Madison’s guidebook
Food scene
Located in nearby Hillcrest, US Pizza has gluten free options and great salads. Beautiful outside dining available.
22 locals recommend
U.S. Pizza Co. Hillcrest
2710 Kavanaugh BlvdLocated in nearby Hillcrest, US Pizza has gluten free options and great salads. Beautiful outside dining available.
This is a nice Hillcrest restaurant in a converted house. Cool deck for summer and cozy fireplace in winter.
28 locals recommend
Ciao Baci
605 Beechwood StThis is a nice Hillcrest restaurant in a converted house. Cool deck for summer and cozy fireplace in winter.
Artsy Interior with tasty Brazilian cuisine. Gluten free options available.
26 locals recommend
Cafe Bossa Nova
2701 Kavanaugh BlvdArtsy Interior with tasty Brazilian cuisine. Gluten free options available.
Kemuri
2601 Kavanaugh BlvdCool Sushi place in Hillcrest with lighted bar and salt water fish tank.
Great small local restaurant with menu ranging from burgers and sandwiches to steak.
11 locals recommend
Cheers in the Heights
2010 N Van Buren StGreat small local restaurant with menu ranging from burgers and sandwiches to steak.
Upscale dining with a view of the Arkansas river. Breathtaking!
11 locals recommend
Brave New Restaurant
2300 Cottondale LnUpscale dining with a view of the Arkansas river. Breathtaking!
Downtown eatery with great fish tacos! Located in the River Market District.
23 locals recommend
Flying Fish
511 President Clinton AveDowntown eatery with great fish tacos! Located in the River Market District.
Open Monday through Friday 11 am to 2 pm. Cute lunch place that has a huge outdoor seating area.
Scallions
5110 Kavanaugh BlvdOpen Monday through Friday 11 am to 2 pm. Cute lunch place that has a huge outdoor seating area.
Breakfast / Lunch deli. Mon. - Sat. 7 am - 7 pm
Dining Area Closes at 3:30 Mon - Thurs
Sunday 8 am - 2 pm
20 locals recommend
Boulevard Bread Co
1920 N Grant StBreakfast / Lunch deli. Mon. - Sat. 7 am - 7 pm
Dining Area Closes at 3:30 Mon - Thurs
Sunday 8 am - 2 pm
Neighborhoods
One of Little Rock's first neighborhoods. Easily walkable with tons of shops, restaurants and galleries.
9 locals recommend
Heights
One of Little Rock's first neighborhoods. Easily walkable with tons of shops, restaurants and galleries.
Located in the heart of Central Arkansas, the walkable Argenta Arts District is home to many of Arkansas's renowned galleries, museums, and performing arts venues. Argenta's creative spirit doesn't stop there; we embrace all creativity, including food, wine and craft beer. Come take a stroll down Main Street and experience all the things to do in Argenta. You can take the trolley from Little Rock's River District over the bridge into Argenta.
10 locals recommend
Argenta Historic District
Located in the heart of Central Arkansas, the walkable Argenta Arts District is home to many of Arkansas's renowned galleries, museums, and performing arts venues. Argenta's creative spirit doesn't stop there; we embrace all creativity, including food, wine and craft beer. Come take a stroll down Main Street and experience all the things to do in Argenta. You can take the trolley from Little Rock's River District over the bridge into Argenta.
Sightseeing
Fun Piano Bar with great local talent. Located in the River Market District.
11 locals recommend
Willy D's Rock & Roll Piano Bar
322 President Clinton AveFun Piano Bar with great local talent. Located in the River Market District.
The River Market Entertainment District is the beating heart of downtown Little Rock – a weekend celebration zone where visitors can take can alcoholic drinks with them as they wander the shops, bars and restaurants.
15 locals recommend
Little Rock River Market
400 President Clinton AveThe River Market Entertainment District is the beating heart of downtown Little Rock – a weekend celebration zone where visitors can take can alcoholic drinks with them as they wander the shops, bars and restaurants.
Heifer Village is an interactive place where people can go and learn about the heifers and other global issues. There are multiple tours available and they also host many different events throughout the year. Everyone can purchase a local item at the Heifer Village Shop before leaving.
Address: 1 World Ave, Little Rock, AR 72202
10 locals recommend
Heifer International
1 World AveHeifer Village is an interactive place where people can go and learn about the heifers and other global issues. There are multiple tours available and they also host many different events throughout the year. Everyone can purchase a local item at the Heifer Village Shop before leaving.
Address: 1 World Ave, Little Rock, AR 72202
The Little Rock Central High School National Historic Site is where desegregation began in 1957 and while this school is still in use today. People can take guided tours inside and walk along the grounds. The guided tours are offered at nine in the morning and one in the afternoon. The visitor center is across from the school and is open seven days a week.
27 locals recommend
Little Rock Central High School National Historic Site Visitor Center
2120 W Daisy L Gatson Bates DrThe Little Rock Central High School National Historic Site is where desegregation began in 1957 and while this school is still in use today. People can take guided tours inside and walk along the grounds. The guided tours are offered at nine in the morning and one in the afternoon. The visitor center is across from the school and is open seven days a week.
The exhibits inside the William J. Clinton Presidential Library and Museum tell the story of the entire Clinton Presidency. Visitors can walk amongst photographs and artifacts and watch video clips as well. There is usually at least one temporary exhibit on display at the museum and these temporary exhibits rotate throughout the year. Great walking and biking paths as well.
105 locals recommend
William J. Clinton Library and Museum
1200 President Clinton AveThe exhibits inside the William J. Clinton Presidential Library and Museum tell the story of the entire Clinton Presidency. Visitors can walk amongst photographs and artifacts and watch video clips as well. There is usually at least one temporary exhibit on display at the museum and these temporary exhibits rotate throughout the year. Great walking and biking paths as well.
There are more than 600 animals at the Little Rock Zoo, which is quite a few more than the two animals that the zoo started with back in 1926. The exhibits are natural and the atmosphere is park-like. You can even ride a train!!
Address: 1 Zoo Dr, Little Rock, AR 72205
48 locals recommend
Little Rock Zoo
1 Zoo DrThere are more than 600 animals at the Little Rock Zoo, which is quite a few more than the two animals that the zoo started with back in 1926. The exhibits are natural and the atmosphere is park-like. You can even ride a train!!
Address: 1 Zoo Dr, Little Rock, AR 72205
The Museum of Discovery is now located within the River Market District, but when it first opened in 1927, it was located on Main Street. The museum then moved to City Hall and then MacArthur Park, before finding its home at the River Market in 1998. Visitors can enter the Tesla Theater and Tornado Alley Theater to experience science as well as interact with the four permanent exhibits. These four exhibits are Discovery Hall, Amazing You, Earth Journeys, and Room to Grow.
Address: 500 President Clinton Ave #150, Little Rock, AR 72201
57 locals recommend
Museum Of Discovery
500 President Clinton AveThe Museum of Discovery is now located within the River Market District, but when it first opened in 1927, it was located on Main Street. The museum then moved to City Hall and then MacArthur Park, before finding its home at the River Market in 1998. Visitors can enter the Tesla Theater and Tornado Alley Theater to experience science as well as interact with the four permanent exhibits. These four exhibits are Discovery Hall, Amazing You, Earth Journeys, and Room to Grow.
Address: 500 President Clinton Ave #150, Little Rock, AR 72201