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Rhett Brinkley
Rhett Brinkley is the food editor at the Arkansas Times. Send restaurant tips and food selfies to rhettbrinkley@arktimes.com
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Lassis Inn owner files lawsuit to halt sale of business after check bounces
Elihue Washington Jr., the longtime proprietor of venerable Little Rock catfish restaurant, Lassis Inn, filed a lawsuit on Tuesday to void the sale of the eatery to Kristian Nelson after receiving a hot check from Nelson.
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Park Plaza lands craft beer, gourmet burger restaurant Mr Brews Taphouse
Mr Brews Taphouse, a gourmet burger and craft beer franchise, will open its first Arkansas location in the mall later this year.
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Erasing ‘the eleven’: Revolution Med Spa is here to pump you up
Digging into the zeitgeist that produced this year’s Best of Arkansas poll results, we traced the trajectory of botox’s popularity in the state from an ill-advised party trick to a widely adopted self-care protocol in a clinical setting.
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Best of Arkansas 2024: Winners, finalists and faves
The best of the best in Arkansas, from dance clubs to dry cleaners to dermatologists.
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Hillcrest Little Bakery now open for dinner, happy hour
Hillcrest Little Bakery is branching out from its breakfast roots and offering dinner service five nights a week.
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Taiwan on at Arkansas Diner
Arkansas native Landis Wayne Shook opened a restaurant in Taiwan as an ode to The Natural State.
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Grandsons of the late Robert ‘Say’ McIntosh announce grand opening of Say McIntosh Restaurant
Brothers Robby and Chris McIntosh — grandsons of the late civil rights activist and restaurateur Robert “Say” McIntosh — will celebrate the grand opening of their new restaurant, Say McIntosh Restaurant Thursday, July 25.
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Jess’s Chicken on Rodney Parham being replaced by pharmacy offering mini donuts
Jess’s Chicken, the fast casual restaurant from the family that owns David’s Burgers, has closed its West Little Rock location.
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David’s Burgers leaves River Market
David’s Burgers has closed its downtown location in the River Market’s Ottenheimer Hall food court. The Arkansas burger chain will be subleasing its space to its neighbor, Platnum BBQ.