butter, etc. Funniest thing. So many Guinness signs, and yet they serve it from the can!!! The bar looked cool. I guess that is a plus.

We really liked this place! Excellent selection of wines to choose from (including lots of pours by…read morethe glass), nice patio, super-nice service (even when they got slammed with some big groups walking in), and creative meat and cheese boards. It's definitely worth a stop, though check their Facebook for Winter hours that are a bit more limited. I liked the fondue a lot, but my dining companion wasn't too into the particular combination of cheeses. It was interesting to try different bits of veggies and fruit to see which ones worked best with the flavors. The charcuterie board was a winner for everyone, though we probably would have just ordered the "Connoisseur" from the start had we known we'd be sticking around for awhile. The fondue + the charcuterie were more than enough for dinner for two people though. Would definitely be on the list of places to stop in again.

Amazing experience, I've never enjoyed eating crab as much as I did here....they crack the…read morelegs/claws for you!

We came in at 9:30 p.m. there were a bunch of people only one bartender we waited about 10 minutes…read moreto get a drink, but ended up leaving. No one had acknowledge us, greeted us etc..

Let me start by saying the staff are wonderful and the hotel is unique…read more If you are allergic to cats, beware! They live on property. The beds are uncomfortable. The ghost tour is annoying. At least four times a day there was a crowd of people outside our door hoping to see a ghost. Me in Jammie's feeding the baby and a bunch of folks gaping... and we were not in the room that is supposedly haunted! And Friday night there was a very loud band. We had a baby, and a cranky 5 year old. Thank goodness they stopped at 9:40. THE BEST thing about this place was the breakfast buffet and bartender who took pity on us.

My now wife and I stayed there for our wedding night after getting married at Thorncrown Chapel. We…read morewere needing to check in early to shower and get ready, and the front desk did make sure we were taken care of - albeit for a fee. Their communication was great. The hotel's front desk team and manager, Olivia, are a massive bright spot in an otherwise terrible hotel. The bellhop, Marcos, was also incredibly friendly and very helpful. Without those two people this place would be absolute trash. I can't in good conscience give them 1 star, even though they deserve it. The overall service is abysmal. The bar staff stood there talking for nearly 3 1/2 minutes right in front of me before acknowledging my presence. This was at 2pm and they weren't busy. They were actually having a conversation about their recent break and their plans for after work. As far as the room, it's old and things creak - which is likely part of its charm. But the beds suck and this is not part of the charm. The balcony door doesn't close correctly so it's hot as hell inside when it's hot outside. This is also because the AC unit can't keep up. But at least the plumbing doesn't work. First thing I did was blow my nose and threw a small bit of folded toilet paper in the toilet and flushed it. It didn't flush. Spoke with the hotel and they said it would be fixed. When we returned the toilet was still not working properly. Amazingly, these issues weren't even close to the worst part. The restaurant staff were absolute trash. I wish I remembered the barista's name from the coffee bar in the hotel's main dining room. I went down to get my wife and I a coffee as we were checking out. She barely acknowledges me. When she finally does she rudely tells me that she has to take care of the dining room guests first and that I must wait. Given my experience with other staff, I just told her not to worry and started to walk off. She called me back and said she could get to me after the order she was currently finishing. I'm guessing she thought I was headed to complain by the immediate change in her attitude. It then took her over 13 min to make two lattes. I came back to pay and she rudely instructed me to go to the front desk to break my $100 bill to pay. I came back to pay, and 2 10oz (approximate) coffees were almost $19. This hotel sucks, it's not haunted except by shitty service. And it is so overpriced. One balcony room was $335 + $35 for early check-in - shitty service included.