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4.2 Google Review
425 President Clinton Ave, Little Rock, Arkansas, 72201, United States
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May 7, 2018
Great atmosphere, good food, and friendly staff. We've been both for evening dinner and Sunday brunch. The best time and experience was brunch. Check them out for Sunday brunch and have the shrimp and grits when in the area.

Mar 28, 2018
Eclectic upscale dining experience with Cigar Bar and outdoor patio upstairs. My wife and I went here for our anniversary and had a grand time. The quail egg appetizer was a lot of fun and delicious!

Feb 3, 2018
Very beautiful place , but they really need to come down off the prices frfr but overall it’s a nice and elegant place to take your spouse,date or if you u wanta go in chill mode etc..

Feb 16, 2018
I would love to say that everything was very elegant and tasty the food was delicious and best service me and my wife enjoyed the atmosphere I won't say it's worth 5stars I'm going to say that it's worth over 5 Diamonds I mean the catfish cotton candy steaks like butter you want a Grand of a meal go here an enjoy everything from the daylight to the nightlife ultimate win

Dec 4, 2017
Was disappointed. Waiter seemed annoyed to be there. Ordered ravioli only to discover it had goat cheese. Wasn't listed on the menu and had to send it back, ended up making a quick decision to get gnocchi. It lacked flavor and was overpriced for the size.

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Opening Hours

Mon:5 pm - 2 pm
Tue:5 pm - 2 pm
Wed:5 pm - 2 pm Today
Thu:5 pm - 2 pm
Fri:5 pm - 2 pm
Sat:5 pm - 1:30 am