Flying Saucer Draught Emporium - Little Rock

Patty and I stopped in for lunch today. A nice big clean place. About 60 taps and many more available in cans. Great fast service. Enjoyed the beer and the food.

Visited here in late March '19 on a Sunday evening. Located in downtown Little Rock among a row of restaurants, bars and coffee shows close to the Arkansas River Riverfront. Styled like an old English Pub, a bit weathered looking and has that old stale beer smell. Huge tap list, easily 60 taps and equally as many cans and bottles. Lots of regional craft, many common nationwide brewers, a few high quality imports. Prices a bit on the high side, some of as high as $18 a pop for some high gravity Belgians. They appear to have specials during the week like $4 pint night. Pub grub menu, wings, sandwiches, salads etc, Service was friendly and prompt. Worth a stop if wandering around downtown Little Rock.

The best place by far in Little Rock. Good taplist with some other specialties in bottle. Staff wasn't the best.

Stopped here for dinner and a few beers midweek. Large space, like all other saucers, has a very chain feel. Tap list was large and pretty decent. You would have a hard time not being able to get some new ticks. Food menu was slightly smaller than I remember from other saucers but had enough of a menu that I think most would find something. Service was okay, albeit, slightly slow on the drinks but the kitchen was super fast. Overall an okay joint.

Cool atmosphere in an old building on President Clinton Avenue. Had a decent list of rotating taps (including some states that were new to me) and a solid bottle selection, including Pirate Bomb! Service was friendly but then later quite inexplicably slow/non-existent. Over all a must visit place in a cool neighbourhood in Little Rock.

Nice tap list, didn’t see the bottles, rotators were fresh. Wait staff wasn’t too knowledgeable, but bar staff was on point.

Pretty standard bar, friendly staff and very large selection for the area. Not a bad place to kill some time if you find yourself in town.

Visited a few times over the last weekend. Pretty cookie cutter bar ambiance. Attracts a pretty bro-heavy crowd, but people were friendly enough. It seems like management enforces a strict dress code with their female staff, as all of them seemed to be wearing bras that were uncomfortably small. Ladies, it’s not sexy, it just looks awkward. Big draft list, loads of it’s dead weight, but there were a few cool things to try like KBS and some decent locals. Prices are OK. Overall, not a game changer, but worth a look if you’re visiting town.

This place is huge, and always seemed to be comfortably crowded, since it’s right on the main strip. Service was good no matter how crowded it got, although it never really got packed or anything. The beer list is easily the largest in town, and the bottle list was very large as well, highlights being a couple of Prairie things. Food was OK pub food, nothing special. Worth a stop.