This is the third time in Fort Smith and I was able to finally visit the historic site before it closed. There is plenty of parking, and it was a nice break from the heat. They have an orientation video and two floors to walk through. It gives a nice history of the area and glad to see it staffed by National Park employees. The riverwalk is also not far at all. The grounds outside are spacious and beautiful. Historic plaques with descriptions are scattered around.

We visited Fort Smith National Historic Site on a slow Monday, which made for a very peaceful experience. The history here is fascinating, from the courtroom of Judge Parker to the stories of the Three Guardsmen and the infamous outlaws. The site is well-preserved, and the exhibits really bring the Old West to life. If you’re traveling in an RV, there’s parking available just outside the 3rd Street lot in a dirt area next to the big brick. Our 43’ rig fit comfortably, which was a huge relief. The staff is friendly and helpful, and it’s easy to spend a few hours exploring the buildings and learning about this unique part of frontier history. Highly recommend a stop here if you’re passing through Arkansas!

Due to the government shutdown, we could only tour the outside site. It’s was interesting. Obviously the outside is free. There are interesting informative posts along the grounds. You can still peek between the fence to see the gallows (which are locked due to the shutdown).

Well, I can honestly say that when I walked into this National Park, I had no idea what this Fort was. I'm so glad I came here! Passport cancelation stamps are to the left as you walk into the vistor center. Total of three passport cancelation stamps here. Make sure you watch the 15-minute movie on the history of Fort Smith.

Awesome place. Totally free and I learned a lot of new things. The history was pretty cool, they have a whole historical courthouse and even a jail! Plus some things outdoors. Definitely recommend to visit, even if it's gonna be short. You end up spending some good time there though if you actually look at everything.

#POTA, parks on the air, amateur radio Great historic location for amateur radio. Set up in parking lots or on the spacious grounds during non-peak attendance times. 24-hour access. Take bug spray!

I had such a great experience at this national historic site. The front-desk staff were incredibly friendly and went above and beyond, giving us detailed tips about the best trails to check out and how to access them. The museum itself was really well designed, with plenty of interesting information that was easy to take in, and the grounds offered lots of space to wander with helpful signs explaining each structure. The fact that both the museum and the grounds are completely free made it an even better stop, especially for a spontaneous, last-minute adventure. Highly recommend!

I only drove passed on Garland. Looks like a cool place for those more interested in trains.

I was raining and trolley was being fixed. The man that was there showed us everything. We also petted the cats. It was good we have to go back so we can ride the trolley and pet more cats. Thank you very much 💗 😊 ☺️

The conductor was extremely friendly and knowledgeable about his collection and the trains and teams. There was plenty of cute kitty cats, most of them would come up and “demand” pets. The conductor explained to us that most of the cats were either rescues or simply strays. The tram ride was interesting. The tram is very old (early 1900s) and in some spots it felt like it might derail, but it was still quite fun and the conductor was very knowledgeable and shared a lot of information about the tram, the rails we were on and some of the nearby historic buildings.

I wasn't sure if this is open or not and what the deal is, but I arrived at a quiet time. One of the "conductors" gave me a nice tour of the museum and the repair shop which was pretty awesome to see one of the trolleys being restored. Yes, the place smells like cat pee but they have a lot of cats here and I think that's okay. And then the trolley came back to the station where I boarded, paid my "fare" and had a nice little ride around some of downtown Fort Smith. It's pretty cool and the trolley driver pointed out a few of the sites as he dinged the bell and crossed a few streets in a completely safe manner. This was pretty awesome and as a "big kid", I loved it! This was a fun time and I'm really pleased to have found this little spot.

The man pulled the trolley out just for us! Much appreciated! AND he let me drive it down the alley way! SO FUN!! 😁 my only comments are that the museum does not smell very good unfortunately, but the watercolor art in there is BEAUTIFUL!!! had a good time! :)

Came in town at 3:45pm as a pit stop for a long road trip. Called the trolley place because the place itself wasn’t obvious. I said we wanted to ride the trolley - we were within eye sight of the sign once we realized. When I got there, he said his train conductor left and doesn’t know when or if he’ll be back before closing at 5. Didn’t seem concerned about having business. The 3 kids under 7 (and myself) were pretty excited to ride a trolley but were quickly deflated. Fort smith nearby was kind of cool. Not the best for little kids but very interesting alternative.

