Latest reviews from Rogers
| 76 /100 Uptown Kitchen & Taphouse (Restaurant) 4204 S JB HUNT DR STE 40 “Visited here for lunch on a Sunday afternoon in late April '23. Located in stip mall close to the Wal Mart Amphitheatre and Top Golf. Log bar, plenty of booths, clean and new looking, Have over 100 on tap, I lost count after 90 something. Lots of locals and regionals and national craft selection. Pub grub menu, salads, burgers, wraps, and sandwiches. I had a Cobb salad and it was pretty decent. The beers are listed prominently above the bars in an electronic, grouped by style. One thing missing though is the price - did nt find out til the bill came,. A local IPA was $11 - what is this a football game or the airport? Other than the high beer prices, great place.“ |
| 78 /100 5214 W VILLAGE PKWY., SUITE 140 “Visited here on a chilly but sunny Sunday afternoon in late April '23. Great location right beside a lake and a major bike path with plenty of outdoor seating to compliment the butcher block tables and bar inside, plenty of room for everybody. Have about 15 of their own on tap, if I recall, all were lagers, just about every major lager style represented. the three I had were true to style, no flaws. No food available other than chips, food trucks available at times. Friendly barkeep. Nice place to while away a Sunday afternoon,“ |
| 76 /100 710 N 2ND STREET “Visited here late April '22 late on a Saturday evening. Great location in quaint downtown Rogers. Lots of room inside, modern decor, plenty of bar seating, a few tables, nice view of the brewing equipment. Huge outdoor area out back. Have about a dozen on tap, many styles represented, and not just your garden variety IPA, Amber, Pale and Pils. Most had a bit of a twist to them and the two I had were quite flavorful. Friendly, knowledgeable staff. Great stop.“ |
| 76 /100 The Rail - A Pizza Company (Restaurant) 218 S 1ST ST “Visited here in late April '22 on a Saturday night. Located in quaint downtown Rogers. Eclectic little pizza place, brick wall with lots of stuff hanging on them. tight quarters, several booths and small table and small bar. Place was hopping on a Saturday night. Solid beer menu with plenty of local NWA selections both on tap and in cans. Pizza is the draw of course with dozen or so on the menu or pick your own toppings, wings and salads too. I had the chicken pesto pizza and it was excellent.“ |
| 82 /100 1310 W HUDSON ROAD “Visited here on a late Saturday afternoon in late April '22. nice modern decor, lots of metal and wood. Bar seating with about eight stools, tables scattered about, nice view of the viewing equipment. Small patio outside as well. Have about a dozen beers on tap, a few of their regulars that you see in cans around the state - great looking cans by the way - and a few one offs. Several styles represented the three I had were superb. Prices were reasonable - hard to find a $5 pour these days. Friendly, talkative barkeep, a few snacks available and they indicate they have food trucks from time to time.“ |
| 84 /100 1700 SOUTH FIRST STREET “Visited here in late August '20 early on a Saturday evening. Located in an old industrial type building in downtown Rogers - has a lot of charm. Tables spread out inside for social distancing, a few table outside as well. Have about a dozen of their own on tap , a few of their regulars that are available statewide and a few specials. Great, friendly service, top notch beer, decent prices. Will return when in the area again.“ |
| 88 /100 1700 SOUTH FIRST STREET “The tasting room is in an old building just a block from tiny downtown Rogers. It's spacious, rustic, and clean. There was a group throwing disc golf upstairs which is a pretty cool idea. Service was great. Of the beer I drank during my stay in Arkansas, I'd say Ozark was the most consistently great. The pale ales are top notch, lagers are clean, and that coffee stout was amazing.“ |
| 84 /100 1700 SOUTH FIRST STREET “Nice visit here. Yes, the samples are free. Very friendly staff. Found their beers to be very well made. Had only had BDCS prior to this visit. Said they were expanding and moving soon. If you are in the area, you need to stop in. Bought a couple of 32 ounce growlers to take home.“ |
