Top 49 things to do and attractions in Bentonville

The museum is beautiful and the only reason I didn't rate it a 5 is due to the challenge of finding a parking space and bc I didnt actually enter the museum, so I can't review what I haven't experienced. I saw the outdoor flower (art work, not natural flowers) exhibit by the Asian artist (I think Japanese), Oct. 2025. I highly recommend it and will go back since I am from and live in Little Rock, AR, and it's only about three hours away.

What an incredible museum! The architecture and layout are absolutely stunning, and the art collection is top-notch — such a cool mix of classic and modern pieces. We really enjoyed exploring the surrounding trails too; they’re beautiful and well-maintained, with great views of the museum and nature. I’d definitely recommend visiting on a cooler day though, as there’s not a lot of shade on the paths. Overall, a must-see stop in Bentonville!

The buildings and grounds are amazing. The art exhibits not so much. While the museum is free there may be a charge for certain exhibits. The Frank Lloyd Wright house is free but you must get a ticket for a time slot. This information is not readily apparent. The place could definitely use more signage. Did not know you had to take an elevator down 3 levels to get to the entrance. People were wandering around trying to figure out how to get in. There was no sign. If and when you do make it to the entrance lobby be sure to get maps of the museum AND the trails.

Amazing, beautiful, interesting, provocative, unique, FREE! This place lives up to hype and is a MUST in B'Ville! Absolutely worth a vist and few hours! Fantastic for ALL ages and interests. The Frank Lloyd Wright house is monumental find and addition to and an already INCREDIBLE MUSEUM! Also, the outdoor, walking Trail/Art Installation is pretty accessible for folks and so nicely done. Next time we visit, I want to do the Night Walk when the light up the trail, likely making it more fabulous. Oh, and there are REAL Crystals on the trail..no kidding!

I had heard about this museum for years and wanted to go back to the place where I went to college and see this outstanding collection of art. The grounds are so extraordinary, the collection of art is a magnificent curation of American artists with many women and immigrant artists on display. The food was excellent too!

Crystal Bridges Museum is a stunning destination for art and architecture lovers alike. Nestled in a lush natural setting, the museum’s multiple buildings are beautifully designed with outdoor water features and scenic walking paths connecting the spaces. I enjoyed the multi-floor layout for interest (elevators available throughout the entire museum for accessibility.) The permanent collection is impressive, and free to the public. During my visit, the temporary exhibit (Maws) was $15. The museum’s growing collection is thoughtfully curated and beautifully displayed, showcasing both classic and contemporary works.

An unforgettable experience! The Time Loop at Crystal Bridges was absolutely magical. We walked through a stunning path at night surrounded by lights, sound, and art perfectly blended together. Every turn revealed something new — glowing trees, mesmerizing projections, and immersive art that made it feel like stepping into another world. It was peaceful, inspiring, and full of wonder. If you get the chance to go, don’t miss it — it’s a must-see experience that captures the creativity and beauty Crystal Bridges is known for!

The museum was very well put together. They take a whole journey back in time. Never realizing how much Walmart had an effect in our lives.. One thing that I enjoy the most was the customer complaint wall. Make sure you read it because it’ll give you some really good laughs.

They remodeled it, and it's completely different inside. The layout is better. I visited before the change, and I also saw the temporary location during the renovation. The outside looks the same. They just rebuilt it. They have Sam Walton's truck parked outside (which I'm guessing is a replica because there's another one inside). We especially enjoyed the LEGO display and the sticker printers, although I do miss the name tag one they used to have. The museum is free. There's a gift shop. It's free to get a pressed penny, but the engraving comes out way off most times. There are two stories now. There's a restroom on both of them. The stairway to the second floor is cool itself. It's definitely worth a stop if you're in the area.

Very well worth it! Lots of interesting info & the museum part was put together with much thought & excellence. Hands-on things to do for kids (or all) & interactive components added to the experience. Don't skip the interactive AI hologram room with Sam Walton. You can ask him questions & he will answer. This is a must-do if you visit Bentonville!!!

I really enjoyed visiting the Walmart Museum in Bentonville. It’s fascinating to see how Walmart began as a small store and grew into a global company. The exhibits are simple, informative, and give a nice glimpse into Sam Walton’s life and vision. The restored Walton’s 5&10 store adds a nostalgic charm, and the Spark Café next door is a perfect spot to relax with some ice cream after exploring. A great little stop if you’re in downtown Bentonville!

A reference to Bentonville is incomplete without mentioning Walmart and the significant influence the Walton family has had and continues to have on its continued growth. Walmart is not only headquartered in Bentonville with a massive corporate campus, but has brought significant development to the area. The Walton grandsons continue to invest in an expansive mountain biking trail system at no cost for visitors that hosts over 40 races per year with a desire of making it the Aspen or Vail of mountain biking. Whereas, Alice Walton has a strong passion to bring art and culture to rural America so much that the Crystal Bridge Museum is open to the public at no cost with a strong focus on programming for area students. She also recently opened a medical school that competitively enrolled just under 50 students, at no cost, in Bentonville with a curriculum that combines Western and Eastern Medicine.

Fun museum of how Sam Walton changed how America and eventually the world shopped. A real American dream story! Proud you can be a born American and still have the American Dream with a lot of hard work. The interactive holographic image of Mr Walton was amazing!

This is a great museum, telling the story of an American entrepreneur who fulfilled the American dream. The two highlights for me were seeing his office as he left it and seeing his truck with the treasures that he left in it. It’s also interesting seeing the different decades of products I sold at Walmart. This is very well done. It tells the beginning story of Walmart and leaves politics completely out of it. This is a must see if you’re in the area.

This museum is a sweet little gem. My children discovered the museum on field trips through their elementary school and insisted on taking us on a tour. My 9 year old took me on a private tour and told me everything he learned during his field trip. He also did this with his grandmother, and can’t wait to take more family and friends. I went back on my own last week to explore and to look at the beautiful artisan made jewelry in the gift shop. Came home with some absolutely gorgeous new pieces that I love so much!

Very Nice Historical museum . lots of American history with incredible display of artifacts . And free to the public.

One of my favorite places !!!!! .... and amazingly Free !!!!!! Fantastic First Nations Museum🪶 with exceptional staff and volunteers. Nice gift shop Too 🛍️ A can't miss ! 🦅

Free, donations appreciated. We donated through the gift shop. This was very handicap accessible. There were little story viewing areas of stories of some areas that haad chairs which were greatly appreciated. As a adult by myself I ould have spent more time here. There is a large collection of tools, arrow heads, and clothing. It might not entertain ages 0-7 but walking in the front door being greated by a Wooly Mammoth full skeleton was worth it to my Grandsons. We spent 30 minutes here but interested adults give yourself at least a hour or more. Plenty of places to rest and reflect or observe.

Informative and had a lot more to see than I was expecting. Worth the stop. plan on at least 30 mins. It was a moving experience.

Very much enjoyed this well done museum - easy to visit! Donation based - great for families looking for something to do that is educational and interesting!

This is a small museum but excellent breadth of artifacts & it’s free. We went with a group that had only planned an hour, but we went back after the group left for another hour. I liked how it was laid out so you see the earlier artifacts made of bone & stone, then more intricate effigies, then weaving, beadwork, ceramics, etc. My 10 year old enjoyed the scavenger hunt & digging for arrowheads out front. He also liked the audio tour, pressing the buttons on the handheld tour thing. I liked that the museum didn’t try to incorporate useless technology just to jazz things up & hold kids’ attention. They let the art, history & fascinating differences in culture speak for themselves.

The Scott Family Amazeum is a thoughtfully designed space for children to explore, play, and learn through hands-on experiences. The exhibits are interactive, educational, and varied enough to engage a wide age range—from toddlers to older kids. There’s a strong emphasis on STEM, creativity, and open-ended exploration, which keeps things fun while also encouraging curiosity. The layout flows well, with indoor and outdoor areas, including a climbing structure and water play zones that are especially popular. Everything feels safe, clean, and well-supervised, with plenty of staff available and involved in keeping things running smoothly. The museum strikes a great balance between structure and freedom—kids can lead their own play without it feeling chaotic. It’s a great option for families visiting Bentonville, especially on a hot or rainy day. Whether you’re local or just passing through, it’s easy to spend a couple of hours here without kids getting bored. Definitely a highlight for younger visitors in the area.

Even fun for big kids. My kids definitely the oldest. They loved the rubber band room. My daughter loved painting room. We all had a great time in the music room.

We’ve been coming here for over 6 years. The girls can always find something fun to do whether it’s the rotating exhibit or a new thing to create in the tinkering hub. The best part is watching my children’s eyes light up with wonder and amazement. The staff are friendly, helpful, and child oriented (engaging, responsive to kids). Cons: It’s a large open space and gets very loud when crowded. If there’s a field trip I tend to turn around and head home as the noise can be overwhelming.

The Scott Family Amazeum in Bentonville is such a fun spot for kids and families! There are tons of hands-on activities—painting, crafts, building, and even relaxing sand wheels that adults might love too. The dinosaur exhibit is super immersive and a big hit with the kids. It's clean, with lots of places to sit, and the bathrooms are well-kept. It can get crowded on weekends and a bit warm inside, but it’s worth it for all the cool things to do. We recommend getting a season pass—it saves money and even gets you discounts at the gift shop. Parking was easy, even on a busy holiday weekend. There’s also an outdoor play area and rotating exhibits, so there's always something new. Great for all ages, school trips, or just a fun day out with the family!

This place is a great place for kids to let their imaginations wonder. Not only for kids but adults can be a kid for a little bit and join the fun. There is always some kind of activity the Amazeum is doing this time they were building boats and had a Hershey lab science project we participated in with the kids. Seriously a great place for some family fun.

My son (16 y.o) and I went there because my kid donated blood and got free tickets. It's a good place for your elementary kids to go to. Lots of activities and crafts. My kid and I felt weird being there, but we still had fun together.

✨ A Decade of Discovery at the Scott Family Amazeum! For over 10 years, our family has absolutely loved the Scott Family Amazeum in Bentonville. It's been more than just a destination—it's a place where creativity, curiosity, and connection come to life. The interactive activities for kids are top-notch, inspiring play-based learning and making it easy for families to bond over shared wonder. We’ve seen the Amazeum evolve with exciting seasonal camps and new experiences that keep each visit fresh and engaging. Whether it's building, splashing, experimenting, or imagining, there's always something new to explore. It’s our go-to spot for joyful learning and unforgettable memories. Highly recommend for families looking to spark a little magic in their day!

Absolutely amazing venue and a great museum too. If you love live music, the concerts on the green are so much fun! The art exhibits here are always so different and unique, it’s one of my favorite places to take visitors from out of town when they come visit me.

Had so much fun performing at The Momentary! Love the intimate atmosphere curated by Spida and DJ Dsewell and really enjoyed performing with so many amazing local artists. Working with the Momentary crew was seamless and also such a pleasure. Whether you want to visit the current exhibition, walk the grounds, see a live show or enjoy amazing sunset views over a drink at the Tower Bar, The Momentary is THE spot!

The ambience and upscale environment is so enjoyable! Great drinks; very friendly AND knowledgeable staff! Watching the sunset from the rooftop bar was definitely very beautiful!

went to see Glorilla on Friday the 13th! this was my first time coming here and i drove from Little Rock with my sister but it was SO worth it! the parking garage was actually not that bad & entry was pretty easy. the drink stations were a little annoying because you had to have a wristband. you couldn't show your ID & the wristband booth is somewhere you wouldn't have noticed until you've already waited 15 minutes in line for a drink then they point it out to you. ended up not getting anything anyways. not sure if this was just this event specifically or if that's how it always is. did not get to actually go inside the building or anything but it was all so so pretty!

I've enjoyed several exhibits here. Cool gallery. The current exhibit with photographs of rock icons is cool. Really enjoyed the Johnny Cash portion. It captured his personality and his focus on the down trodden. The special picture for the Warden is iconic.

Great outdoor venue so plan accordingly. Helpful, friendly and very professional staff. My suggestion is if you can afford it. Buy the VIP tickets and the parking pass. It's covered parking with its own entrance. You also have a private cash bar, free food. AND your very own porta potties... We've been there several times. And never had a bad experience.