This was my first visit to Ft. Smith and to the Trolley Museum for the fall tractor show...while intrigued to see the trolley barn and items outside, there was not much of a museum feel. It was more like a cat rescue that was situated in an old trolley/rail yard. The trolley ride was neat, tho beware the windows if you open them...little fingers could get easily smooshed as they fall down randomly. The squeaking of the trolley on the tracks also had grown adults covering their ears, so hopefully they can get the cars lubed up soon. Most dismaying however, was walking into the gift shop building and the overwhelming smell of cat urine and fecal matter...and not only the smell, but seeing it there all over the floor (on a big day for the museum, no less!) Going back I see many similar reviews/comments which have noted the same problem over the years, so anyone with cat or animal allergies please beware.

We had the pleasure of touring the Clayton House in today, and it was truly an incredible experience. The home itself is stunning and full of history, but what really made the visit special was our tour guide. She was absolutely wonderful and so knowledgeable, engaging, and passionate about not only the Clayton family and the home, but also the history of the entire area. We learned so many fascinating stories and details that brought the past to life in such a unique way. Every single moment of the tour was enjoyable, and we loved it from start to finish. If you’re in Fort Smith, this is an absolute must-see. We can’t recommend it enough!

Our tour guide Jennifer was wonderful, full of knowledge and answered all of our questions.

Tour guided mandatory! Will take approximately 45 min or more, depending on group size and questions. 😲 I wish we had time. Tour based museums are bad for travelers passing through. 😟 So if you choose thos museums, understand tour guide is mandatory! The house looked well kept and really nice. The tour guide was nice!👍

Love going on tours of old houses. Went to 3 wile in fort smith. Our tour guide at the clayton house was the best. Had a great time learning about the house. She made it fun. My friend I went with has bad knees half way thought she let her sit down and rest. That was very sweet of her. Wish I could remember her name she is in one of the photos. So if you see this thanks had a great time

Unfortunately for us it was closed on Labor Day so we just walked to grounds in the yard and admired the garden out front. The architecture the stones and enjoyed our visit. Would have loved to been able to go inside but still appreciated the experience. We will return again when in the area for an internal visit.

Unfortunately, our experience was quite disappointing. The house is very pretty but the staff member we dealt with was extremely rude and actively avoided answering our questions. We left with the impression that we weren't welcome and somehow we inconvenienced her. If you're visiting from out of town, you may want to avoid as there are plenty of other historical locations that want your business.

My wife and I have toured many of these antebellum homes in different states, but none quite like the Clayton house, especially with many of the original furnishings. And our tour guide was just amazing with her knowledge of the house, the owners, and the history of the area. We truly enjoyed it and highly recommend it.

We took the whole family and arrived shortly after opening. It was the best time to go as the park was not crowded. At about 1pm, it really picked up, and there were a lot of people. It is a great park and family friendly. The lifeguards were vigilant and provided a sense of safety.

Me and my kids and family enjoy this swim park so much it's the best one that's closer to where we live by fortsmith arkansas. They are also enlarging it to make it more fun

The only thing I can say here is that the employees here are not very attentive, lines are very long for customer desk I feel like there's not many of them that know what's going on but the park itself is awesome, food is good, everything smells clean, the pools are clean, we have season passes and we love it Everytime we go.

It's nice for what it is. Food prices weren't too awful and everyone was friendly. My son loved it and had such a good time on everything. I really enjoyed the lazy river and it was nice to have a locker. Entrance price is a bit high for what they offer but we still had a great time

This is a very nice water park for the area. The attractions were great and well maintained and my family enjoyed the small child area with my son.

We took 3 boys to Parrot Island for some weekend fun and we all had a blast. We all enjoyed the lazy river, the beach and a very large play area with sprinklers and slides for the smaller boys. Me and my 7 year old son raced down the different waterslidez they had available for bigger kids and adults. There was basketball hoops in a pool area along with swimming area. the concession stand had plenty of food to cover my picky eaters and several drinks to choose from. It was overall a great time for the family and we plan to go back soon.

This was our 1st time. We drove 2 hours and 35 minutes to get there, but we were not disappointed. We really enjoyed ourselves. Got some sun and had some fun! 1 of my favorite things was the lazy river. Our 2 year old really enjoyed the toddler area. Our girls got on all 5 of the big slides several times. If you haven't been you should go!

