Best Restaurants, Must Try Places in Hot Springs

"When your date is asking for some Latin cuisine, make your reservation for Rolando’s Restaurante. With three locations, it’s easy to see why they’ve expanded so much with a delicious fusion of South and Central American cuisines. When you’re ready to order, be sure to check out some of the house favorites, like the Popeye burrito or the fried tilapia."

"Ordered the Pollo Chuchaqui for lunch and a Cuban Sandwich to go. Atmosphere was very nice. The ground was uneven due to stone flooring..."

"How would you like sipping delicious craft beer in a historic bathhouse while watching the tourists go by on a nice afternoon?. This brewery is unique because it actually uses water from the springs to make its beers. The brewers turn this 144-degree water into many different styles of beer ranging from light to dark and mild to strong."

"Not only can you drink the hot springs water, you can also drink beer made with it, at Superior Bathhouse Brewery. The brewery and taproom is located in a historic bathhouse, offering everything from stouts to saisons to shandies and kombucha."

"Not just a craft beer venue, this hip brewery on Bathhouse row has a great range of foodie options. If you aim to do more than drink your calories, Superior Bathhouse has a big menu full of tasty starters, salads and sandwiches."

"They’ve been serving up traditional, hearty breakfasts at The Pancake Shop since 1940. That tells you pretty much all you need to know. But if I must, everything is made to order, the locals are friendly, the pancakes are made from scratch, as is their housemade sausage, and cap it all off with frequent and fast coffee refills."

"The Pancake shop is one of the best places for breakfast in Hot Springs in my opinion. This is definitely a unique diner experience in Hot Springs. For British visitors like me, it’s wonderful to experience a traditional American diner that’s full of charm."

"My husband and I came here for dinner one night and it was absolutely delicious!. My husband loved his carne asada, especially how it was served (on an open..."

"The restaurant was awesome, our waiter was very nice, made sure we had everything we needed or wanted, the food an drinks were go as well.."

"Probably the best burger places to eat and enjoyed eating a very big burger. The bean burger was extremely well cooked and had to wait but was worth it."

"Back in the day, the Fordyce Bathhouse was one of the town’s swankiest. It’s now a museum and visitor’s center that would be a great place to stop not long after you’ve gotten into town. The building has been restored to near original condition and includes many of the amenities that it featured in years past, like interesting, antiquated exercise equipment and therapy devices that purportedly relieved symptoms from a long list of ailments."

"Why You’ll Love It: This is the official National Park center and they provide lots of opportunities to learn!. The main lobby has park guides to answer your questions. You can also explore multiple floors of historic equipment used in the early bath houses."

"Named after its original owner, Samuel Fordyce, this site served as a bathhouse between 1915 and 1962. Today, it functions as a visitors center housing an array of exhibits."

"You can hike from The Waters or drive to this overlook with breathtaking view of 140 miles of Arkansas countryside. At   1,256 feet above sea level, it offers an unforgettable view of Hot Springs National Park and the Ouachita Mountains. http://hotspringstower.com/"

"401 Hot Springs Mountain DrHot Springs, AR 71901(501) 881-4020. Opened in 1983, the Hot Springs Mountain Tower is an observation tower that stands 216 feet and highlights some of the best views in Arkansas, the Ouachita Mountains, and Hot Springs Mountain."

"The tower elevator brings guests 216 feet up to the observation decks where they can see panoramic views of the Ouachita Mountains, Hot Springs Mountain, and the Diamond Lakes area."

"At just shy of two million acres, Ouachita National Forest covers vast expanses of forested and mountain land between the border of Arkansas and Oklahoma. With dozens of miles of trails, numerous campsites and a host of other activities available to outdoor lovers, it shouldn’t come as a surprise that it’s one of the area’s most popular outdoor destinations. Amateur rock hounds are attracted by the huge vein of crystals that runs through the area, and hunters and fisherman are drawn here as well."

"This last location should be experienced with a multi-day camping trip. It’s the type of place you would love to get lost in—as long as you aren’t actually lost/without your phone, of course. Ouachita has something for everyone here: rivers, mountains, forests, lakes, hiking, biking, horseback, and ATV riding."

"Baseball runs deep in Hot Springs National Park, America’s First Resort for athletes and gangsters of the past. From historic fields and recreational retreats, to the roles of Oaklawn Racing and Gaming and Bathhouse Row as entertainment for baseball’s finest, a connection to history is around every turn. Find out more at http://www.hotspringsbaseballtrail.com/"

"Enjoy a stunning blend of art and nature at the Wildwood Park for the Arts. It’s a quiet, peaceful area with paved and unpaved paths for strolling, scenic gazebos, stone bridges, botanical gardens, a wonderful lake, and a theatre complex. Ask your sweetie out to the park to take a relaxed walk and hide from urban noise, have a romantic picnic or see the performance at the small but quite good theatre."

"Anyone who visits Wildwood Park will love the ability to wander through the botanical gardens. The park is also a place where everyone can learn, imagine, and celebrate, due in part to the Lucy Lockett Cabe Festival Theatre. The 105 acres of the park are continuously used as a phenomenal natural and cultural resource for Little Rock."

"Wildwood Park is a park meant for performing arts and music, designed for outdoor and indoor performances. This park, which sits on 104 acres of land has smaller facilities and many gardens in it. Inside Wildwood, you will find the Butler Arboretum which contains native trees, and daffodils."

"You can hike from The Waters or drive to this overlook with breathtaking view of 140 miles of Arkansas countryside. At   1,256 feet above sea level, it offers an unforgettable view of Hot Springs National Park and the Ouachita Mountains. http://hotspringstower.com/"

"401 Hot Springs Mountain DrHot Springs, AR 71901(501) 881-4020. Opened in 1983, the Hot Springs Mountain Tower is an observation tower that stands 216 feet and highlights some of the best views in Arkansas, the Ouachita Mountains, and Hot Springs Mountain."

"The tower elevator brings guests 216 feet up to the observation decks where they can see panoramic views of the Ouachita Mountains, Hot Springs Mountain, and the Diamond Lakes area."