I like this place; the view is spectacular, especially at sunset. Cocktails are delicious. Staff is friendly. The only downside is that the last three times I went there, it took forever for someone to come and take our order, and it was always difficult to catch our server to close our tab.

Whether you're a local or just passing through, the newly renovated home of Dr. Neil Compton is a hidden gem you won’t want to miss! Step inside and discover stunning architecture, curated mid-century modern furnishings, and rich local history. Afterward, enjoy a peaceful stroll through Compton Gardens & Arboretum, where native flowers and trees offer a quiet retreat in the heart of Bentonville.

I would not recommend this place until they finish all the new construction, which it seems they’ve been working since September of last year. It is extremely dangerous with all the heavy machinery being driven around, workers have no regard towards pedestrians. Also it’s not much of a garden, it’s just one giant sculpture surrounded by luxury apartments. There’s a path that is connected to the crystal bridge trail but I would also not recommend walking on it because you have to dodge bikers who are notoriously entitled and will not move out of your way. Hope this place improves once everything is said and done.

Beautiful gardens perfect for a lunchtime stroll! Also great event venue.

We were there on a Sunday, so the indoor portion was closed. It was a lovely stroll with well maintained and clean walkways. It was fall, so there weren’t any flowers in bloom, but everything was labeled and well maintained so we got an idea of how beautiful it must be when everything is in bloom. It was a lovely walk and so close to downtown. There was a huge cycle race going while we were there so we didn’t spend a lot of time downtown but there was a great energy there. Definitely worth the Sunday morning stroll!

A beautiful little park to walk around! We stumbled upon this garden while out on a walk and I look forward to seeing it every time now. It’s well kept and promotes plants that support native life! The sculptures are super cool and add a neat element to the mix. It’s a super short walk with lots of parking, stop by!

Compton Gardens and Arboretum is a great place to walk or bike in downtown Bentonville. It is named after the man who helped save the Buffalo National River. The gardens have information about Compton's life and his fight for the river. They have a printed scavenger hunt, where visitors can look for important points throughout the gardens.

House, gardens and walking paths are part of the legacy of Dr. Neil Compton. Parking lot and grounds are easy to access.

By far the best park we got to bike in this far. I'm still saying this with much reservation because this was the only park we got to explore during our 1 night stay in Bentonville. We are already planning for at least a week there and also as soon as possible. Arkansas is a beautiful state and Bentonville truly blew my mind. Everything seemed so well and organically planned around a great biking experience. This started with dedicated bike lanes, great signage and respectful motor vehicles who safely shared the road with us. I can't wait to take those ideas back with me to Texas and put multiple bugs in the ears of our city council. Great job. Can't wait to return.

One of the most beautiful areas in Bentonville. The creeks, the majestic trees, the mountain bike trails and the greenway combine to make Coler magical. The private or group lessons with the mountain bike coaches are some of the most comprehensive and confidence building experiences! Whether a resident of NWA or a guest, Coler Mountain Bike Preserve is a beautiful, safe space that will soon become one of your favorites, too.

Coler Mountain is a nice preserve for hiking. Although I don't cycle, I do enjoy exploring the scenic hiking trails. One downside of Coler is that some areas of the trail were swarming with mosquitoes, while others were not as bad. We chose a rocky trail that featured many twists and turns, with lots of rocks. Our total hiking distance was 1.5 miles, which was just to get some coffee. The experience was priceless! We hiked from our vehicle to the Airship coffee shop, which is about half a mile away, to grab a cup of coffee and a smoothie. On the way, we encountered the Rise, which consists of 185 steps; we took the stairs down and the coffee shop wasn't too far out. It was a lovely late afternoon hike and coffee time with my husband.

Beautiful Trails and Fun for Everyone! Coler Mountain Bike Preserve is such an amazing spot for both adventure and relaxation! The paved trails are perfect for walkers and runners to enjoy the scenery, cross over charming bridges, and even visit the peaceful Firefly Garden. For mountain bikers, there are tons of trail options for all levels — from easy rides to challenging routes — making it great for all ages and skill levels. It’s a place where everyone can enjoy the outdoors, whether you’re riding, running, or just soaking up nature.

Great trails, great infrastructure, great coffee afterwards. Went there to ride mountain bikes and used the blue trails, and green trails to get between the blues. I've heard that it gets really busy, but it was just "normal busy" the last time I was there. Trails are well maintained and everyone was really considerate in their riding etiquette. There were plenty of people walking on the paved trails, if that's your thing. There's a open air place on the trailside to get good coffee drinks and a snack.

This is a great and fun mtb area with lots of trails for every single skill level. I'm not the best mt biker out there and I was still able to have fun on cease & desist and thunderdome. I have thought about going up to the castle but have not done so yet. This place is up in my top three with slaughter pen and the rail yard. Lots of nature and wildlife. Will definitely come back someday.

Excellent trails. Well maintained. Variety of different terrain. What an awesome place!!

One of the popular tourist attractions and a must-see for architecture and design enthusiasts. This house was originally designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. The stunning home has been carefully relocated and restored to preserve its iconic mid-century modern style. The house features Wright’s signature open floor plan, large windows that blend the interior with the natural surroundings, and unique design elements that showcase his innovative vision. Due to the limited space and design of the house, visitors enjoy a guided audio tour that provides fascinating insights into the home’s history, design principles, and the preservation efforts that went into its relocation.

The architecture of this home is really interesting and it is cool to walk through. It's definitely worth the effort to reserve an entry time. Also fascinating that this home was disassembled and moved to this location in Bentonville!

I enjoyed wandering through the lower rooms listening to the audio tour. The home is beautiful and well preserved. I was disappointed that no photography was allowed once inside.

Wright 's work is always fun but this house is small with one good interior angle. Don't stress about seeing it.

If I can give more than 5- star I would. This is one of a rare masterpiece from Frank Lloyd wright. It used to locates in New Jersey and they moved to this town. The house is beautiful. You can get free tickets online via their website, and it will come with self guided tour and audio. You can also pay to get a tour guide with limited tickets. If you in to art or architectural, you will enjoy this place.

So blown away and unexpected to find this here. We came to bentonville for the biking and we were blown away by the amount of art and culture. Getting a tour of this house was certainly a memorable experience. So much though went into every detail. So much connection to outside , but also some quiet disconnect in the hallways and bedroom.

Extremely claustrophobic. Literally had to slide sideways through hallways and duck under doorframes. Taller people will have to crouch all the way through due to the absurdly low ceilings throughout. Whole upstairs is off-limits, so all you can see is: -A tiny bedroom -A tiny kitchen -A restroom that makes port-o-poties seem spacious -An obnoxiously large living room with a second floor balcony so low, taller people WILL smash their heads on it It's free, so it's not like we wasted anything other than time, but I recommend just looking at it from the outside.

Osage Park is a gem! Right by the airport, so you can watch planes fly low over the lake — so cool. Tons of walking trails around the wetlands, great picnic areas, and pickleball courts. Very dog-friendly and super convenient with parking on different sides. City events are often held here too. Perfect spot for relaxing, walking, or catching a local event!

What a great park that is close to town! Large walking trail that winds through the wetlands. Lots of wildlife to view depending on the time of year. When we were there we spotted a bald eagle and a beaver! They have a great pavilion with many pickleball courts. You can fish around the nearby lake. They have playground equipment near the airport. Large dog park with partitioned sections. There is even an archery range in the park. What a gem of a park that is close to everything.

Very nice walking paths. Stroller friendly. Unique scenery through marshland. Lots of wildlife and plants/flowers. The paths go in a few directions but all loop together. Cute pickle ball court and some food truck area to grab a bite to eat.

A nice park to go walking or play pickleball or just relax and even fish seeing a plane take off or come in is really fun. There are a few food trucks if you want a snack.

It is one of the best parks to walk. It's nature at It's best. I often walk alone and feel safe.

Features a lovely trail through a restored marshland as well as nice pond, which many use for fishing. There’s pickleball courts set up as well nice artworks to complement it. There’s a playground for kids. The local airport has food and entertainment via planes taking off and landing

I love what they are doing with this park. Its a blend of usable space and naturally preserved space to enjoy. The trails are easy to navigate making them suitable for all age groups and abilities. Across the park you will find various forms of art sculptures and there is even a dog park. If you enjoy pickle ball there were several courts to choose from. It will be interesting to see how the park will have developed over the next ten years.

Definitely one of our favorite restaurants. My grandfather actually preached here when it still functioned as a church, so my family is quite proud of it and excited that it is such an excellent restaurant. On this particular occasion, we celebrated a family member getting married and the staff here took great care of us as we enjoyed a multi course meal. We all agreed that every item over the course of dinner was delicious and service could not have been better. With fun bars located upstairs and downstairs as well, this place is a must if you are in the area.

I had the pleasure of dining at The Preacher’s Son for dinner to treat myself while I am in town. From the moment I walked in, the experience was truly memorable. Wes, the host, greeted me warmly and shared the story of the building—how it was once a church for many years before later being transformed into a unique three-part setting: a speakeasy below, a balcony bar above, and the main restaurant in between. Walking into the church-turned-restaurant was breathtaking, with every detail of the architecture adding to the charm. My server, Fiva, recommended dishes that weren’t necessarily the most popular on the menu, but the flavors said otherwise. The Tartare for the appetizer and Duck breast for the entree were simply outstanding—each bite felt like that magical “Ratatouille” moment of instantly falling in love with a meal. I enjoyed a moscato for dessert and that filled me up. The atmosphere was just as impressive as the food. The staff worked seamlessly together, creating a smooth and welcoming dining experience. The portions were perfectly sized—enough to satisfy without being overwhelming—and the pricing felt very reasonable for the quality. I also appreciated the thoughtful details, like fans set up outside to keep flies away and the comfortable spacing between tables. One of the highlights is that the menu changes often, which makes me excited to come back and discover new flavors. This time, I only dined in the restaurant, but I’m already looking forward to exploring the speakeasy downstairs and the balcony bar upstairs on my next visit. Overall, The Preacher’s Son is more than just dinner—it’s an experience I’ll happily return again.

The restaurant is absolutely beautiful! Sadly, we did not get a chance to have dinner here but we did get a drink at the bar and an appetizer. We had croquettes for the app, CHEFS KISS 🤌🏻 It was so so delicious! I did not try any of their special cocktails, I just had a dirty martini, which by the way, was very well done. With only one bartender, she was very attentive to everyone sitting at the bar while also making drinks for all the people in the restaurant ; wonderful service! Also! If you’re into whiskey, they have a wide variety of hard to find allocated bottles which you can try a pour of ; we thought that was very cool to see. If we’re ever back in town, we’ll put it on our list to have dinner here!

A Divine Dining Experience in a Converted Church Overall Impression: Preacher's Son offers a truly unique dining atmosphere set within a beautifully repurposed church. The combination of the striking historic architecture and a creative, high-quality menu makes for a memorable evening. While the acoustics can be lively and parking requires some planning, the exceptional food and efficient service make it a destination I would highly recommend. Ambiance & Setting The concept itself is fascinating—a former church sanctuary transformed into a modern restaurant. The owners have done a commendable job preserving the historic feel while creating a comfortable dining space. * Layout: The tables are reasonably spaced, allowing for a degree of privacy. They've clearly made an effort with soundproofing, but be prepared for a lively and loud environment, especially when it's full. * The Bar: One of the most talked-about features is the bar, which is situated prominently where the altar would have been. For me, this was an interesting cultural observation and certainly serves as the room's focal point. * The Speakeasy: I've heard rumors of a speakeasy in the basement, which only adds to the building's allure and unique character. Food & Drinks I was told the menu is entirely gluten-free, and while I did not confirm this myself, the quality and taste of every dish were outstanding. * Appetizers: We started with the beet appetizer, which was vibrant, fresh, and absolutely delicious. The other starters we sampled were equally appetizing and set a high bar for the meal. * Main Course: The star of the show was the Salmon. It was cooked to perfection—flaky and flavorful. It was served over a very unique, slightly sweet gravy-like sauce that complemented the fish in an unexpected and delightful way. It's a dish I won't soon forget. * Cocktails: The cocktails we ordered were decent and well-prepared, serving as a solid accompaniment to our dinner. Service & Logistics * Service: The service was prompt, quick, and efficient. Our server was attentive, and the meal was well-paced from start to finish. * Parking: There is a nearby parking lot, but it fills up quickly. We arrived at 6:00 PM on a Tuesday and still had to hunt for a spot, so I recommend allowing extra time. * Reservations: This place is no secret! It was full shortly after we arrived, with a line forming at the door. I strongly recommend making a reservation well in advance, even for a weeknight, to guarantee a table.

