"At Rogue's Manor we take pride in our food and our service. We have a wide variety of cuisine on our menu from pastas all the way to steak and lobster. We are a fine dining establishment within a historic property that was built in 1887 and is featured on the historic register located right in the heart of Eureka Springs. Our lounge opens at 4pm and closes at 9pm Wednesday - Sunday. Dinner hours are Wednesday - Sunday 5pm - 9pm. We do have outdoor seating on our dog friendly patio (weather permitting). We look forward to dining with you."
Located just a 3 minute walk from the New Orleans Hotel.
Open Wednesday - Sunday. Their bar opens at 4pm and Dinner service is 5pm to 9pm. To make dinner reservations please call 479-253-4911 and we will gladly get you on the books.
Here at the Grand Central Hotel and Restaurant, you can enjoy a romantic getaway for two in one of 14 suites on the upper two flours of the building, parking right there near the building, along with some amazing food on our Italian menu fit for royalty. The Hotel is open all year long, you can call us at 479-244-7567 ext. 1 to book a room. The restaurant is open most of the year, with small breaks here and there. if you wish to book a dinner reservation you can call us at 479-244-7567 ext. 2, to book a table for 2 to 10 people. For larger parties call us and we can get you in touch with the restaurant manager to schedule those reservation.
The restaurant hours are 5pm to 9pm Tuesday - Saturday.
Speak Easy located below the New Orleans Hotel.
Winter Hours (subject to change): Friday and Saturday 5pm to Midnight.
Live entertainment, Cocktails, and Mini Bites Menu and House of Burlesque.
"Visit the historic bluff shelter, now on the National Register of Historic Places. Walk on ground that nurtured the Cherokee people during the Trail of Tears. Connect with the natural beauty of our many native gardens. See the power and wonder of Blue Spring, pouring 38 million gallons of cold, clear water each day into its trout-filled lagoon. ..."
"Cosmic Cavern in Berryville, Arkansas is one of the states’ most beautiful natural attractions! When you are in Northwest Arkansas or the Berryville area and are looking for “things to do” or “attractions” Cosmic Cavern is a “must see” destination. We are easy to find, right between Eureka Springs, Arkansas and Branson, Missouri. Cosmic Cavern is Arkansas’s largest privately owned show cave. ..."
"Do you want to see what's left of the Underground of Eureka Springs? Curious about the badass citizens that stopped a bank robbery? Have you wondered by Carrie Nation wasn't wanted in Eureka Springs? Take the Downtown Underground Tour and find out all of this and more. ..."
"Step back in time to an earlier age of locomotive transportation and enjoy the Excursion Train or Dining Car. See our 1940-era diesel locomotive in operation or view our stationary steam locomotive exhibits. Watch our authentic turntable operate as it turns the engine around and discover how a locomotive can also be turned at our end-of-the-line wye. Or dine in luxury as you ride the rails… Enjoy the elegant flavor of the 1920’s aboard the Eurekan Dining Car. You dine on specially prepared cuisine as the clickety-clack takes you back. Shop in the Baggage Room Gift Shop for railroad related gifts. ..."
"The Great Passion Play in Eureka Springs, Arkansas is "America's #1 Attended Outdoor Drama" according to the Institute of Outdoor Theatre. Eureka Springs is just the place to relive The Greatest Story Ever Told! The Play is not the only thing to see and do though. The Christ of the Ozarks, the Holy Land Tour, Moses Tabernacle in the Wilderness, a section of the Berlin Wall, the Church in the Grove, the Bible Museum, the History Museum, and the Sacred Arts Museum, God with Us Movie, Noah's Ark Park Petting Zoo, Hiking Trails, and Mountain Bike Trails are also on the grounds and many attractions are open ALL YEAR LONG!..."
"Nestled in a woodland setting, Thorncrown Chapel rises forty-eight feet into the Ozark sky. This magnificent wooden structure contains 425 windows and over 6,000 square feet of glass. It sits atop more than 100 tons of native stone and colored flagstone, making it blend perfectly with its setting. The chapel's simple design and majestic beauty combine to make it what critics have called "one of the finest religious spaces of modern times."..."
"For over 30 years, TCWR has rescued over 500 animals from private owners, roadside zoos, and situations of abuse and neglect. To rescue is just the beginning. We provide these animals with a lifelong home and care, rehabilitating them physically and mentally in a life of sanctuary."
"War Eagle Mill is an iconic landmark nestled along War Eagle Creek which feeds into Beaver Lake. Our mill is one of the few remaining water powered mills in the United States and possibly the only undershot wheel in the US. Come discover our Civil War past, how we helped provide timber to build NWA, and how we've helped feed the region over the past 200 years..."
