House brews and pizza. Caters to the "weird" of Little Rock. Absolutely worth checking out for those from out of town. It’s about a 10 minute walk from Downtown Music Hall so I always make it a point to have a few pints here the night of a good show. The Ginger Wheat they brewed was outstanding. Lazy Boy stout is always a good choice - maybe not in conjunction with pizza... Managed by a couple dudes in a local band called Peckerwolf. You get the idea. It’s a must stop.

Vino’s is special. It’s a brewpub/music venue/sports bar. It is always a brewpub. The trappings are original art and beer memorabilia. There is an outdoor area with an upstairs deck. To get there you walk through the storage room and past the sacks of grain. Walk in and order. They had eight of their own brews on tap, five other micros (Boulevard Tank 7, Fat Tire, and more), Guinness and Bass. At least another 12 beers in bottles (micro, domestic, imports), plus an assortment of wines. For food: pizza, calzones, sandwiches, salads. I never had anything I did not like. Calzones are huge and delicious. I have never seen another place like this in Little Rock. Back home in Oregon this place would blend right in, but around here it is a welcome oasis of "weirdness." A great place to eat and drink an afternoon away with friends.

I visited Vino’s quite a bit while I worked in Little Rock over a six month span and I can say with certainty that my initial rating of this place would be much lower than it is now. The new brewer has really been dialing in on the system lately and producing some pretty quality beers. Initially, the beers were a bit thin and they repeatedly had carbonation issues, but it seems like they’ve moved past that. Aside from the beer, the pizza is delicious and they always have a few guest taps on as well. Not the most impressive of buildings, but it has some character and the service was always solid (I kinda like the walk-up concept, but it can get inconvenient when it gets busy). I wouldn’t have recommended this place to people a few months ago, but now I’d consider it a must stop in Little Rock.

Unimpressive building, but the house beers were pretty good, and the guest taps even better. I had a very tasty calzone. Definitely a diamond in the rough.

04.08.2012. Together with Per Anders, Torill and John!! Cool plase with an authentic beer maker smell of wort, pizza and chloride or something. Very nice beers as well!!!

Went here on a Friday evening just as it was starting to get busy. Nice atmosphere, the other raters give an apt description of the diversity of their clients. The service was efficient, the pizza was definitely "new york" style and I thought it tasted good and was a great deal at $3.50 a slice. The beer (I only had one) was pretty good, I’d like to go back and try more of them, also a good deal at $3.75/pint. Good New Belgium selection.

Stopped in, while in Little Rock on business. It’s a quaint building in town which tends to give it some character. First impression was a pizza joint that happens to serve decent beers. There are other choices of pub grub besides the pizza.Service was friendly and they seemed to know a bit about what they had on tap. They have about 5 taps for their own beer and a number of taps for "guest brews". I stuck with the local offerings and was pleasantly surprised. My favorite of the beers I tried was the Firehouse Pale Ale. If you are ever in town and have some time check it out.

Don’t go here expecting the chain brewpub. This place is in a refurbished building. Outside it doesn’t look like much and inside about the same. Where the rubber meets the road the service was good, the beer was good, the selection was good, the food was good. Nice music just a cozy kinda place for me. What more do you need?

The oddest blend of personalities, ages, and music in Little Rock. Bankers to bikers, 60ish to check that kids ID. Many crafted beers and availability of commercial beers as well. Not pretty. Often loud. Fun drips in this place!

First time in LR, and found this place online. Wasn’t expecitng much, but defintiely pleasantly surprised. Good beer - about 6 or so of their own, plus a handful of other micros. Pizza looked good - I had a calzone that was way better than I expected - and that is coming from a Jersey Boy who is VERY picky about that kind of food!