The restaurant is in an old church that has been remodeled. The windows are beautifully decorated with window art and furnishings. The wait staff was kind and attentive, although the food a very long time to come out. We had the butter ut squash appetizer, which was ok, not our favorite. The Blackened Salmon, Fettuccine, Duck Breast and Shrimp and Grits were all nicely presented and tasted very good as you'll see in the pictures. It had lots of great cocktails creations. The desserts were a simple selection. All in all a wonderful experience. Definitely would come back to try other things.

We came here for our 3rd wedding anniversary, we just moved from AZ so we chose this on a whim. It was such an amazing experience all the servers were so friendly and informative. We will for sure make it back. Perfect place to celebrate with a small group

A rare 10/10. Starters were well composed and incredibly tasty. Get the croquets. For a main I ordered the steak and shrimp. After 2 bites I knew it was in my top 5 best dishes ever. Cauli puree was well seasoned and silky. Shrimp were seared to achieve a crust but not overdone. The hanger steak was beefy, tender, and held the bourdelaise which was velvety and rich. Somehow the savory bread pudding beneath the steak was the star. Herbaceous. Fragrant. Complex. Not to be outdone, our server, Lindsay was perfect. Genuinely kind and helpful. Not pushy or going through the motions. Thanks for a great evening.

We had a great time on our free tour. It lasted a little over 50 minutes which I was very impressed by. The history is really well catalogued. There’s an audio guide and several informational plaques if you want to do a self guided tour. The gift shop has a lot of great local goods and some nature-related toys and activities to buy for kids.

The Peel Museum was a step back in history and the docent, Mary, very knowledgeable and enthusiastic about the history she spoke about. Free museum...not for those who have mobility issues as there's steep stairs to see the 2nd floor. Don't miss all the outdoor items from the gardens with producing apple trees, ice house and well on the back porch.

Well preserved historic mansion. With a romantic start. My tour guide was very knowledgeable about it's history and the surrounding area. very impressive. The grounds are beautiful too.

The history behind this place was super interesting! I did the guided tour, the ladies were all well informed, friendly and answered many questions. The gardens were also all beautiful!

Visiting the Peel Family Museum was an lovely experience and one of the highlights of my time in Bentonville. The historic home is beautifully preserved, offering a fascinating glimpse into 19th-century life and the legacy of the Peel family. Every room is thoughtfully curated with period furniture, artifacts, and stories that bring local history to life. What truly made the visit exceptional was our tour guide. She was not only knowledgeable but also passionate and engaging, sharing details and stories in a way that made everything feel personal and memorable. You could tell they genuinely loved what they do, and their enthusiasm made the tour even more special. I walked away having learned so much and with a deeper appreciation for the area’s history. Due to its history with the Walton family its right in front of the 100th Walmart and beautifully maintained. Also love the garden, another hidden gem in Bentonville.

If you are in Bentonville Arkansas make time to visit the Peel House and Botanical Garden. The house tour is very educational and the garden is beautiful.

Lauren was a great tour guide. She had many great facts about the house and family. We really enjoyed our tour. Beautiful home and cool history. The garden is amazing.

Lawrence Plaza is really a cool place to take your kids and your family. My daughter signed up for skating lessons at the end of this last year and it was a really great way to introduce her to the ice. We will definitely be going back next year to bring the whole familyfor a little bit of ice-skating. I do think the instruction could be a little bit more aged specific, but otherwise it was a really cool thing to do. I also like that the Plaza changes by the season it always has something cool to offer.

So much fun for the kids, and free! We stopped by here on our walk back to the parking deck from the Spark Cafe and ended up staying about 45 minutes. It was a great family atmosphere. I would definitely recommend it.

Great place to check out. In the winter they have an ice rink and lights all around. Restaurants and trails are close by. There are restrooms inside. They seemed pretty clean for how busy everything was. Seems like a popular spot for young adults and kids alike.

We had so much fun at the splash pad! Our kids weren't that excited since there are no special features but I think we had more fun here than any other splash pad we've been to in a while. Totally recommend.

Get place for kids...They have water splash in the middle. kids and adults both will enjoy a lot...we visited here for the magic show happened and it was awesome. It's near downtown We went in the winters and ice skating is open for all age groups …had a lot of fun …kids friendly and a good place Overall a must visit place with your kiddos

The place is a great family atmosphere! Safe and the skate rink is great. Also, a really good place for pics and to see Christmas lights.

Small but fun! They only let a certain amount of people per time frame so definitely get tickets ahead of time. I only gave 4 stars because I wish they had the option to rent hockey skates not just figure skates (which are pretty low quality)

Love this park! The playground equipment is definitely for older kids (4-5 and up)! The dog park next door is nice and has two separate ones for small vs large dogs! The bathroom is a little bit of a walk but not bad! Tulips are in full bloom right now and are beautiful!!

Beautiful and spacious park! It’s super clean and perfect for sunset or evening walks. There’s a large, well-kept dog park and a nice children’s play area too. The fountain adds a pretty touch to the scenery—overall a great spot for families, pets, and anyone looking to relax outdoors.

Beautiful place to visit! Went to an art walk here a few weekends ago.

Playgrounds: Multiple play structures suitable for various age groups. Picnic Areas: Includes a reservable picnic shelter with covered seating for 75 people, 22 picnic tables, and 3 barbecue grills. Trails: Walking trails meander through the park, providing scenic routes for visitors. Amenities: Restrooms, drinking fountains, and horseshoe pits are available. Special Features: A rose garden sponsored by the East Vancouver Rotary Club adds a touch of beauty to the park.

Overall a great park but the lawn was not well maintained.

I love coming to this park. The atmosphere is so nice. Lots of people having fun. Plenty of space. Huge dog park with big and little dog sides. Lots of fields. Kids area. It has a lot.

It contains a beautiful water fountain, a Childers play area, walking trails, cycling trails, a nice dog play area, a picnic area, and a lot of playgrounds. Lots of wishes and turtles in the water fountain area. Restrooms are available, and they are in good condition and clean as well. Thanks a lot to Bentonville County.

My first visit here and it was great! The staff was super friendly and the Space Goose Hazy IPA was so good! Hit the spot on a hot day. The brewery was also a great spot too with great music and lots of space!

We don’t even come here for drinks… the food is amazing! Absolutely love Nosh Nola which is located inside the brewery. The burgers are fantastic and the Totchos are incredible as well. Couldn’t recommend trying this place out enough!

Loved it! Only downside is falling in love with a beer that was 1. seasonal and 2. not available outside of the brewery. We enjoyed tasting all of the beers and the space is beautiful as well! Very reminiscent of O'Dell Brewing in Colorado. The taco truck in the back was amazing as well! Can't wait to come back the next time I'm in town!

I love coming to this place whenever I am visiting Bentonville AR. I always order the Space Goose it’s my favorite! Also staff is super nice and welcoming. I love sipping a beer on the outdoor patio they provide shade with umbrellas and some food trucks outside in case you bring an appetite!

Space Goose is one of the best Hazy's I've ever had. Very well balanced and delightfully hopped. As for the taproom, it has plenty to do and views of their brewery. Service is stellar, too.

Fantastic brewery in an excellent location! They always offer a wide variety of styles on tap, perfect for any craft beer enthusiast.

I LOVE BENTONVILLE BREWING, the space goose is the best IPA I ever tried. The taproom itself is super clean and organized and the beertenders are all nice and caring. I would highly recommend anyone to come and enjoy a cold glass of space goose. The kids room is also a nice touch for us hardworking parents.

They is an amazing park to get confident with your riding skills. Is also connected to the Cristal Bridge Museum. I recommend to riding the art trail. There are many features all throughout. I love it!

Coming from Moab, where there are a variety of alternate features to keep things exciting, I had so much fun on these trails and skills park. Even the green trails had small jumps, flowy berms and features to play on. These trails are a blast!

Worth the drive from Florida! We all had such an amazing time and we are a family of different experience and levels. It’s a great place for everyone.

Some very nice trails and well maintained training parks. A great selection of drops, and jump tracks to help any age and skill level. This is definitely one of my favorite riding areas.

Slaughter Pen has so many trails and an awesome skills area it's hard to see it all. Some trails are rocky, some are smooth dirt. There are beginner to advanced trails you can take, and an awesome concrete walking/riding path.

We love Bentonville but the slaughter pen mountain bike trails which is what so many come to do here are absolutely not maintained anymore worth a flip! They are washed out and have waist high weeds and face slappers everywhere! From Compton gardens down to the greenway the trails are in horrible condition, it’s dangerous and embarrassing!

Absolutely beautiful MTB trails!!!! Loved it!! 1st time there. Just had such a great time. A must go if you like the sport, easy, intermediate, black diamond... they have the jumps are nice, well taken care of!!

Such a great little collection of shops and products. We stumbled in on accident but left super happy. Who can’t love delicious cheese. Especially when samples were given.

Sweet shopping and dining. Great for a pre concert dinner at the Momentary or grab a really good lunch or a gift at 2 Friends bookshop. Coop ramen is reliably good. Markham and Fitz Chocolate is a delight. Yeyo’s is the best Mexican food in town. Bike Rack brewery is a fun spot to grab a beer. Hillfolk is a beautiful shopping spot for gifts, knitting and fiber arts.

Great place so many good options, beer, chocolate shops. We got an air BNB across the street and came here all the time. Rock climbing wall at the back. Nice outdoor spaces.

The 8th street market is a perfect location when meeting family or friends for lunch or dinner because folks can grab whatever grub they want from the various food trucks or stalls and then find indoor or outdoor seating to eat together. We visit here when we travel with family! Makes it easy on everyone.

I've posted on 8th Street Market a few times but its always worth repeating. Very cool place to hang out with family, friends and even your dog. Amazing food options so everyone walks away happy. Bike Rack Brewing has fantastic micro brews and there's a food trailer that sells the best burger in NWA. If you've never been you gotta give the place a try. You won't be disappointed.

One of my favorite place to Hangout in Bentonville. Cool market place with many fast foods and food trucks of different cuisines. Ambience of the market is so good and happening. You have both indoor and outdoor seating available. And walk around, eat drink, play boardgames have fun 🤩

This place is fun! Excited for a new area of Bentonville to open up. Love the food trucks and Bike Rack brewing. The variety of shops and places to eat are plentiful. We will definitely be back! The holler was closed due to a staff appreciation event, so We will have to come back for that!

Today was my first time going to the market since moving here to Bentonville in November. Let me tell you - this is no mini farmers market. This is a massive Festival of all Farmers Markets. You have everything from farm stands of fresh produce, flowers and plants, handmade jewelry, soaps and artwork along with a little something for your pets whether it’s a dog or cat. This is an extremely family oriented market with tons of little children and strollers so be careful where you step. Lots of dogs as well. This is a great place to spend the morning sampling fresh breads and jams and find a nice bench under a tree to people watch.

Quite a few booths. A combination of prepared foods, sauces, breads, and locally grown produce. I picked up some freshly harvested potatoes and they were terrific.

Great farmer's market with something for everyone. Great local produce; homemade breads, jam, hot sauce, salsa; jewelry and art all from local vendors. Very clean, not too crowded and super friendly people. We bought kimchi, jewelry and some produce. All were great.

Exceptional market. Lots of variety for produce and things to buy. The market was really crowded, which is understandable to its popularity. Parking was rough, even tho I got lucky and got a good spot. I'm not sure what can be done to remedy the lack of except more garage parking (free or paid.) Many dogs on leashes were cute but are banned at other very popular markets that I'm familiar with. Something to consider.