We had a great time here. Love the atmosphere. Service is fantastic. Fondue was delish. Crab cakes were good. The meat in our entrees were great. The only thing we didn’t care for were the sides (but that’s just personal preference).

From the moment we walked in, the atmosphere screamed luxury—elegant, modern, and effortlessly swanky. Every detail, from the lighting to the tableware, was curated to perfection. The food? Absolutely phenomenal. My dish was a work of art, cooked flawlessly with bold flavors that somehow remained balanced and refined. The service matched the setting—attentive without being intrusive, knowledgeable, and genuinely warm. A truly exceptional dining experience from start to finish.

Amazing location, very intimate, everything about our evening was delicious and exceeded any expectations I had by a large margin. Reservations on the weekends are HIGHLY recommended. Only caveat I could mention is the confusing layout, but that's part of the mystique. When you walk thru the old style speakeasy door nothing greets you except a stone stairwell leading down 2 flights to the basement, then turn RIGHT for the main restaurant. Our server Mitch was a delight, and made several recommendations that we took advantage of, including cocktails and entree choices. The sea bass was melt in your mouth as was the filet mignon. If I could rate it 6 stars I would. Wonderful experience all around.

The place we were going to go to was closed, so we chose 21 West end on a whim. Dang did we hit a home run. This place was awesome. Our server was friendly and offered wonderful suggestions. Literally everything that we ate and drank was absolutely wonderful. Wife had the filet mignon and it was like butter, I had the tomahawk porkchop which was amazing. Drunk menu was great, atmosphere was great seriously go try it out

Dining at 21 West End is always a pristine experience. The pork loin in demi-glaze, complemented by caramelized pear and the chef’s selection of vegetables, is nothing short of extraordinary—so smooth, rich, and layered with flavor that every bite feels both comforting and refined. The service elevates the evening even further. Taylor, behind the bar, delivers hospitality with effortless charm and attentiveness, making each guest feel genuinely cared for. In the kitchen, Tyler’s mastery shines—his precision and creativity transform each dish into something memorable, reaffirming why this establishment maintains such high standards. From cuisine to service, 21 West End remains a true gem: consistent, elegant, and deeply satisfying.

We had an awesome night, Taylor was our server and he was incredibly attentive and friendly. We had the crab cakes, sea bass, and apple tart- all great dishes, however, the Chilean sea bass was definitely the star. A light crust, perfectly seared on the outside but also seasoned and flavored throughout on the inside over a buttery risotto. Best I’ve ever had. Highly recommend!

If you need a caterer for a wedding or other event, Michael Engel at 21 West End is your guy!!! Amazing food and service! So many compliments on the food at my daughter’s wedding. The service was above what we anticipated!! Highly recommend!!!! It was amazing!

If you are looking for a good place to eat in Fort Smith Arkansas, please consider this review. My wife and I were attending a couple of concerts this past weekend August 28 - 29, 2025. We chose to eat at Doe’s eat place due to the reviews and what seemed like an amazing menu. First let me say that the wait staff was great and the service we received was as well. But that being said, the $80.00 2 lbs ribeye that I was served was sub par to say the least. The steak although looking amazing it tasted as if it were pulled from the cow and placed directly on the grill without a single trace of seasoning. Now as that may be good for some, it is not great for most. The honest to God truth is that I have had several steaks from Texas Road House, Out Back Steak House and even Logan’s roadhouse that were far superior to the ribeye that I was served at Doe’s eat place. This is a true and honest review and buyers remorse is not a factor as I was fully prepared to pay what I did for the meal when I made the reservations. The price I believe would have been more than fair for the steak dinner had the steak stood up to cost.

This is a great historical place to eat! AMAZING STEAK! I had ribeye with blue chz hubs had Tbone…And all the rest was yummy too!!! We had great service, wonderful atmosphere and when I asked the history of this 1848 structure…waitress told us a little and then later apparently told the history buff and he came over took time out of his time and was so friendly to give us a good history lesson! Very interesting! Highly recommend! Edit: as I seen someone say better at a chain restaurant…well that’s where the difference is…if u want cheap blah atmosphere there u go…idk about others but for 1 I research prior to entry..for 2 u want good craft not chain this restaurant is in your budget and u know it wont be less than $100…this place is spot on! And we are from 3hrs south of here and will be back when in the area!

