Dining Out

We're still a little fuzzy on many details, but one of our correspondents in the real estate business tells that the former Homer's West is going to be a dim s…

Ramen bars, though popular in many parts of the country, are a relative newcomer to the Central Arkansas dining scene.

Twelve Arkansas restaurants are finalists for Arkansas Heritage's 2023 Arkansas Food Hall of Fame.

A spokeswoman for the Baton Rouge, La.-based Walk-On's Sports Bistreaux chain-franchise operation confirms its Arkansas franchisee is looking at a Little Rock …

Over the weekend, Heights Corner Market in Little Rock's Pulaski Heights, moved, lock, stock and fridge, entirely into the "penthouse" space on the building's …

Fans of @ the Corner have been waiting years — more than three years, in fact — for sisters Lila and Helen Grace King and Kamiya Merrick (the chef), to open th…

South on Main owner Don Dugan has sold and last week closed the restaurant at 1304 Main St. in Little Rock. Dugan is withholding the name of the purchaser unti…

Blackberry Market is, or certainly ought to be, a welcome addition to the Argenta food-and-drink scene. It has certainly been thriving in the month or so since…

At the cusp of the new year, we are getting reports of new construction underway at various sites around Little Rock. Some of it we are still confirming:

Jerry Barakat is in the process of turning the interstitial space between his two restaurants at 16100 Chenal Parkway, Little Rock — Arthur's Prime Steakhouse …

Count Porkula at the Crossroads opened Tuesday at 201 Keightley Drive, just a smidge north of the intersection of Cantrell Road and Mississippi Street, Little …

Restaurateur Ben Brainard confirms he has signed a lease on the former Soul Fish space at 306 Main St., Little Rock, and plans to open a second location of his…

Count Porkula on Wednesday officially moved out of its home at The Rail Yard on East Sixth Street and into its new building at 201 Keightley Drive (just north …

City leaders, firefighters and businesspersons in Pine Bluff gathered at the former Long John Silver's at 1400 S. Main St. to welcome a more local business to …

For years, it was a social media-fueled joke in and around Conway: Every time a construction project started, it was going to be a new Olive Garden.