Its a delight. An weekly gathering of vendors and shoppers around the downtown square. A very lively and busy fun gathering. I always love to be here, feeling the positive vibes. You will always find some goodies to pick, starting from sourdough bread to fresh produce, or farm fresh eggs or flowers. You can grab a coffee and roam around happy faces. Never miss the mushrooms, or some fresh veggies, or herbs, or eggs. These are the real stuff. You can always find parking around it, and even if it drizzles, just be there with an umbrella. You can thank me later, Lol!

My favorite place to go there every Saturday morning. Its not only fresh vegetables and flowers you do get good vibes there 💜 must go when you in Bentoniville.

“A Morning at the Farmer’s Market” It was a bright and gentle morning in America. The sun, though bold, was kind — like an old friend resting his hand on your shoulder. My husband and I decided to step out for a small adventure — to the nearby farmer’s market, where life bustles in the most homely way. As we reached, I felt a strange comfort. Not the kind you get from luxury, but from truth. Rows and rows of little stalls stretched before us — each one alive with color, smell, and smiles. There were vegetables still carrying the scent of the earth, carrots shyly peeking out of baskets, and beets ,Tomatoes,Cucumber,Onion Varieties were shining like they had been polished with love. People were walking with their children tugging at their hands, and many had brought their dogs too — tails wagging, eyes curious. The laughter of little ones mixed with the rustle of corn leaves and the soft bark of Labradoodles and mutts alike. Some stalls sold honey, handmade soaps, little wooden toys, and jams sealed with gingham cloth. These were not just products — they were stories, sealed in jars and boxes. I watched one old woman selling pickles — her eyes reminded me of the Granny back home in Kerala, selling vegetables in brines on celebration days. There was an honesty in her hands. I bought some vegetables from a young man who said his family farm grows them. When I looked at the man’s proud smile, I felt like I had touched a piece of their life, not just a vegetable. I turned to my husband. He was already holding a bag full of fresh green beans, and he gave me that smile — the one he gives when he sees me happy without saying a word. In that moment, I realized: this wasn’t just a market. It was a melting pot of lives — of people who grow, give, and gather. Of hands that plant and hands that cook. Of children who run freely and dogs who wait patiently. And of us — a couple far from home, finding a piece of it in the soil on fresh vegetables. We came back with a basket of freshness, and a heart full of peace.

Tis the season for the Lighting of the Town Square in Bentonville, Ark.

From Walmart museum to cool restaurants and shops - it’s all here. One of the most happening places in Bentonville and it’s definitely worth visiting.

Great place to hang out. Excellent restaurants surrounding it and the ice cream food truck has some of the best products in the state.

Lots to see. Yummy backed goods. Great people watching.

Great Framers Market-Saturday

The Bentonville Square is the heart of historic downtown area. We enjoyed a stroll downtown Bentonville. The park is well maintained. The courthouse is nice. There are several restaurants and bars, stylish boutiques, bakeries, coffee shops, and of course the Walton Museum being one of the highlights. Unfortunately the museum was under construction this time (Apr, 2025). We hope that we can visit the museum next time.

Delicious & sumptuous Coffee & other beverages in NWA AR🌈👌

Awesome venue and staff! The bartenders, owner, sound and production guys and gals were wonderful to be around. Great atmosphere and sound as well!

Such a cool venue! We love coming to all the weekly events and fun concerts they host! The building has cool history and is such a unique piece of Bentonville. Highly recommend stopping by!

I came out to share a song at open mic night and was met with a cozy, welcoming audience who truly made the night special. It's clear that this space draws in passionate local talent and people eager to connect. That said, it was disappointing to be publicly shaded by one of the hosts (Bobby) for singing to an instrumental track, especially after hearing him speak earlier in the night about how “brave” it is to perform on stage. The irony of being singled out for showing up vulnerably, right after that speech, wasn’t lost on me; nor on the people who approached me afterward asking what was going on. While other performers were allowed three songs, I was cut off at two despite the crowd’s clear support. It’s a small moment, but it said a lot. If you’re a vocalist hoping to be treated with the same respect as musicians holding instruments, this may not be the right room for you. But if you’re there to enjoy raw local talent or cheer on a friend, it’s still worth a visit. I left feeling both inspired by the artists, and reminded that not every stage is run by people who practice what they preach. Edit: This was on open mic night which takes place every Tuesday.

Always love the good vibes and variety of local shows. The Keys have built an amazing community within Meteor Guitar Gallery and I’m heartbroken at the loss NWA will feel when the new owners take over. Will try my best to enjoy what’s left while Meteor marks their legacy!

Great songwriters in the round last night at The Meteor Guitar Gallery. It was my first time to go to a songwriters event at The Meteor, and it didn’t disappoint! Addition - This is one of my favorite places EVER! If you’re a fan of 3rd and Linsey in Nashville, you’ll love this intimate venue. Such a hidden gem in Bentonville!

I have spent a lot of fun nights here and consider The Meteor to be one of the best nightspots in town. it's has good ownership and is run well and a great stage.

Amazing energy, historical decor, great staff, great PA, clean bathrooms. Double deck venue, floor level- general admission with bar & Bathroom. Upper level- VIP access balcony with seating and bar.

Just an overall neat thing to go see . Go at night , and sit back on one of there lounge benches and enjoy. It’s 💯 Free .

Bring wine! Or you can be family friendly and skip the wine. That was or choice because we forgot the wine. The reclining benches are big enough for a family or a couple and a romantic date.

Art. Whatever. I'm not cultured enough, I guess! It's an interesting light up giant soccer ball. There are benches you can recline on to watch the show. It's right off a large, free parking lot, so it is easy to get to. You can get to the rest of the museum campus with an easy walk from here.

Very cool spot. Comfortable benches to lounge on before or after visiting Crystal Bridges. Best early evening, all lit up.

Absolutely beautiful piece at the entrance of Crystal bridges! I could sit on the benches & look at it forever!

ITS SO BEAUTIFUL! The atmosphere is laid back and comfy! The Buckyball is a must see for my out of town visitors!

A bit more impressive than the neighboring "Heavy Handed" because Buckyball is lighted! Yes, the aluminum tubing includes LED lights. From the artist's caption, "Leo Villareal is a sculptor who uses light as his medium. Through the technology of LED bulbs and computer software that Villareal designs, the artist creates ever-changing displays of moving light and color. Named in honor of the theorist and engineer Buckminster Fuller, Buckyball features two nested geometric spheres that take the shape of a Carbon 60 molecule. The structure is covered in LED tubes capable of producing 16 million distinct colors." Buckyball is illuminated from 10 am to 11 pm every day.

I stopped in for dinner when in town for work and was really looking forward to trying this place based on the recommendations of some people who live in the area. I loved the atmosphere when we walked in - open kitchen, nice vibe, not flashy or pretentious. The chips that were served at the start were very good; just wish that they had a salsa option with some spice to it. We ordered tacos and a burrito and the food was really good. My only complaint was with the service. We ordered margaritas when we sat down and door some reason only one was delivered; mine didn’t come until after my dinner entree arrived. I’m sure it was an honest mistake; just seemed strange that the waiter hadn’t even stopped by until after the meal was served. Food was great, so I’d definitely go back and hope the service was a one-off bad day.

It was our first time at Yeyo's but we have heard great things! We got the green Chile queso (large), quesabirria, and taco sampler. Everything was delicious! The queso was a tad small for being the large but the plate portions were perfect. The wait staff were nice and respectful. Very helpful with any questions! All in all, we'd definitely come back.

I stopped in on a Friday exactly at 11am. The hostess was kind and Sammie, my waitress, was superb. The five street tacos were excellent; I was surprised they were served with pineapple cuts (which I removed). The coca was chilled and the food was hot. $3/taco is fair; with tax and the coke, it was just over $20 before tip. Great experience; I'll be back.

this place was great. food was good, but for me there wasn't much vegan options and the meal didn't fill me up, I still need to eat more now that I'm home and for these prices I expect to be filled up and satisfied. that being said the at on the building is amazing, it's a friendly comfortable spot but it was very loud so the food was amazing, the staff was amazing and it was a great experience but the overall loudness of the inside of this restaurant, the lack of vegan options and the food portions are the only reasons I didn't give 5 stars all around I would definitely eat here again and would recommend this restaurant

Me and my family were able to put our reservation ahead of time which ended up being very convenient when we arrived. The food was top notch and came out quickly although I wish it all came out on the same time (though I did order the red snapper which I assumed would take longer to cook). Service was amazing and the new expansion was absolutely beautiful. Congrats to chef on his James Beard Finalist Placement! Will come again.

Get the pastel de elite! It’s such a creative take on the Mexico City corn cake. It was like a bread pudding with popcorn! Loved the different textures. Just wish it was a lot bigger. The Quesadilla was our favorite main course and would totally get it again. The 8 taco platter was good, some were really good, others were lacking some flavor.

Great food, great atmosphere! Thank you Rafael for treating us amazing from our first visit to consider a move and now as a local. Your food is the essence of your passion!

I love coming here to kick back on my laptop, with a close drink in hand. The Epic Trail is an epic brew with a smooth flavor down to the last drop. Going with a group? They have several games to choose from and we sometimes take our kids to grab a root beer. Love it!

Probably the busiest spot in the 8th Street Market this evening, just about every table outside had folks enjoying a beer and enjoying the weather. I was able to order a tasty adult beverage and sit inside for a half hour or so as I was still early to meet up with my friend. Comfy space with a friendly family sort of vibe, there were some kids running about and everyone seemed to be having a good time. As did I!

Stopped in for a quick drink, tried the strawberry lemonade beer and it was very unique and tasty light beer, I would love to try more of their stuff. Atmosphere was chill and they had a fun trivia game you could join online plus a good selection of board games.

Cool spot to hang out with friends and family. Good layout of both indoor and outdoor space. Food trucks offering a mix of cuisines. The help was a little..inattentive, but it was later in the night..I don't fault them. Beers were decent, plenty to choose from. 4 outta 5 for me.

I was very impressed with Bike Rack Brewing last night. The entire 8th Street Market was packed on a Friday night, but there was plenty of parking in the new garage. We tried 4 different beers and liked them all. Bike Rack was slam packed, but they were well staffed, and I never waited more than 2 minutes to get a beer. I was seriously impressed by this! It was a perfect evening with good friends, great beer, and nice live music. Can't wait to return.

Awesome place to hangout with friends and family. They have everything for all ages, we went with our kid. We ordered food for our kid and for ourself from the trucks and it taste good. Our kid enjoyed playing in play area and also he ride bike a lot. They do have a dog park where dogs can play and owner can sit and have food/drink Overall a good place to hangout with friends and family

Didn't end up getting anything to drink, but I hung out here with a friend and it was great. There was indoor and outdoor seating, along with a set of board games and a digital, interactive trivia game. The music was a little too loud for my liking, but it was still quiet enough that I didn't struggle talking to anyone. It's part of 8th Street market so there's easy access to other places as well. Overall, had a good time.

What a great gallery to wander through and enjoy all the creative artwork. There are so many different kinds of art & styles. I saw many things that I want to go back & purchase. From jewelry, to wall art, to pottery, to quilts, there's so many things to find here. We'll definitely come back & check it out from time to time, since they'll always be having new items.

Great gallery of local artists and craftsmen. There are so many nice things to choose from, and a great place to purchase unique gifts. I have found beautiful sewn bags, silver jewelry, pottery, wood working and of course, art.

Went to their art fair today and gallery the first time and was treated so rudely by volunteer “parking attendant” I’ll never return. I was not directed at all by any of the people in the grassy area. It was crowded and I saw a space between 2 cars and positioned my car between them not blocking anyone in. I returned about 45 min later and many cars had left, leaving mine with space all around it. A woman on her phone in a chair looked up and said is that your little silver car? I said yes, she said “what a terrible parking job you did!” Those were her kind words to me upon returning to my car. Has she been there directing me when I parked or seen the position of cars then? No! Did she do her one job? No! I tried to speak with her on my way out, but again she was on her phone and distracted. I haven’t been treated this intentionally rudely in a long time.

Such a neat store. Three floors of fun. I loved all the handmade items. It's a place to see lots of local artists and crafters in one place. Something for everyone. Prices are good too. Definitely worth a stop to check it out.

