Tag: Restaurants & Food

Walker Getting Bizys in East Fayetteville

Kirby Walker began construction in October on Bizys Express Cafe in Fayetteville?s Crossroads Shopping Center.

Cafe Santa Fe Closes Two Franchises

Cafe Santa Fe has closed two of its franchise restaurants and repossessed another two from franchisees Sad and Frances Haleema, known collectively as Abu-Haleema Enterprises.

Copeland?s Breaks Ground on Rogers Restaurant

Construction began in September on an 8,000-SF Copeland?s Famous New Orleans Restaurant and Bar in Rogers.

Once and For All Tyson Acquires IBP

Tyson Foods Inc. finally completed the long-awaited buyout of meatpacking power IBP Inc. from Dakota Dunes, S.D.

Northwest Arkansas Mall Food Court Offers Standard Fare

We don?t normally head to the mall to eat lunch, but lots of folks work there or find themselves shopping there during the noon hour, so the food court is the logical choice.

Tusk?s Bottling Co. to Open on Dickson

Jim Oliver is renovating the building at 200 W. Dickson St. in Fayetteville to reopen it as Tusk?s Bottling Co. by the third week of October.

Shakey?s Custard, Says ?y? Not

Shakey?s Frozen Custard has dropped the ?y.?

Nibbles Moves to Original Site

Suzie Stephens has moved Nibbles Food Emporium back to its original location at 3290 N. Lee Ave. in Fayetteville.

Everybody?s Food Co. Takes Over Anne?s Cafe Spot

David Rodriguez opened Everybody?s Food Co. in July in a space on the south side of the downtown Fayetteville square that previously was occupied by Ann?s Cafe, owned by Ron and Ann Welker.

Firms Value Tuition Reimbursement

Northwest Arkansas businesses are retaining employees by sending them back to college and paying their tuition toward business-oriented degrees.

Catfish Hole and Applebee?s Make Strong Showing

For the first time, Catfish Hole No. 3 has made the Top 10 list of Fayetteville restaurants based on gross sales.

What?s Hot! Brewing on Dickson

On Sept. 4, Stephen Davis and his wife Darlene opened What?s Hot!, a coffee shop, inside their Smoothie King store at 309 W. Dickson St. in Fayetteville.

Bentonville Meat & Seafood Co. Impressed Visitors

Bentonville Meat & Seafood Co. offers unsurpassed quality and selection in its deli as well as a clean and friendly atmosphere.

Crowne Plaza, Radisson Coming to Fayetteville

The two largest hotels in downtown Fayetteville are about to undergo major renovations.

German Restaurant Changes to Bistro V

Peter Steinhart is expanding the menu at one of his Dickson Street restaurants to include not only German but French, Italian and maybe even Mexican cuisine.

Hickory House Goes Mexican

Prairie Creek Hickory House, one of Northwest Arkansas? best-known restaurants, is under new management and ? in addition to the regular menu ? has added a Mexican food menu.

Smokehouse Expanding ? Maybe

Frank Sharp is renovating the Fayetteville building at 205 W. Dickson St. that previously housed the Ozark Natural Food Co-Op to ?probably? be used as the bakery for the Ozark Mountain Smokehouse.

Dowd?s Catfish House Earns Four Stars

Nestled in the backyard of the upscale office centers in Benton County is the newest good ol? boy catfish restaurant on the block. And this is a good one.

IBP Quietly Goes About Big-Time Business

Tyson-IBP merger shines spotlight on little-known South Dakota giant.

Sinfully Sugarless Caters to Fayetteville Sweet Tooth

When Carol Fitch began searching for sugar-free foods for her diabetic mother and husband, she had trouble finding edibles that didn?t taste like cardboard.

The Supply Side: Boomer generation concedes spending power to young consumers

2nd cohort of new lithium accelerator shows innovations in Bentonville

Weekly wages up 4.2% in Arkansas, Benton County leads with 13.4% wage gain

UAMS announces 40 new full-tuition scholarships for Fall 2026