Things to Do in NWA

Onyx Coffee Lab

Airship at the Homestead

Open air cafe in the middle of the woods specializing in coffee but also serving tacos, baked goods, nachos, and local craft beer

The Preacher's Son

Restored historic church close to the Bentonville square. Executive Chef Neal Gray. Extensive wine list and exceptional menu. Rooftop bar and underground speakeasy. Need we say more?

Mezzaluna Pasteria & Mozzarella Bar

New to Bentonville. Great selection of cocktails, mozzarella, and pasta!

Conifer Bentonville

Tusk & Trotter

Bloody Mary flights and an interesting menu including pork rinds, Arkansas fritters, and pig ear nachos. Don't sleep on this place!

Scotch & Soda

Sliders, wings, and craft cocktails

8th Street Market

Market and food hub supporting small and mid-size local farmers. Everything from shopping, yoga, breweries, and ramen

The Momentary

"Designed as a platform for today’s art, food, and music, we’re a decommissioned cheese factory-turned-creative-hub and extension of Crystal Bridges focused on connecting communities—and you—to great experiences. From visual and performing arts, to live music, culinary experiences, artists-in-residence, and more, if it moves you, we’re into it" Admission is free!

The Tower Bar

Stellar views, better drinks

Lady Slipper

Modern restaurant and lounge

Botanical at 8th & A

Craft cocktails, draft beer, curated wine list and Mediterranean dishes. Great patio and spot to watch live sports!

Terra Studios

Also known as the "Bluebird Place." Jordan grew up going here with her mom and grandma and drug Chase here to experience the magic. It is a non-profit organization and art garden with hand made art, sculptures, and hand blown glass. The troll community, Wizard's lounge, and Bluebird Gazebo are a must see!

Devil's Den State Park

State park in Northwest Arkansas with caverns, waterfalls, and great views, especially in November when the leaves are turning! No need for hiking boots or equipment - tennis shoes and water or a packed picnic is perfect!

Mount Sequoyah

An iconic spot overlooking Fayetteville and the University of Arkansas. The lit cross at the peak is a must visit both day and night. NWA natives and U of A students alike have all visited to experience the views and landscape. Jordan spent many spring breaks and summers on the mountain walking, playing at the park, gardening, and collecting leaves on the same mountain in her grandma's cottage

U.S. Pizza Co Fayetteville

Fayetteville staple. If you know, you know

Hammontree's Grilled Cheese

Grilled Cheese. Soup. Cheese Fries. Beer. Can't miss. Closed on Sundays