Steaks are delicious (especially the filet). Service is fantastic. Strawberry & cream martini was delicious, as well. We had a great time with family while here. But, for an upscale restaurant, the salads reminded us of a diner, the drop biscuits come with packets of honey like KFC, & the sides are disappointing (fries, boiled potatoes, or green beans). But, we primarily came for the steaks (tried ribeye, t-bone, & filet) and they were great so still deserves 4 stars.

Had the filet. One of the best steaks in my life. Very friendly staff. TRY THE BEEF JERKY!!! It's a revelation.

The staff was amazing and super friendly with a professional manner this is the best place to enjoy a nice cozy dinner. The atmosphere was warm and inviting and the food just melts in your mouth it is the greatest restaurant this side of Arkansas

This long-standing establishment has an undeniable charm and a remarkable wine selection that reflects its history and reputation. However, during our visit, a few aspects of the meal fell a bit short of expectations. The fried biscuits seemed to be made from canned dough, and the steaks—though slit several times—were served undercooked compared to what was requested. While the food could benefit from a touch more refinement, the service was truly outstanding. Every member of the staff was gracious, attentive, and professional, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere throughout the evening.

Excellent food and service. We really enjoyed the charm and rich history of the building. Our service was excellent and had a wonderful conversation with the manager. We appreciate the conversation and will definitely be back when in town again. This nostalgic restaurant truly reflects the history of the area, and where else can you get the best steak in town. Don't miss an opportunity like this! 🥰

They bring you complimentary cinnamon rolls as an appetizer! I thought this place was alright, just not necessarily my style of food. I like to make my plates colorful, whereas it seems everything you order here is going to be fried creating that "plate of beige" appearance. The food is tasty, but I would love to see more fresh vegetables and fruit on the menu! The service was great. Extremely friendly, chipper crew. The atmosphere was impeccable as well! The walls were simply plastered with historical pieces of any and all varieties.

My little brother recommended we stop by Calico County as we made our way to Tulsa, Oklahoma, and we are glad that we did! When we were seated, we were delightfully surprised with cinnamon rolls- not dinner rolls. And the cinnamon rolls were great! I can understand why they sell so many. We started off with fried green tomatoes, and they were just like the ones from my boyfriend's childhood- thin and covered in corn meal. He ordered the bacon burger while I HAD to try the deep fried ribs. To be honest, I was very skeptical that these ribs were going to be good. I thought they were going to be dry and bland, and that they would give me a cholesterol induced heart attack. I was dead wrong. The ribs were not only juicy but were falling right off the bone with how tender they were. There was bbq sauce within the deep fry as well, which was a great surprise. I LOVED how much pepper was in the mashed potatoes(there was a lot). You can never go wrong with fried okra. My boyfriend's burger was good too, but not as phenomenal as the ribs. I would definitely recommend stopping here if you're in Fort Smith!

Everything was delicious, the gravy for the biscuits and gravy could be less peppery. It tasted great but started to make my tongue burn. I had the giant country breakfast (the one with the sunny side up eggs), my wife had the Hearty Favorite (the one with the scrambled eggs)

Great place to eat. Atmosphere was very eclectic and charming. They have a wide variety of choices on the menu. Our party had the meatloaf, fried catfish and chicken fried steak. We got senior portions and had plenty to eat. Taste your food before adding salt and pepper, they season the food good. Picked up cookies on way out and they are like homemade...delicious.

Trinity is a friendly, fun server! Clean restaurant; great food. A banquet room that holds 60 people is available. Sampler appetizer is huge! Items breaded from scratch! Meatloaf, Cheddar Broccoli soup, Mushroom Swiss burger all excellent. Cinnamon rolls complimentary at beginning of meal. Kids menu too. There is something for everyone on their menu. Highly reccomend!

A little off the beaten path, we had identified this local spot as our destination for breakfast on a recent overnight trip to Fort Smith. We were not disappointed. The decor was unique and interesting. The service was excellent. Our typical two-egg breakfasts were both served piping hot and very promptly. We would not hesitate to return on another visit to town.

We stopped here in October 2025 while on our way to War Eagle. It will now be an essential stopping point every time we go to War Eagle. I had the daily special which was turkey, dressing, mashed potatoes. My Aunt Brenda had the chicken and dumplings with roll. My Aunt Susie had the blackened catfish. We all thoroughly enjoyed the food, atmosphere, and service. Plus they welcome you with a basket of their famous cinnamon rolls! They are heavenly! We also had an appetizer to start our meal. The fried green tomatoes are divine! The food was so delicious and is homemade, and real food! I can't wait until returning next October!