Wishing Springs gallery had a weekend craft fair that was small scale but had some talented vendors. I purchased two cute yet inexpensive necklaces both of which are fun. It was a pleasant trip to Wishing Spring gallery.

I want to give this place a better review, I really do. I've lived here my whole life and grew up coming here. I want to come to this place for MAN MADE art, not AI generated images. I started to doubt everything in the gallery once I saw those images. As an artist myself, I can't morally support a place that crowns itself on hand made objects while selling AI images at the same time.

Wonderful hidden gem! I can't wait to bring my friends to see. These 2 beautiful pieces came home with me! Meet Owlive, my new owl puzzle, perfect for my classroom! And the beautiful fire polished olive green necklace I couldn't resist...❤️❤️❤️

Great experience at Climbing in Bentonville, Ar. We were greeted upon walking in by friendly, knowledgeable and eager to help staff. They had a great entrance with lots of climbing merchandise to purchase. Being from another climb gym and in the area for just a day we purchased their day pass. They tested us out on top rope etc and we got to work climbing. They had tons of routes and options from top rope, lead to auto belay. They also had a very impressive bouldering area. I really liked that they had a permanent crack climb! They had a fairly large weight gym that seemed really well organised, clean and had nice equipment. We’d definitely come back if in the area again!

Staff is really nice and helpful and I really like climbing here. It's a tad pricey, but definitely worth it if you love climbing. They've got bouldering, high walls, and more. It's clean, and they've got some snacks and drinks you can pay for too if you forget some yourself. Very nice place, I've always had a good time.

We've been a couple times with our kids. We've had a great time.

Amazing climbing gym! So much better than all the small gyms around Arkansas. Staff is mainly college kids who do everything by the books! But overall great place even for beginners!

I love this sport. 47, started last year and its completely addictive and fun and therapeutic....being single/introverted sucks but they have autos upstairs.

Great climbing gym! Tons of routes for all skill levels. In addition to bouldering, top rope, lead climbing, and auto belay options, there's a nice free weight area and yoga classroom. So, there's plenty to do whether you want to go with a large group or fly solo. The staff is friendly, knowledgeable, and helpful, thanks for making my first visit memorable and fun! The only thing standing between me and a membership is the distance from home, but I'll definitely be visiting again.

Our family stopped in for a few hours during a family vacation. The people were friendly and helpful. The climbing was great. A monthly membership is pricey, but for first time visitors it was an affordable way to have a great time. Our girls (12yo) can't wait to go back again!

We celebrated Valentine’s Day at Louise at Thaden Field and Our server, was incredibly attentive, checking on us just the right amount. Watching the panes land and take off was amazing. The French fires were the best in town. It's our new favorite spot for a relaxed yet impressive dinner. I highly recommend it!

Thaden Field House: A Hidden Gem for Aviators and Families Alike It’s rare to find an airport in the U.S. that brings together as much as Thaden Field House does. Whether you’re an aviation enthusiast, an aspiring pilot, or just looking to introduce the next generation to the wonders of flight, this place is a dream come true. It’s more than just a restaurant—it’s an FBO, flight school, pilot shop, and so much more, all wrapped in one beautifully designed space. From the moment I pulled into the parking lot, I could feel the energy. The well-thought-out architecture, planes in full view from the road, and the buzz of pilots and ramp workers going about what they love—it’s contagious. As I walked toward the park and trails, I felt a surprising sense of tranquility from the nearby pond and the landscape’s beauty. It made me wonder how many future pilots were inspired here. But even if aviation isn’t everyone’s thing, Thaden Field has something for the whole family. There are kayaks, walking trails, a playground for kids, and of course, unbeatable views of the planes taking off and landing right nearby. Then, there was the restaurant—a highlight of my visit. I ordered a chorizo breakfast burrito and a caramel latte, and since it was a cool morning with flight school activity in full swing, I decided to enjoy my meal outside. Watching the planes come and go, I found myself completely absorbed, with time “flying” by as I soaked up the atmosphere. What truly stood out, though, was the hospitality. I showed up in my construction gear, feeling a bit out of place, but the staff treated me like any other guest. Every single person I encountered wore a genuine smile, and my waiter’s warm, professional service added to the experience. It felt like more than just a meal—it was a welcome. As for the food, that burrito was gourmet-level. I’d give it a solid 10 out of 10. And the caramel latte? Perfect. After an hour of planes, coffee, and good company, I didn’t want to leave. Places like this highlight how vibrant and essential regional airports are to local communities—not just as transportation hubs, but as spaces for people to gather and share experiences. Too often, airports get dismissed for the noise, but Thaden Field is proof that they can be so much more. Thank you, Thaden Field House, for a top-notch experience. I’ll be back, no doubt about it!

Took a scenic ride, had a wonderful experience flying around Beavers lake, Bentonville and Rogers. McKinzie was our pilot, she is very nice and knowledgeable.

I spent a week here for some backcountry flight training through Legends/FlyOz and took advantage of all of their amenities, social club, FBO, restaurant, and got to know a lot of their staff quite well. I strongly encourage anyone to do business here.

Open, airy hanger, flight school, etc. Good place to visit. Named after female pilot Louise Thaden. Some of her history and photos by lounge and restroom hall. Books in the lobby.

VBT Fieldhouse is a really neat airport for small planes in Bentonville. You're welcome to come visit and explore the fieldhouse where they hold classes. There are also sometimes unique planes on display in the main garage. The classes seem to be reasonably priced and I would love to try some out in the future!

Pretty cool place. Just stopped in for brunch but was blown away by the other stuff going on here. Mini airport discovery center first. Seems pretty reasonable to book a flight around and see the sights from a different perspective.

We recently visited Bentonville and decided to try Tusk & Trotter. There was a bit of construction out front, so it was a little confusing figuring out how to get in, but once inside, we were seated right away in the bar area. I ordered a charcuterie board and a mimosa. The charcuterie board was outstanding, great presentation and flavor. Unfortunately, the mimosa experience was disappointing. The first one was completely flat and champagne tasted bad, so I sent it back. The second had just a bit of fizz, so I went ahead and drank it, but it still tasted off. I ordered a third one, hoping for better, but it was flat again, didn’t drink that one at all. By this point just paid for it and our meal and left. I never heard a cork pop with any of them, which made me question how fresh the champagne was. The other drinks going to other people‘s tables looked great. I am a mimosa lover, all I drink, very disappointed. If you’re coming to eat and drink here, do not order a mimosa!

We’ve been here a few times over the years and it’s been generally a good experience. Recently, it feels like quality and service has taken a dive. For the record we had a good and professional server. For some reason, they put us on a 25 minute wait list for a table despite half of the restaurant being vacant. My wife ordered a chicken sandwich which was good, nothing special. I ordered the catfish Reuben and it was honestly pretty insulting to ask $19 for one thin slice of fish, a hastily melted slice of cheese and two floppy pieces of bread that were clearly not toasted but thrown together. We ordered two different types of fries that somehow came out tasting exactly the same. An hour later, the same tables are empty; still not sure why we had to wait in the first place. Going to take a break from this place until they get things sorted.

Man this place never disappoints! I came in with some girlfriends on Sunday and we all got different things and shared, the breakfast sandwich is TO DIE FOR!!! I got the No’Jito with strawberry instead of blueberry, they were VERY accommodating with all the requests we had! The fries were amazing and the pancakes were delicious too! I know some people want to know what the bathrooms look like (I do) they were clean and even had fall scented spray lol! Emma the manager was amazing and our server Scarlet was even better! If I could give more than 5 stars I would! I will keep coming back and living it up at Tusk and Trotter every time I’m in town!

Usually when I go there it’s pretty good. I asked the bar tender what her favorite thing on the menu was with bacon and she said the tusk burger. I’ve had it before but I didn’t want to be rude. I asked for medium rare and it came out well done. Seems like an off day for these folks. I know they can do better. The salad was delicious. The price was $21.55.

Casual pub. The menu is not large, but they have appetizers, salads, hamburgers/sandwiches, and entree meals. Great bar, too. We had the Pommes Frites with Parmesan and truffle oil (delicious). I ordered the pig burger and since we had fries as an appetizer, I ordered a side salad for my side. Everything was freshly made , including the salad dressing. The best I can say is- I cleaned my plate, it was all so very good. Good service. Two in our party on a week night and no wait at around 6:45pm.

A nice mix of refinement and comfort food. The desserts and apps are top tier, try the possum pie and the Arkansas Fritters are a great comfort food take on Arancini. Our server Emmy was great at providing recommendations and creating a welcoming atmosphere for someone visiting from out of town.

We are visiting and this place was recommended. I'm so happy we went it's a farm to table. So it's nice to know we are supporting local farmers. The waiter was very attentive and nice. The food portions were alot! But everything was so good too I had the country breakfast and my daughter had steak and fries and we shared the Truffle Parmesan fries for an appetizer, it was all amazing I can't wait until we visit again because we will be going here to eat again!

I tried the Onyx Delight and really enjoyed the taste — smooth and flavorful. The swirl art on the coffee was nice, though I’d appreciate a bit more creativity or detail in the latte art. The atmosphere was cozy and stylish — definitely a great spot to hang out or catch up with friends. Overall, a good experience and worth visiting again!

It’s been a dream to come to an official Oynx cafe and it was wonderful! The layout was open and welcoming. Love their seasonal fall menu- I decided to have the black sesame maple espresso and the vegan egg focaccia. I enjoyed the chill temperature of the drink. It was smooth and flavorful. The focaccia was nice and warm- so filling and delicious. I’ll definitely be back to try more and get some souvenirs. Cheers!

The coffee is great. If you’re looking for a very cool vibe and loud atmosphere coffee shop this is your place. It is very cool decor but the seating is more hard structures prompting you to have a short visit. There is outdoor seating if it’s not raining that is covered for shade, but not enough cover for rain. The bar area where they’re making the drinks takes up over half of the small space so there’s very little sitting area. But if you’re a college kid, this is your vibe.

Great atmosphere, either you want to work or chill while having your coffe this is a nice place to visit. I regularly take the onyx golden milk latte and have been trying different croissants. My favorite one so far is the orange croissant with a creamy filling, not too sweet and great texture. The avotoast wasn’t my favorite, it was ok. I expected a tastier avocado.

Super cute coffee shop with lots of seating options and a plethora of unique food and drink items. We got the chai latte and blueberry jasmine matcha iced latte. Both drinks were delightful and the almond croissant was decadent. The line at around 10 am on a Saturday was definitely long and there was a bit of a wait. However, it moved quickly and we had our drinks in 15-20 minutes.

I don’t understand the reviews. This space was nice, the counter staff were efficient and friendly, and, considering how busy the place was, the wait time was good. However, the main reason for existence of this or other coffee shops is the coffee. I enjoy a latte with a robust coffee flavor. Onyx did not deliver. There was a nice design on the foam but the latte was only lukewarm because the barista did not steam the milk long enough to make it hot. The triple shot I ordered was shockingly weak in coffee flavor. And as someone who likes a bit of sugar in my drink, having only simple syrup, of unknown concentration, made it difficult to judge how much sweetness I was adding. Granulated sugar does not have this problem, and it would be nice to have that as an option instead the brown liquor of unknown strength. A poor value for a truly mediocre coffee drink.

This is the best coffee place in town. No second thoughts. Me and my fam have gone here plenty of times. There was never once disappointing. I loved all their coffees. I would love to explore so I tried almost 85% in the menu by then. Let me brief a bit. The seasonal ones - the top section keeps changing in the menu- my fav was when the berry mix shake came in it. ( May-June). Onyx delight - consistent and classic taste if you don’t want to think much then this Onyx matcha latte - best subtle matcha, the oatmilk has good blend with it ( I have tried only hot) pick when you don’t want caffeine but hot Hail fellow well met - i personally liked it first time I tried then I didn’t like later maybe the ratio is not consistent Salt mocha - different unique salt taste if you like to try something different Nitro cold brew - was best best if you like black coffee!!! Affogato - amazing quality and taste of chocolate. Rest all I had once only so all were good! You can try any of your fav and won’t get disappointed Food - I haven’t took any there sorry Environment is amazing, need more space to talk then visit Roger’s Nancy!