| 82 /100 Foster’s Pint & Plate (Restaurant) 2001 SOUTH BELLVIEW ROAD “Went here with some trepidation. The reviews on Urbanspoon and Yelp were pretty bad. So my expectations were very low. Got there and the place was much larger and much nicer than I had imagined. Very upscale, very clean, very modern looking place. Nice, large bar with 82 taps - about 10-12 locals and then 4 of their own, with the rest being the normal things available on tap in Arkansas. Nice patio area with heat and lighting. Service was very good. Food was good to very good, and the beers were very good. Their own 4 beers were very good. I left very, very glad to know of the place. Maybe the best place in NWA for a few pints (and they do flights of 4 for $8) and some good food both.“ |
| 80 /100 Parkside Public (Restaurant) 112 S. 1ST “very nice burger place, bar, ’public house’. food is very good, beer selection small but mostly great local brews. very enjoyable. a little loud.“ |
| 88 /100 1700 SOUTH FIRST STREET “Nice addition to the Ozark Mountain area. Very Friendly and just a neat place to visit. They love to talk about beer and the Ozarks. Took some home and enjoyed. Nice people and great beer !!! Not a lot of choices but enough. I will go back soon.“ |
| 82 /100 Core Pub - Rogers (Restaurant) 1800 S OSAGE SPRINGS DR #225 “Great place to hang out for a pint or three. Great beers - all their own. Great atmosphere. From the front it looks like a warehouse, but once inside or out on the wooded deck, it is really nice. Staff was great, especially Chris Butler. All very knowledgable beer geeks. They had hot dogs for sale and then free popcorn. Need to get a food truck around there somewhere. Overall, a must-visit place.“ |
| 76 /100 1700 SOUTH FIRST STREET “Great place. I went after their tasting room hours - inadvertently, and they still let me try all they had, and didn’t charge me for it. Extremely nice folks and they make exceptional beer. Well worth a visit.“ |
| 76 /100 1700 SOUTH FIRST STREET “07/13/14 - UPDATE: Having now tried plenty of beer from Arkansas, I can say with confidence that these guys brew the best beer in the state. It’s not even close. They’ve just started selling cans of their APA from the brewery priced at only $8 and change for a six pack.
06/02/14 - Pretty typical setup in a spot on the east side of Rogers. Industrial space dedicated to brewing with a couple of benches available for people drinking onsite. Benton County only went wet a couple of years ago, so Ozark’s the first brewery in the area since prohibition. The beer quality was frankly surprisingly good, exceeded my modest expectations. The IPA and coffee stout were the standouts. Service was extremely friendly (which is pretty characteristic of the area). As soon as the bar lady found out I wasn’t local, she sent over some people to talk to me about the beer scene in Northwest Arkansas. Prices are another high point. Sample pours are free. 8oz pours are only $2. Growler fills are cheap too. Overall, a pleasant surprise. I’m glad to have this place in the area.“ |
| 70 /100 Brick Street Brews (Bar) 208 W WALNUT ST “This place had a fairly large selection of local beers, i cluding stuff from Core, Saddlebock and others. An extra bonus was the homemade veggie bean dip and chili bean dip, very tasty. Very friendly proprietress. Nice place to visit.“ |
| 78 /100 1700 SOUTH FIRST STREET “Warehouse style brewery with some picnic and dining room tables set up near the entrance, next to the fermentation vessels. The tasting room is a bit stealthy, you go through and turn left around the corner. Friendly staff will pour you samples of all their beers gratis, or sell you pints, half pints or growlers. They’re starting to do food trucks on the weekends. Beers are very tasty. Nice addition to the beer scene.“ |
| 70 /100 Brick Street Brews (Bar) 208 W WALNUT ST “Modest interior with a simple L-shaped bar and a few tables. The real attraction here is the selection of local beer from Northwest Arkansas. Every one of the 12 taps is dedicated to breweries located within the surrounding counties. During my visit beers from Ozark, Saddlebock, and Core featured. As you’d expect for the area, prices are very cheap. Generous sample pours for only $2. The service was very friendly. Overall, worth a stop if you’re in the area.“ |
| 68 /100 Mellow Mushroom - Rogers (Restaurant) 5204 VILLAGE PKWY, STE 1 “Part of a chain and they are all basically the same. Food is good to very good. Had the buffalo chicken pizza last time and it was rather dry. They let me get a flight of beers some of which I hadn't had yet. Service was good. Beer selection was decent. About 10 yaps and about 100 bottles.“ |
