Tag: Restaurants & Food

Popular Catering Biz Expands, Opens Eatery

Keating relishes the chance to run things her way.

Brooks Takes Talents to Springdale Country Club

Steve Brooks is moving to the Springdale Country Club later this month.

Corporate Culinary Arts to Prep Industry Workers

Chef Lou Rice is heading up NorthWest Arkansas Community College’s new culinary program within its corporate learning division.

Andrade Buys Springdale Strip Center from Elsass

Wallace L. Andrade Sr. of Lincoln recently purchased the Casa Villa Shopping Center in Springdale and Milestone Construction is finishing out Fayetteville’s newest restaurant.

McB’s Packs Multiple Options Under One Roof

New bar/restaurant offers one-stop entertainment venue.

Arsaga’s Store Set for Har-Ber

Coffee lovers soon will have a new option in west Springdale.

Mellow Mushroom Expands North

Mellow Mushroom is opening a new location in Benton County.

Couple Brings Help ‘Yo’ Self Approach to Dessert Option

YumYos Premium Frozen Yogurt recently opened in Bentonville, and offers 21 flavors of self-serve frozen yogurt in a family-friendly setting.

Farrell’s Lounge Catches National Exposure

A Dickson Street business wins raves from an ESPN writer in town for the Alabama game.

Fayetteville residents Jared and Sarah Greer, who won a national contest awarding them their very own TCBY store in May, announced Oct. 13 that it would be located at the Promenade Pointe Shopping Center in Rogers.

Neal’s Cafe Serves Kangen Water to Rave Reviews

Springdale’s Neal’s Cafe has a history of serving up delicious home cooking. Now owner Don Neal is serving a special brand of water for free which he describes as being “fantastic.”

Catering Translates Into Fatter Revenues

Profit-hungry restaurant often owners look outside walls for sales opportunities.

Central Arkansas Restaurant Industry Flat in 2010 So Far

If the restaurant industry’s vital signs are considered an indicator of an area’s overall economic health, central Arkansas’ condition could be described as stable but not satisfactory.

Paid Parking Stifles Dickson Street Restaurants

Paid Parking throughout Fayetteville’s downtown entertainment district had led to frustration among restaurant owners, who argue the new effort is dragging down profits.

Party House and ?Cuisines? Call it Quits

Longstanding retail shop set to close by the end of the year.

Italian Restaurant Exits, Church Enters

Signature Bank of Arkansas is allowing the City Church to hold services rent-free at the old home of Mary Maestri’s in Tontitown until a buyer for the property can be found.