Fayetteville resident Meg Bourne even said brunch-hopping around Northwest Arkansas is her favorite weekend pastime. In Fayetteville, be sure to check out Prelude for their delicious pancakes or Arsaga’s for new takes on all things toast. Try down-home Southern breakfast favorites at The Buttered Biscuit in Bentonville or head to the square for one of the town’s most popular spots, the Pressroom. Northwest Arkansas takes brunch very seriously - and that’s apparent in the number of imaginative brunch spots that have opened up in recent years.
In Little Rock, Blue Sail Coffee Roasters and Zeteo Coffee have recently opened locations in downtown.Onyx Coffee Lab has brought the craft coffee scene to Northwest Arkansas with inventive creations.The trail starts in Rogers and winds its way down the state to Hot Springs hitting the state’s finest breweries.Īrkansas is quickly becoming known for its extensive coffee scene. From the heavy hitters like Diamond Bear Brewing Company in North Little Rock, to smaller craft breweries like Saddlebock Brewery in Springdale, you can taste all that Arkansas’s beer scene has to offer along the Arkansas Brewery Trail. These Arkansas staples have withstood the test of time while staying true to their tasty roots.Īrkansas is home to many a great beer. The inaugural class honorees included Jones Bar-B-Q Diner of Marianna, Lassis Inn of Little Rock and Rhoda’s Famous Hot Tamales of Lake Village. This year, the Department of Arkansas Heritage designed the Arkansas Food Hall of Fame awards to highlight all things delicious, and Arkansan nominations were opened to the public and judged by a 12-member committee. The state has been blessed with long-standing favorite dining destinations across the state. But we’d be remiss without mentioning the state’s BBQ trail.Īs you make your way through our most popular dry rubs, mustard or mayo vinegar sauces atop the beloved pork varieties, you’re sure to discover why we have such an affinity for barbecue and all the sides that inevitably come along with it.
If you couldn’t tell, Arkansas loves its foodie (and craft beer) trails. The trail, which traipses across the state, stops at some of the best down-home pie eateries in Arkansas. If you can’t get enough of the tasty treat, try out Arkansas’s Pie Trail. 22, 2010, edition of USA Today, creator Ed Levine highlighted The Family Pie Shop in DeValls Bluff as one of his top 10 pie spots in the nation. We know a thing or two about pie here in The Natural State, but don’t just take our word for it. Mud Street Café, Eureka Springs SLICE OF HEAVEN
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