We had a great time here. Love the atmosphere. Service is fantastic. Fondue was delish. Crab cakes were good. The meat in our entrees were great. The only thing we didn’t care for were the sides (but that’s just personal preference).

From the moment we walked in, the atmosphere screamed luxury—elegant, modern, and effortlessly swanky. Every detail, from the lighting to the tableware, was curated to perfection. The food? Absolutely phenomenal. My dish was a work of art, cooked flawlessly with bold flavors that somehow remained balanced and refined. The service matched the setting—attentive without being intrusive, knowledgeable, and genuinely warm. A truly exceptional dining experience from start to finish.

Amazing location, very intimate, everything about our evening was delicious and exceeded any expectations I had by a large margin. Reservations on the weekends are HIGHLY recommended. Only caveat I could mention is the confusing layout, but that's part of the mystique. When you walk thru the old style speakeasy door nothing greets you except a stone stairwell leading down 2 flights to the basement, then turn RIGHT for the main restaurant. Our server Mitch was a delight, and made several recommendations that we took advantage of, including cocktails and entree choices. The sea bass was melt in your mouth as was the filet mignon. If I could rate it 6 stars I would. Wonderful experience all around.

The place we were going to go to was closed, so we chose 21 West end on a whim. Dang did we hit a home run. This place was awesome. Our server was friendly and offered wonderful suggestions. Literally everything that we ate and drank was absolutely wonderful. Wife had the filet mignon and it was like butter, I had the tomahawk porkchop which was amazing. Drunk menu was great, atmosphere was great seriously go try it out

Dining at 21 West End is always a pristine experience. The pork loin in demi-glaze, complemented by caramelized pear and the chef’s selection of vegetables, is nothing short of extraordinary—so smooth, rich, and layered with flavor that every bite feels both comforting and refined. The service elevates the evening even further. Taylor, behind the bar, delivers hospitality with effortless charm and attentiveness, making each guest feel genuinely cared for. In the kitchen, Tyler’s mastery shines—his precision and creativity transform each dish into something memorable, reaffirming why this establishment maintains such high standards. From cuisine to service, 21 West End remains a true gem: consistent, elegant, and deeply satisfying.

We had an awesome night, Taylor was our server and he was incredibly attentive and friendly. We had the crab cakes, sea bass, and apple tart- all great dishes, however, the Chilean sea bass was definitely the star. A light crust, perfectly seared on the outside but also seasoned and flavored throughout on the inside over a buttery risotto. Best I’ve ever had. Highly recommend!

If you need a caterer for a wedding or other event, Michael Engel at 21 West End is your guy!!! Amazing food and service! So many compliments on the food at my daughter’s wedding. The service was above what we anticipated!! Highly recommend!!!! It was amazing!

It was our first time here. I had just recently read about this place and then we happened to drive by so we decided to stop and give it a try. The service and atmosphere were great. I ordered the famous French dip. It had really great flavor. My husband ordered the Philly. He said that it lacked the bell peppers, onions, and mushrooms. They may have been cut so small that they weren't noticeable?? He was a bit disappointed in his sandwich, but we both enjoyed the French fries and onion rings. The food seemed a bit pricey for the amount you are served. They had many delicious looking pie. If we were going straight home, we would have gotten a couple of slices. Overall, a good place and we would stop there again if we're in the area.

It's like walking back in time when you enter Ed Walker's! A nostalgic atmosphere with its diner booths and vintage decor. The service was fast and friendly. The food was fine (made to order and hot) though the World Famous French Dip was dry and bland. The fish and chips entree was also just okay. The 2 pieces of fish were small and thin and with drink was more than $16 for the one meal. We both left most of our meal on the plates. The curly fries were hot and fresh and we were served a large amount. The desserts looked delicious and the french silk pie did not disappoint. All in all, for $50 (including tip) for two people, I would probably dine elsewhere or definitely try something different from the menu. All of the servers were friendly and attentive and we will certainly dine here again but will try different entrees.

