Tag: Restaurants & Food

Copeland?s Heads for Scottsdale Center

We hear Copeland?s of New Orleans plans to open its first Arkansas restaurant in Rogers? Scottsdale Center.

Springdale to Continue Entertainment on Emma

A group of Springdale business leaders form an LLC to bring entertainment to downtown Springdale.

Amarillo Mesquite Grill Proves Enjoyable (Business Lunch)

We have eaten at the Amarillo Mesquite Grill many times before and again enjoyed the friendly treatment and home cooking that keeps us coming back.

Business Leaders Hope to Bring Entertainment to Springdale

A group of Springdale business leaders form an LLC of about a dozen people to bring entertainment to downtown Springdale twice a month from May through October.

Shakey?s Moving HQ to Fayetteville

Shakey?s Frozen Custard is in the process of moving its corporate headquarters from Joplin, Mo., to Fayetteville.

Jalisco Serves Mexican Businesses

Jalisco Produce Inc. opened in Springdale to provide food products to Mexican stores and restaurants in the area.

Tones to Open in Fayetteville

Patty Turner and Deanie Heerwagen plan to open a private club called Tones at 40 E. Center St. in Fayetteville around May 1.

Casa Taco

Casa Taco promises a casual, fast and frugal Mexican lunch.

Beer Still Big Business in State?s Party Capital

Fayetteville?s three beer distributors’ market appears tighter than a shaken can of suds. But Premium Brands of Northwest Arkansas Inc., McBride Distributing Co. and Coors of Northwest Arkansas Inc. still combined for $30.3 million in 2000 gross sales.

Bourbon, Beale …Dickson?

Since the Walton Arts Center opened in 1992, Fayetteville?s entertainment district has been undergoing a metamorphosis.

Fight Coming for Post-grad Crowd

Fayetteville has always been Northwest Arkansas? entertainment capital.

Red Lobster, Jose?s Top Fayetteville Restaurants

Red Lobster, Jose?s top list of Fayetteville restaurants with $3.37 million and $3.30 million, respectively, in sales for 2000.

You Know?? Uno!!

We suspect that You Know?? Uno!! will be a grand success for the Fayetteville Dickson Street area, soon.

Dickson Street Diner to Open by Springfest

Nick Jeffries plans to open the Dickson Street Diner at 522 W. Dickson St. in Fayetteville in time for Springfest, which is set for April 21.

Get Shorty

Shorty Small?s, self-described as a ?great American restaurant,? plans to open a franchise in Fayetteville within the next six months.

NAPCO No Longer

Northwest Arkansas Paper Co., which was founded in Springdale in 1967, has moved its operations from Springdale to Little Rock. The firm closed its local office April 6.

The Region’s Largest Private Companies

O.K. Industries Inc. of Fort Smith tops the list of northwest Arkansas’ largest private companies.

Cool Water Plans April Opening

Tracy Hoskins said he plans to open the largest restaurant in the area, Cool Water Village Cafe, sometime during the first half of April.

Harrison Takes Over George?s Lounge

Ben Harrison has taken over as manager of George?s Majestic Lounge after leasing the historic Dickson Street business out for the past four and a half years.

Bordino?s Renovates, Revamps

Bordino?s, the Italian restaurant in Fayetteville owned by Joe Fennel, was closed for three days in mid-March to undergo renovations that included knocking a couple of windows into a wall that separated two dining rooms.

Arkansas to lead National Advanced Manufacturing Apprenticeship expansion

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