Oh my God the Aoi nachos were to die for. There so so many delicious heaps of raw tuna and I was devastated when it was gone. I’ll be dreaming about that appetizer. However we were pretty cramped eating on top of each other in the bar area. It was unpleasant being that close to others while I scarfed down every morsel of food helplessly. We’ll definitely be back but will probably try to sit in another area of the restaurant. Also we didn’t get a server for 15 minutes after being seated and had to go ask for help (they were apologetic). My husband had oysters on the half shell which were kind of small but he said were lovely. His main was a beautiful roll of sushi but I don’t remember which one. I had the special- panko crusted walleye with broccoli and mashed potatoes which followed really nicely after the cool, refreshing and zesty appetizer.

We had a large group on 9 for lunch after spending the morning at the farmers market. Our waitress was wonderful. (From LA, handled separate checks with ease and great friendly service!) The food was good, from gumbo to lobster rolls, butter and mayo based, tacos and salads, all thought the food was solid. They have a wonderful selection of seafood with multiple preparations. This is a good seafood restaurant and fairly priced.

Our server was great and very sweet. I got the chef's choice roll. Said I loved raw fish and he did not disappoint! It had so much fish in and on top.

Casual atmosphere. We were seated quickly at the bar at about 5:15. It was getting very busy right after then. The sushi special was very good. I have bought fresh fish here to take home to cook but now the fish market is hard to access as there are people seated at tables right in front of the refrigerator case.

Wow!! We stopped for a late lunch. Sat in the bar. The bartender was very friendly and helpful. We ordered local beers after recommendations from bartender. Very good local IPAs. Next we got recommendations for food. We ordered Scallops with Slaw ans veggies and Blackened ahi tuna with Slaw and Veggies. The atmosphere was very relaxed and laid back. The space was rather small but intimate in a good way. The food came in a reasonable time. The scallops were unbelievable, rich creamy texture prepared flawless. The slaw with pineapple was creamy rich almost perfection!! The veggies were zucchini and cucumber so perfect to compliment the flavors. The Blackened Tuna did not disappoint... amazing flavor, cut with a fork so tender. Tuna was outstanding and very fresh. Probably the best seafood we have ever had. The entire experience was over the top. This place deserves more then 5 stars considering the service and quality of food. Do not miss this unique culinary experience.... Definitely make reservations if dining at night. 1000% recommend

Second time to eat there. Just as amazing as the first! Extremely busy, so we opted to sit at the bar. Glad we did because Kayla did an amazing job answering questions and describing menu items in accurate and extensive detail! We started with crab cakes. At Kayla's suggestion we ordered one grilled and one fried. We both loved each, and split on which we liked best. My wife loved her poke bowl and I had the sushi roll special and a couple of nigiri. It was amazingly fresh, super creative and the flavors were artfully balanced. We weren't going to have dessert, but we made a tactical mistake by listening to the options. The Key Lime pie was topnotch and the coconut pie was obscenely decadent!! Apologies in advance, some things didnt last long enough to photo!

I LOVE this place because out on the patio. You have plants all around and there’s a privacy and intimacy that is not found in most generic restaurants with cafeteria style around here. The food is incredible. The service is also very very good.

The instructor Nick made the whole experience in itself. Any feelings of intimidation or lack of confidence was diminished the moment he started the class. They create a very safe environment with attentive staff that give clear instructions. Nick helped me get my first bullseye (and the pin to prove it!) The membership prices are very affordable and I will definitely be returning

Great place for a date or on your own! $20 gets you an hour to practice your bow and arrow skills, all equipment included! No prior experience necessary!

My husband and I have been to Quiver twice, and it’s such a fun and unique experience! It’s the perfect activity to mix up your week or bring visitors to. This time, Ron was our coach and he was fantastic and made the session even more enjoyable. Plus, Osage Park is beautiful, with food trucks and spots to walk or relax after. Highly recommend!

ALWAYS love coming here and the staff are absolutely wonderful. Mr. Nick was our instructor for the community event and I always get a good giggle when offered a part time job since I used to be an archery instructor many years ago. Safe, clean, educational, and all around good fun for all ages.

I've only shot here once, but I will be buying a membership this year and get back into traditional archery. This review is basically for the facility and location! I already know how to shoot and used to do it regularly, so I'm not particularly looking for coaching, even if it'd still help me, in general. I just want a reliable shooting location, at a reasonable price, with good clean targets, and a good facility. This place is the best value I've seen in a few states! The facility is outstanding! I love the sheltered shooter's location with the outdoor targets! It's so much nicer than an indoor range and so much more hospitable to adverse weather shooting (and comfortable) than an outdoor range. This place is nice! The targets seem to be well maintained and replaced in time to be pretty fresh. The facility itself has a range of amenities such as nice clean bathrooms, assistance, outdoor tables and chairs, and cornhole! Seriously, the fact that this is only $100 annually or even better $200 annually for a family of up to six is insane! You can buy a membership and use their gear or get your own traditional for $100 on Amazon, then get some arrows and you're off. Also, being located at Osage Park is great, I hope for traffic, but it also means that you can combo archery time with a stroll in the park, climbing at Climb Bentonville, food truck access, pickleball courts, or a beer over at the brewery!

My husband and I went for a date. I've been wanting to give archery a try. We had so much fun! The entire staff was so nice. Jehn, our instructor, did a phenomenal job at explaining how to hold the box, load an arrow, how to aim, and what all the whistles meant. She was so encouraging and really helped us feel comfortable. I had zero experience going into the range but the instructors are very well educated and gave great suggestions for what kind of box I needed and helped with any questions I had. 10/10 recommend! Take your spouse or even the kids (as long as they're at least 8). They offer memberships too! We're excited to go back.

Great range. The staff is helpful to both experienced and new archers. They are willing to coach and give tips to help improve your shots. The staff is also very personable and they will ask about your day, sometimes even give you a hug. They have great events like archery art, bow basics, try archery, league competition, and even community nights. Will the quiver is a terrific place, its not without its fault. The biggest being a severe lack of muffins to give to archers.

We enjoyed our visit to Conifer. Really relaxing and romantic atmosphere. Our waiter was phenomenal! We had cucumber salad (our favorite) & another one of the salads on the menu. Really enjoyed those. For entrees we had Pork Schnitzel & the Braised Beef. We weren’t super impressed with those two entrees, however with that being said they were both still very good & we would still come back to try some different dishes!

Our first Conifer experience and it was truly excellent. I had been seeing it get James Beard Award recognition in recent years and now I can certainly see why. The atmosphere is a nice fine dining atmosphere but also feels modern and lively. We started with the biscuits, which are hard to believe are gluten free given how delicious they are. We both went with some mocktails that we both loved. It’s not everywhere that puts so much effort into making their mocktails so flavorful. I absolutely loved the gnocchi and I can’t wait to try more of their entrees. My wife had the short rib and wow, amazing. We were too full for dessert but they were kind enough to let us try a small portion of the sorbet and, you guessed it, also great. Kat took great care of us with recommendations and making sure any accommodations were met. Much appreciation to Conifer for a great date night!

Conifer is a beautiful local farm to table restaurant serving gluten free food ( safe for persons with Celiac disease). The cheddar biscuits with whipped butter, scallions and coarse salt were amazing. The entrees were delicious, fresh, and creative. I had the lamb meatballs with creamy polenta. My better half had the chicken with dumplings. We ended our meal with a crème fraîche ice cream with macerated sour cherries which was perfect. We enjoyed a lovely dinner.

Fabulous dinner! An absolute joy for gluten free people. Everything we tasted was creatively curated and beautifully plated. Such a pleasure to dine in a restaurant where everything is gluten free and nothing is sacrificed! You don’t even know it’s gluten free what a soulful dining experience!! Chicken fried lions mane mushrooms, outstanding. Gnocchi, fluffy clouds of deliciousness. Berry crumble with anise ice cream, amazing! My non gluten-free husband had schnitzel and loved it.

My wife and I just had dinner here, and what a find. The menu was interesting and apparently, it rotates, which means there's always something new to try. The service was incredibly authentic, no pretense whatsoever, just genuine hospitality. And the whole place was managed so well it seemed. The food tasted absolutely phenomenal.

Conifer in Bentonville delivers a memorable dining experience. The chicken fried mushrooms were crispy and unique, while the fig carpaccio was beautifully plated and full of flavor. Their mocktail of the day was refreshing, but the standout for me was the rich, tender lamb meatballs. Refined yet welcoming, Conifer is a must-visit.

My husband and I are not gluten-free, but we were absolutely blown away by Conifer. We consider ourselves pretty big food snobs, and this was truly one of the best restaurant experiences we’ve ever had. The burrata appetizer was incredibly fresh and flavorful. My husband ordered the lamb meatballs, and I had the gnocchi—both dishes were rich, filling, and absolutely delicious. Our server, Zach, was fantastic. He was attentive, knowledgeable, and genuinely warm. We also noticed how well the entire staff worked together, stepping in to help each other seamlessly, which made the whole experience feel even more polished and welcoming. We were celebrating our 15th anniversary, and the team surprised us with a complimentary blackberry sorbet for dessert. It was the perfect, refreshing ending to an unforgettable meal. Between the outstanding food, exceptional service, and wonderful atmosphere, Conifer exceeded every expectation. We’ll definitely be back!

I ordered a custom gender reveal cake from out of state to be delivered to my family and they did such a lovely job! They were so responsive and had a very fast turn-around. They also did a beautiful job of taking my online instructions and making it a reality. Thank you guys so much for making this gender reveal so special!

Amazing cake and experience at Bizzy B's Bakery. We are in town visiting for the week and celebrating three birthdays and Bizzy B not only made the whole experience easy and stress free but the cake was over the top amazing. Moist, delicious chocolate cake with mousse filling, the icing tasted delicious, the rock candies were tasty and fun to eat, and the decorations turned out perfect. By far the easiest cake order I have ever made and so happy Bizzy B called me back after making my cake inquiry, making the whole process stress free. Thank you! Everytime we are in Bentonville I'll be purchasing cakes and pastry from Buzzy B.

This bakery deserves 5 stars. The only reason I gave it 4 was because it feels a little dark because of its location, but the owner can't do anything about that. It is in the very corner basically in the stair-well, so it received no natural light. On to the most important part, as a bakery, this place is great! Everything I have had from there, so far, has been top-notch. The cake is moist and flavorful. The cookies are soft. The cake decorating is incredible as well. Small caveat, they do not do donuts, bread, or Pavlova. Having said that what they do make is delicious!

Such a cute cake for my baby’s 6 month milestone. It was delicious.

Absolutely adorable cake! They added the little strawberry shortcake figure just because they wanted to! Super nice and my daughter loved it.

I cannot say enough good things about Bizzy B's! We have used them for years for our children's birthday cakes/cookies and are always so amazing to work with. They have delivered on every idea that we've thrown at them......AND the cakes taste amazing!!

The bakery is always spot on. I've never gotten anything bad from here. The staff is disengaged and not the friendliest people around. Last time I went in staff seemed bothered by customers. Still got quick service. I go for the baked goods, not smiles.

We had an amazing chocolate tasting experience with David! He was super knowledgeable about chocolate that made the experience both educational and delicious. You can tell he loves what he does, and his enthusiasm is contagious! The atmosphere was warm and welcoming, making it a perfect date night. Highly recommend this tasting for anyone who loves chocolate or just wants to learn more about it. Thank you, David, for an unforgettable experience! Would definitely recommend and plan on going back!!

Spectacular! Our Airbnb hosts gifted us a bar of Markham & Fitz single origin dark chocolate, and it was so good we had to check out the store. We loved everything we tried, but the mousse was our ultimate favorite — the best we’ve ever had, with its contrasting textures, flaky salt, and not-too-sweet flavor profile. We’ll be back again and again.

Everything about our tasting and tour was top notch! From the custom scheduling that was arranged -- to the exceptionally informative and engaging tour from David. My husband has been receiving your chocolates at our home in Cleveland for more than a year. To get to shake hands with the man who has crafted so many delicious moments was just a thrill! We look forward to spreading the word about your team and hope to make it back to NWA someday soon!