A great lunch experience with my wife and son. I had a pastrami on rye with crunchy onion rings, my wife enjoyed a BLT and my son a big cheeseburger with fries. Everything was hot and fresh and tasted great! Service was excellent; atmosphere fun and nostalgic and noise level just loud enough to not interfere with normal conversation.

Super delicious and quick service! My first stop here in Arkansas and once I pulled up I could tell I was in for a treat. Great vibe and history behind this restaurant. My hot dog was great I really loved the poppy seed bun and the curly fries were perfect and bountiful. Would visit here everyday if I lived here.

This one has been on my bucket list and it delivered in every respect. I ordered 3 entrees with a vanilla malt kicker and all were exemplary. Authentic, nostalgic atmosphere and attentive, friendly service. It checks all the boxes

I'd first heard about this restaurant seeing posts online. While I was in town, I stopped in to see what it was all about. There's a 5-pound burger that I really want to try someday. I was told about a special they had where it was an open face burger with french fries. I tried looking for its name on the menu but can't find it. You can see it in the photo attached. It was amazing. It's everything you'd want and expect in a place like Ed Walkers.

A Fort Smith institution! Great service and good food. The French dip is my go to order. You have to try the curly fries. They are awesome! The homemade desserts are also really good.

We went for lunch on a busy Saturday. The staff were all friendly. There was a bit of a wait to order, but again they were very busy and the waiter was super kind, so it wasn't a big deal. I ordered a Caribbean Cooler, the seafood platter and a garden salad. The other meal ordered was the club. Both were great. The cod had crispy breading but was absolutely so tender and soft inside. The sweet potato fries were perfectly cooked as well. The club sandwich was towered high with thick cuts of meat. The side garden salad was huge and very fresh. We also had the pretzel sticks for an appetizer and they were soft and fresh also. My only critiques this time was the wait time and how crowded it was - not something they can really do.much about. Also they initially forgot the sauces with my meal but they were brought out promptly. Very good meal, very friendly and attentive server and clean atmosphere. We will go back again, it's one in rotation for us.

Great experience- we were returning from traveling to Hot Springs and stopped in. Delicious food, one of the best grilled chicken Sandwiches- moist, flavorful. Appetizer - Trio Dipping tortilla chips and 3 dipping items- yum! Turkey Bacon Avocado also delicious. They feature a Bread n Butter Pickle slaw - it was enjoyable NOTE: It’s only lightly flavored with the pickle so don’t be hesitant to try it. 👍 There is plenty of parking. There is outside seating. And the atmosphere is relaxed, upbeat, and service was friendly. Restrooms was clean and well stocked. We were able to have a great meal then get back on the road! STOP IN you won’t be disappointed.

Haven't been here in a couple years, but man did they step their game up. Food was awesome and service was great! Everything we tried was good! The boneless wings are some of the better ive had outside of a wing specialty restaurant. The breakfast burger was amazing. Its always good to have your expectations blown away.

An hour here this evening where it was nice to sit and have a power outlet nearby but it seems that the only one is at the bar. Which worked fine but wasn't ideal. A beer and a big plate of cheese curds later, I've pounded out six reviews and I'm stuffed with a greasy and cheesy late lunch. Delicious, though! I like that they have their own parking lot and it was easy to find a spot for the Sprinter. On a Sunday afternoon, plenty of space both in the lot and in the restaurant. I'd return here when I next pass through Fort Smith.

Great atmosphere, very welcoming. Friendly and attentive service. Chicken and chips were a bit overdone, and the catfish sandwich was a little...thin?...may be the best way to describe it. That being said, we absolutely loved it. So, not complaining, just explaining. The dessert and flight of alcohol were fantastic! Not to mention, the company. :)

We must have really struck out here today! Someone in Oklahoma City recommended we come here. So we did! What a disappointment after getting pumped up and seeing the nice place. The host was odd to begin with then we sat down. A lot of wait staff was just standing around, talking and not working. We were here 15 minutes and never got acknowledged at the table or water or any sort of start. So we walked out and no one ever said anything. Several staff even looked at us or even went to the table next to us. We even advised someone of the water pouring out of the ceiling. Just odd all around, seems to have potential. Was let down all around.

Fantastic food, service, and atmosphere! It's been 6 years since my last visit, and it's still amazing. Was a bit of a wait, but no worries. I was indecisive, so the waitress recommended her favorite "The best fried chicken salad", and it truly was the best! The blueberry beer actually went very well with it. Great meal, 100%