restaurants

The fourth annual Arkansas Food Hall of Fame will close its nomination period next week on October 31, 2019. Time is running out to nominate your favorite restaurants, proprietors and food-themed events from every part of the state.

Nominations for the Department of Arkansas Heritage Arkansas Food Hall of Fame are closing October 31, 2018. This is the third year for the statewide program to recognize the legendary restaurants, proprietors and food-themed events across the state.

In recent months, Texarkana has had a rash of restaurants close. Some are moving, some are not coming back. Here's the scoop.

Let's face it, when it comes to eating out with a family it can get expensive real fast depending on how large your family is and where you decide to eat. And if you're living on a limited budget that can become very difficult for any family to do.

Well it's about time!! The Dixie Diner is back at its original place on Stateline Avenue.

Well, look at who's moving in across the street from us on Arkansas Boulevard! Brangus Feed Lot!

How would you feel if you were given an iPad instead of a paper menu?

Yesterday morning before leaving the Dallas area, my husband and I wanted a unique breakfast experience. So what did we do?

Wow! So, did you know that there are a few states that let restaurants accept food stamps?  National Restaurant Association is lobbying for more states to do the same thing.

Another one of Texarkana's favorite Asian restaurants has closed their doors, and we were even more surprised when we found out which one  it was.

This morning I was trolling the internet and saw a website rating the best tacos in America. It listed restaurants in Austin, Chicago, San Diago, yadda yadda yadda. Yeah whatever, but it did get me thinking about the best tacos around Texarkana.