Whenever I am traveling, I always research the best chocolate shop at my destination. I was more than a little bit surprised to find a bean to bar chocolate maker in Bentonville. We walked over to the shop prior to our dinner reservation on Thursday evening and I immediately fell in love. The store was super cute and the chocolate selection was extensive. Bee let us know that the majority of the chocolates are gluten free, walked us through our flavor options and let us taste some of the chocolate bars. Everything we tried was smooth and delicious but in the end we purchased the souther pecan bar, harvest party bar and peppermint pretzel bar along with a box of truffles. All of the truffles were amazing but I highly recommend the coconut, pistachio and mocha truffles. As someone who considers themselves a chocolate connoisseur, I was really very impressed!

I bought three different chocolates from them, and loved them all! Delicious organic chocolate bars… the atmosphere is amazing too! I was impressed with the girl that was working there, she was alone and the store was full but she was very friendly to every customer, and got through the rush fast. Wish all the best for her!

Dessert after beers at Bike Rack and a wine/charcuterie at Sweet Freedom, we stepped into Markham & Fitz for dessert. Not much that is keto here, that's for sure! I watched my friend choose some truffles for later and a pastry for now and a chocolate coffee, so I enjoyed a "Happy Goat Ice Cream" that was really amazing. Friendly service and a neat little shop. It was quite busy on a Saturday evening and the one gal working was definitely hustling. She needed another helper for sure!

Had a great experience here! Nothing to complain about just flavors weren’t really hitting for us but you should absolutely try it! We had the raspberry chocolate tart. We felt the raspberry really overpowers the chocolate so we couldn’t really enjoy the chocolate part. We also had the mocha truffles that were fantastic! The overal vibe of the place was hopping and expect people to be there!

The Bark Park is very clean and spacious. We felt safe there and my doggies enjoyed the other doggy visitors.

We love taking our dog to this park. It is conveniently located just off 71B close to Bella Vista. Our dog enjoys playing with the other dogs, and we enjoy meeting and talking with other dog owners. Our dog is very small. So, we appreciate the park having separate large and small dog areas. The park is generally clean of poop except for an occasional spot here and there. The gates are set up with a two gate system with a safe area so that dogs can not inadvertently escape. Parking is ample with plenty of spaces available.

I was really happy with this park! I’ve been a few times now, and there’s always a lot of dogs for my dog to play with. There’s walking and riding trails right there, too. A restroom is right there. There’s a little dirt track for kids that are just learning to ride their bikes. I will definitely keep going back even though it’s about 30 minutes from home. She loved it!

Nice big dog park in Bentonville, right off the interstate near Bella Vista. Curiously, there are a few benches but all are out in the open sun and not under any of the shade trees. So most people have to stand or sit on the ground to be in the shade. Another issue is the water dispenser/faucet is outside of the park, not convenient for the hot pups. There is a small dog park next door and trails along the sidewalk too. Convenient location. We will be back when it is not so hot!

A+, the last several visits have been pleasant. For awhile it was so full of poop and lacked grass but they've really made improvements.

There are several dog owners that have aggressive dogs and still bring them to this park. Be very careful. There is a pitbull mix named Gambit that has bitten several dogs as well as a few people while at the dog park. The police have been called on him several times but usually do not respond (not surprising but an issue for another post).

Super big space and my dog loves coming here. Since they replaced the grass it looks a lot nicer, but there is still lot of mud everywhere and my dog always needs a bath afterwards.

We did one run for lack of time, and you can tell this place is going to be awesome. Fireline was an amazing downhill flow trail that I would suggest EVERYONE hit! The G's forcing you into your bike feel great

The hub is the staple of Coler. Probably the coolest thing I have seen built to ride your bike on. It feeds you into the best of the downhill trail selections, which lead you to the North parking lot. If you take Oscar's loop from here it will have an option that will put you on the Greenway and closer to the South. The South end is where the dual slalom trail, Thunderdome, resides. It will put a smile on your face every time down. The last picture is of The Homestead. It is not complete, but looks like it will be a happening spot when it finishes soon. Beer taps are installed already! Enough said, get your bike to the top of The Hub and enjoy.

Air, water and tools all over this little hill/park. Ton of hikers and off leash dogs.

One of the Bentonville and Coler’s most iconic features. A definite must see.

The Hub is one of the coolest and most recognizable spots around. Pictures don't do it justice. This impressive structure leads riders into some of the best trails around.

Very awesome mountain bike course with so many choices of trail. A lot of fun downhill rides and technical track too. A very fun experience no matter what your skill level. And it looks like there’s lots more in the works. Always some kind of construction going on.

Excellent spot. More advanced and definitely for downhill bikes. The blue trail, Fireline, was the only one most people could ride. The other 3 downhill trail are big and gnarly. Many more trails are on the way.

Nice looking school 🏫 location.

I'm not enrolled in the school but I got to attend a course on growers' champagne that was put on by a local beverage distributor, Natural State Distributing. I think that the school opening its doors for the local community of wine professionals was gracious. The facilities are immaculate and the design is on the bleeding edge of modern architecture. From my limited experience there, were I looking to attend culinary school, I would be excited to go there.

Brightwater is great. However, at this point in history, road construction has blocked off the main thoroughfare leading to Brightwater. Be sure to find another route.

It was an amazing place! Such a great experience.

I went to kids college and the chef was kind of mean to me

Amazing place and kid friendly

Amazing.

Very busy place, but surely a unique treat. Have yet to go for sweet crepes, but they look and sound like they're very delicious. Savory meals we have tried have all been enjoyable - KUAF, Rancher, Lean Green, Thai, and Classic are all GOOD. Still want to try Razorbaque. In Bentonville, this is a neat dining treat and just be prepared to wait once they get busy. We waited 40 minutes from the time we ordered and that was after 15 minutes in line waiting to order. The water was very clean-tasting, likely filtered. There is a window where you can watch the cooks as you move through the line to order and pay. I was curious if I would like a side dish or item with my crepe, but the entrée alone was satisfying for a lunch portion. Beside the cashier is a large decanter of ice water which was a relief for the hot Summer weather. This counter also has paper plates and silverware to bring to your table. Seating was worth the wait, but it was busy inside and outside on the patio. The entire restaurant was full of people of ALL ages, from toddlers to elderly, and for our group of 5, the adults and children all enjoyed the flavors and ingredients of our crepe choices. Come enjoy a unique dining experience or get one to go.

5/5, 10/10, heck - I’d give them 100 A+ rating! I can’t believe all of the times we’ve visited Bentonville and we are just now discovering Crepes Paulette. The menu had a huge selection of both sweet and savory crepes to choose from. They were even able to substitute for vegan cheese. We chose one sweet and one savory each and they were all amazing. Can’t wait to go back again and again and try them all!

Magnifique!!!! Delicious, "Burrito-like" and portable, but VERY GOOD..so, just sit and enjoy! Tons of options, great service, Fantastic food for all ages. We will be going back on our next trip to B'Ville..

So nice and delicious. Kids love watching them make the crepes. Biking distance to the square. Sweet or savory, something for everyone.

They have two main types of crepe bases. Either a sweet traditional soft crepe, or a buckwheat base which is great for the hearty savory flavors. I love sweet and savory so I went with the Ham and cheese which was thankfully served in the crepe base. It was a big portion! But so good. Perfect balance of ham, cheese, sauce, and crepe portions. The people are very friendly. Food very tasty. Get there early and beat the long lines!

An absolutely scrumptious lunch! We stopped on a whim while traveling for work and were so pleasantly met with the wonderful staff and incredible food. The wait was long - so we opted to order and return. Upon returning, culinary excellence awaited. Both the chicken parm and Thai chicken were incredible! Cooked to perfection! Highly recommend.

Here’s a more casual version — perfect for something like Google, Yelp, or Facebook: ⸻ ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Such a great spot! The crêpes are delicious — light, fresh, and full of flavor. I love that they have both sweet and savory options, so there’s something for everyone. The Nutella and strawberry crêpe was amazing, and the savory one I tried was just as good. The staff was super friendly, and the vibe is really chill — perfect for brunch or a quick lunch. It can get a little busy, but it’s totally worth the wait. Definitely one of my favorite spots in Bentonville!

The Bentonville City Square transforms into a magical wonderland during the holiday season, offering a delightful experience for all ages. The light displays are beautifully arranged, creating a warm and festive atmosphere that invites visitors to stroll through and admire the decorations. From sparkling trees to glowing ornaments, every corner of the square feels enchanting.

Such a fun place to walk, bike, shop, play, see art, work, drink and eat! I went 4 times! I took so many pics! So many different things to do for all! And it's still up and coming with new places!

There are a lot of cute shops and restaurants. I'm only rating it a 3 at the moment because of the construction. You have to park in a garage or outside of the square and navigate a path through the construction or walk in along construction where sidewalks are not convenient. I'd love to go back when they ate finished. They have a great farmer's market on Saturdays. Wonderful produce and a few flower vendors. There are usually a lot of artists, but it was quite rainy the day we went, so a lot of the artists didn't come that day to avoid damage to their work.

This was what I think they called first Friday. There were a lot of vendors, a lot of food trucks, and more than a lot of people. There was also several bands playing music in the park. There was a lot going on but it wasn't overwhelming with people. Everyone was very polite and friendly. We will go again. There was a place called "the Tap" it was. A great place to stop and get something to drink. My only complaint was it was hard to find a Pepsi.

Most colorful location to visit in Arkansas during Christmas/Holiday timing. The pictures dont do justice and you have to experience while being there. Lot of food trucks,cafe are open in evening and the place is lively. Kids and family will have good time while being in here. Have an awesome visit.

Old time comfort with a progressive swagger...

Very nice downtown. Beautiful park in the center of town. Plenty of restaurants and stores. Open market today with tons of vendors. Many local artists and home grown items

four stars based on several factors. Firstly, the initial experience was somewhat confusing. Upon arrival, I was uncertain whether I should place my order at or be seated first. After a brief deliberation, I was directed to a table, which I found some unclear. Secondly, while the young waiter was courteous, he was not particularly attentive. He made an error with one of my side orders and did not return to refill my tea or to present the check. A staff member later assisted with my bill and provided it to me. Thirdly, I ordered the barbecue sandwich with two side dishes. The portion size was generous, but the brisket was rather dry and required additional mustard and barbecue sauce to improve the flavor. Overall, I appreciated the portion sizes; the green beans were well-prepared, although the mac and cheese was somewhat runny. Having a background in Texas barbecue, I judged the meal accordingly. Therefore, I awarded a four-star rating.

Everything you'd want and expect at a BBQ joint. We had a large party for lunch and they accommodated us quickly. Food service was quick, drinks came out fast, food served hot and together - really had all aspects of service together. They had an ample size kid menu.

YouTube 👉🏼 jotta sant //// It's the first time I eat at this restaurant and I loved the barbecue ribs. I was satisfied with the taste of all the food. In addition, we were served by a very old lady who was extremely kind. She is so sweet and loving. People like her should be paid very well and leave a good one of their own. We will return just for her. Oh, and also for the food. The place looks nice, clean and quiet. It has an old touch that makes you feel a little bit like you're in the past. There is free parking and it's not difficult to find parking.

This was my first time visiting this restaurant and it was a great experience! The host staff were very friendly and got us seated quickly. Our waitress was very friendly and accommodating. The food was perfectly cooked and the portion sizes were very generous. The large chicken fried steak was very well cooked and the mashed potatoes with gravy tasted homemade with a wonderful amount of flavor. The restaurant is in a good location in town and they have a large menu selection with lots of good items. Would definitely come back here again!

A cozy little spot to enjoy some great quality bbq. We had the chopped brisket sandwich and had coeslaw on top and it was melt in your mouth. The potato salad is also cravable. Great friendly service and quick too!

Want to clarify I did not eat. The atmosphere was so off putting we didn't stay. The front desk had 4 people and they just stared at us like we were the worst thing to happen to them. No smile just stared very meanly at us. So we went elsewhere. evening staff around 7-8pm on 11/5. We just moved into a new house and really wanted a good meal. We probably won't be back until a turnover of staff happens.

The waffle fries taste like a real potato and the sandwhiches my family and I had were some of the best BBQ we’ve had in a really long time. Our waitress was also amazing I’m sorry I didn’t catch her name but all the staff here is great. No complaints

Yum yum yum! Both locations are great! This was our first time at the bentonville location. I love getting the veggie pho and the spring rolls!

