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Avery's Eatery

Avery's Eatery

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759 Hwy 62 E, Mountain Home, Arkansas, 72653, United States
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Apr 27, 2018
Very good food. Unique selections compared to other restaurants in the area. Sunday brunch is very good, but a little overpriced. Most my friends can't afford Sunday brunch, but during the week prices are worth it. They offer a prime rib dinner on Friday nights for about $21. No alcohol served. Glad to have a good new restaurant in town!

Mar 28, 2018
Would have given four stars but I just can't get over the fact my meal was served with chips. I really had to think about why this bothered me so much. Everything else was decent. My wife ordered the shrimp tacos, I got the special, gyro, and an appetizer of BBQ nachos. But for the price we paid it just didn't seem right to put cheap ruffle style potato chips. Maybe my expectations were too high but it did take away from the meal somehow. All in all we had a good lunch experience

Apr 12, 2018
Went in for lunch. Had panini sandwich and 1/2 sandwich with soup. Both were good but served with potatoes chips only. A different side can be exchanged for chips for 1.00 more. I think prices are high. 10.00 for a sandwich with chips. 8.00 for chip of soup and half a grilled cheese. Place was packed for lunch. Will try this place again for dinner and see.

Apr 23, 2018
Holy Smokes owns this restaurant. So all of the sides and desserts are the same as Holy Smokes. They also have some smoked Meats. I had the Loaded Chicken with Mac & Cheese and Rice Pilaf. Boyfriend had the Pulled Pork with Mac & Cheese and Potato Salad. * The Loaded Chicken is good, but small. The Macaroni and Cheese is good. The Rice Pilaf was extremely dry and wasn't seasoned. I had to season it with the Salt and Pepper that were at the table. It was a single tiny chicken breast and the sides were in small cups on the plates. * The Pulled Pork was a little greasy, but good. His sides were yummy. It was a small pile of Pulled Pork served with BBQ sauce and Coleslaw and the sides were in small cups. The service is good and the staff is very nice. The prices are decent. Sodas were $2. But the portions are small, wish there was more food. The entrees are on the small side. The sandwiches and soups sound excellent, but worried they might be not worth the price. I fear they would not filling. Sandwiches only come with a pile of chips and a dill pickle. Soups only come in a bowl or a bread bowl. Left Hungry Probably wont be back, unless the portions are bigger.

Mar 14, 2018
Very nice place! Strange location tho! Lauren waited on me. Great waitress. Recommended a Sausage Pierogi soup. Very good. Like White Borscht soup. Pastrami was good for the area not a Jewish pastrami. Overall it was excellent. For being new they are very good. Their sister restaurant is also good. Holy Smokes on 201.

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