So delicious! Definitely come again!! Pho and spring roll can’t go wrong!!

We just moved from AZ and caught a cold. We decided to try them because nothing is better than Pho when you arent feeling 100% Very good portion size for the price. The noodle to soup ratio is perfect imo. And the bubble tea was delicious 😋

Stopped by one of the restaurants i use to go to before we moved out of town for some grub 💓 despite almost dying from a Boba drink 3 years ago , I still have to order the Taro everytime 🙃 😅 ordered the pho for la cruda 😅 it was good 👍 the other plate not so much. The last few times, it's been a hit and miss.

Recently moving into the area I didn't know if I would be able to have a good bowl of pho. I previously had my local spot and thought I would be disappointed else where. I am glad to say I was entirely wrong, this is definitely my new go-to place. The pho is great, the service is great, they have Thai tea and Boba, my wife ordered their melon Boba and it was served in a whipped/chilled fashion. We were unsure of it at first as we hadn't expected that, but the flavor sold us.

I might be biased because this isn't really my type of thing but food was ok. Chicken was super bland and tasted like thanksgiving turkey. Broth was good once it was spruced up with soy sauce and sriracha. Service was ok. They had their child crying in the restaurant and were holding it in between serving us. Ambiance is great. It's clean enough with dim lighting.

The waitress was super friendly, but not easy to flag down as they were all very busy. All to-go orders are the same size, so we decided to dine in to get the sizes we wanted. You get a lot of pho in even the small bowl. The flavor and quality of the food was a bit mid.

Everyone was very polite the sandwich was fresh, delicious and fulfilling! The only reason for the 4 star instead of the 5 is because the tortilla soup was loose and lacked flavor there wasn’t much taste to it.

I came out to the area from Texas for work. Myself and 3 coworkers chose here to eat. First off, we came around 1:15. There was a line and only one cashier. So we all ordered, and had to wait about 20 minutes or so for our food to come out. All of the food was amazing, but the service wasn’t that great.

For my money, MELD is WAY better than Panera Bread and a lot of other cafés that offer a similar ambience and menu. Note: The place can be a little easy to miss from the road. For reference, it is part of the apartment complex building. The dining room is a little cozy when it's busy, but the environment is modern, bright, and simple - really pleasant. Nice outside seating too. The menu is fantastic - there are so many things that sound so good! And then there's the food itself which is SO FRESH and the flavors left me feeling so happy and full! Highly, HIGHLY recommend! 👍👍

Wow. The food was delicious, the sandwich bread is homemade. We spilled a sandwich (toddlers) and they were so kind, even brought us a fresh one on the house. The customer service is like it used to be- so polite and detail oriented. Best little spot for food. Also, the kids pizza is homemade and big enough to split, and super reasonably priced. We will be back!!

Met a friend at MELD for a late lunch, it's a great location- tucked off in a corner of an apartment complex. Loved their menu, very easy on the eyes and almost everything sounds really good. A whole section of sweet potato entrees, which I'm sure is appealing to many folks watching the bread. The interior is clean and pottery- barnish, not too bright- easy to converse. Our food was outstanding, fresh and hot and filled the plate. I had the spinach and chicken sandwich and my friend had the spicy chicken sweet potato. My only hold back for 5 stars on food is that there was no inkling of artichokes or caramelized onions on the sandwich. It's also described as having balsamic reduction, but it was only balsamic vinegar. I can tell because as soon as you pick up the sandwich. The balsamic all drips off the spinach. So it was fresh, hot and tasty but not necessarily as described. It's not a $5 sandwich either. Chips were incredible! I'd definitely go back, and I forgot to mention- the service was spectacular!

The Mediterranean Sandwich was delicious with the marinated chicken and the lemon sauce. The pita-like folded bread was soft and manageable with little to no out the sides. The lunch rush was busy, but the line went pretty fast. We sat outside to eat. It was perfect weather for late October.

We love Meld for their high quality and unique sandwiches. They are huge and so filling for such a great price. We have never had a bad experience. We ordered over the phone last night and discovered they were out of their amazing cole slaw. We were bummed so when we arrived we asked if we could do side salads instead. We were shocked when he just went to the back and made a fresh batch for us. And got home to find we got two sides of their amazing chips too. Truly always exceptional.

This was the best place! Some fun pieces on display including glass and canvases. We got a print for our house and got it autographed by the artist who was on-site. Great to meet him! We said we'd definitely want to come back here if we were in town again.

One of the best small local art galleries I have been to. Great works for artist that have trained and deliver works that will impress the most arrogant collector. There are up and comments and local folk artists as well. No matter what your price range stop here and if your lucky Janet, one of the Pottery babes will be here to chat with....

The inside is bigger than it looks. Packed with works from local artists. A wide variety of styles and materials. I was impressed by the quality of the work.

Voted the Best Gallery in Northwest Arkansas and deserves the honor. A must-visit if you are in the area. Great artwork by local artists and conveniently located around Bentonville Square across from the Walmart Museum. There's a huge variety of art mediums to choose from. Be sure to add this Gallery to your must-see list.

I wish I can give this place a 10-star review!! I went into this shop looking for a specific art piece by Matt Coburn. I was greeted so kindly by April and she assisted with finding the piece that I was looking for. She even calls Matt and I was fortunate that he was on his way to shop. Matt's art is so unique and truly amazing and my partner absolutely LOVED her gift. I recommend this art shop to anyone looking for exceptional art done by genuinely, kind, talented artists.

The person there was so nice and explained everything. She took the time to look at my daughter's sketches. Really nice place to visit with some amazing local art!

Definitely some beautiful artwork and the staff is amazing!

We were hoping to go to the rooftop bar but it was closed due to poor weather so we went to Undercroft instead. The space was cozy and service was fine but not overly attentive. We didn’t try any signature cocktails but they made a good Negroni.

Had a waitress coming around for table service. Very cool speakeasy vibe but there was a table of loud girls there when we went. Delicious cocktails on the seasonal menu. Highly recommend.

Came to Undercroft during their holiday season and menu. The holiday decorations were absolutely out of control, in a good way! There was no surface untouched by holiday festivities. Amazing place to chill with friends during the holiday season. Perfect vibe. Tried the Yippy Ki Yay. Lovely little drink. Not quite as complex as I was expecting. But refreshing still. They’ve also got a few cute Christmas tiki mugs for sale!

One of my favorite bars in Bentonville. Only reason for the 4 stars is because it's a bit pricey. Drinks are amazing, food fantastic, and the atmosphere is perfect in every way. Great service every time we are in. Absolutely love the Undercroft.

Very cool vibes in this basement speakeasy. The service was quick and the drinks were delicious.

Very cool speakeasy. We were in town from out of state for a wedding, and decided to stop by at this bar with family after. The atmosphere was a vibe, and the drinks were great. We had fun and would come back again next time we’re in town.

I’ve been to Undercroft a few times before and generally enjoyed the atmosphere, but my recent visit completely changed my opinion. I waited for about 45 minutes without anyone checking in on my order or even acknowledging the delay. Eventually, I had to leave. What truly surprised me, though, was what happened afterward. One of the staff members — the waitress who was serving that night — reached out to me on Instagram instead of addressing the issue professionally or offering an apology. Rather than taking responsibility, she told me that I “wasn’t being an adult” for mentioning the service issue. It’s disappointing to see such behavior from staff at a place that usually prides itself on its ambiance and service. I hope management takes this feedback seriously and focuses on improving both the service and the professionalism of their employees.

Had to wait almost 2 hours after my flight arrived to be able to get someone to hand me my suitcases. United Airlines needs to have better customer service very unpleasant attitude from people that work at this airport!

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Exceptional Experience at Northwest Arkansas National Airport I recently traveled through Northwest Arkansas National Airport (XNA), and I was thoroughly impressed with the entire experience. From the moment we arrived, the airport was clean, well-organized, and easy to navigate, making check-in and security a smooth and stress-free process. The staff were professional, friendly, and extremely helpful, assisting with directions, luggage, and any questions we had. Every interaction was positive, which made the airport feel welcoming and customer-focused. The signage throughout the terminal is clear and easy to follow, ensuring that first-time visitors can find gates, baggage claim, and amenities without confusion. The amenities and services offered are top-notch. There’s a great selection of dining options, ranging from quick bites to sit-down meals, as well as a variety of shops for last-minute travel essentials. The waiting areas are comfortable, with plenty of seating and charging stations for devices, which is perfect for families and business travelers alike. Parking and transportation options are convenient, with ample parking, rideshare access, and rental car services easily available right at the terminal. The airport is efficiently designed, making both arrivals and departures seamless. Overall, Northwest Arkansas National Airport provides a pleasant, stress-free, and highly professional travel experience. Whether you’re a frequent flyer or traveling through for the first time, XNA makes your journey easy and enjoyable. I highly recommend this airport to anyone flying in or out of Northwest Arkansas

Currently under construction but enjoyed a smaller airport with walking distance from the gates, baggage claim, tsa and rental car section.

This airport is constantly growing. I like seeing more flights being added. It's a comfortable place with quick security. They are soon to complete the interstate extension that will go directly to the airport. That will be a game changer for the entire area.

I recently flew in and out of Northwest Arkansas National Airport for the first time, and overall, I came away pleasantly surprised. For a regional airport serving a relatively small metro area, XNA feels modern, efficient, and surprisingly easy to navigate. It’s not a massive hub like Dallas or Atlanta, but that’s actually part of its charm — everything is streamlined, calm, and straightforward. Arrival & Check-In Getting to the airport was simple. The drive from Bentonville was scenic and quick, with clear signage leading right to the terminal. Parking was easy to find, and there were plenty of options, including covered and long-term lots within a short walk or shuttle ride of the entrance. Inside, check-in was a breeze. Staff at the counters were friendly and helpful — you can tell customer service is something they take seriously here. TSA was efficient, and even during a busy morning rush, the line moved quickly thanks to a well-organized setup. Terminal & Amenities The terminal itself is clean and modern with a simple layout — one main concourse with gates that are easy to find. What stood out most to me was how bright and open it felt, with plenty of natural light coming through the big glass windows overlooking the tarmac. Seating was comfortable and plentiful, and the free Wi-Fi worked without a hitch. There are a handful of restaurants and grab-and-go options, which is about what you’d expect for an airport of this size. I grabbed a coffee and breakfast sandwich from one of the local spots near security — solid quality and friendly service. There’s also a bar and a couple of national chains for travelers wanting something quick before boarding. Boarding & Experience My flight boarded right on time, and the gate agents were polite and efficient. The boarding process felt calm and organized — no chaotic announcements or lines clogging the walkway. It’s the kind of airport experience that makes travel feel a bit less stressful. You don’t get the sense of being herded from one line to another; instead, it feels almost small-town in how personal and smooth it runs. Areas for Improvement While my overall impression was very positive, there are a few areas that could use improvement. The food options, though decent, are fairly limited — a few more dining choices or a proper sit-down restaurant would make longer layovers more comfortable. The rental car area is also a bit confusing at first, with signs that could be clearer about where to return vehicles. Finally, like many smaller airports, there aren’t many power outlets near the gates, which can be frustrating if you’re trying to charge devices while waiting to board. Final Thoughts All in all, Northwest Arkansas National Airport exceeded my expectations. It’s clean, calm, and efficient — a perfect example of how a regional airport can make travel feel easy again. You won’t find luxury lounges or endless dining options, but you will find friendly staff, short lines, and a sense of organization that many larger airports could learn from. If I could give half stars, this would be a solid 4.5 out of 5, but since there’s still a little room for improvement, I’ll call it a strong 4-star experience. I’ll definitely be happy to fly through XNA again.

Northwest Arkansas National Airport (XNA) is a nice, easy to use airport that makes flying in and out really simple. The layout is straightforward, security moves quickly, and it’s overall a smooth experience. There was some construction going on when I was there, but it didn’t cause any major issues just a little extra noise and a few blocked off areas. All in all, a clean, convenient airport that gets you where you need to go without any hassle.

Great for a smaller airport. Its been under remodel for the past year or so and will be for awhile longer. Beware rental car counters close early and if your on a late flight it you can be put of luck.