Guidebook for Rogers
Everything Else
Hiking, Mountain biking, interpretative programs and special events
128 locals recommend
Hobbs State Park visitor center
20201 AR-12Hiking, Mountain biking, interpretative programs and special events
Arts & Culture
This world-class museum is well worth a visit. The art, architecture, and nature trails are one-of-a-kind. They also have a great cafe and restaurant.
708 locals recommend
Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art
600 Museum WayThis world-class museum is well worth a visit. The art, architecture, and nature trails are one-of-a-kind. They also have a great cafe and restaurant.
Historic Downtown Rogers has some great little shops and hosts a farmers market.
37 locals recommend
Daisy Airgun Museum
202 W Walnut StHistoric Downtown Rogers has some great little shops and hosts a farmers market.
It's an art gallery and a hotel. Their pieces are always worth seeing.
59 locals recommend
21c Museum Hotel Bentonville
200 NE A StIt's an art gallery and a hotel. Their pieces are always worth seeing.
Check out their website for tickets to Broadway shows, dance, orchestra performances, and comedy shows.
168 locals recommend
Walton Arts Center
495 W Dickson StCheck out their website for tickets to Broadway shows, dance, orchestra performances, and comedy shows.
Food Scene
An all-around great restaurant: a great bar, great seafood, and a great relaxing atmosphere. Stop by for dinner if you're in Rogers.
11 locals recommend
Crabbys Seafood Bar & Grill
1800 S 52nd St An all-around great restaurant: a great bar, great seafood, and a great relaxing atmosphere. Stop by for dinner if you're in Rogers.
This is a wonderful restaurant and cafe. They have delicious veggie and vegan options, and an amazing brunch.
100 locals recommend
Arsaga's at the Depot
548 W Dickson StThis is a wonderful restaurant and cafe. They have delicious veggie and vegan options, and an amazing brunch.
Table Mesa Bistro
110 East W Central AveTusk & Trotter American Brasserie
110 SE A StThis tiny, unassuming restaurant has some of the best Mediterranean and Middle Eastern food in the area. They don't have alcohol, but they do have baklava and hookahs.
6 locals recommend
Tangiers
2800 N College AveThis tiny, unassuming restaurant has some of the best Mediterranean and Middle Eastern food in the area. They don't have alcohol, but they do have baklava and hookahs.
Pressroom
100 NW 2nd StThe Hive
200 NE A StIf you've never been to Braum's, it is the best fast food chain on the planet: burgers, fries, milkshakes, sundaes, happiness.
Braum's Ice Cream & Burger Restaurant
1102 W Walnut StIf you've never been to Braum's, it is the best fast food chain on the planet: burgers, fries, milkshakes, sundaes, happiness.
Good Mexican food and great margaritas. The interior makes you feel like you're in a courtyard in Mexico City, complete with murals and a fountain.
8 locals recommend
Abuelo's Mexican Restaurant
4005 W Walnut StGood Mexican food and great margaritas. The interior makes you feel like you're in a courtyard in Mexico City, complete with murals and a fountain.
Upscale Japanese restaurant. Beautiful views, tasty cocktails, and the best sushi in town (or hibachi, if you'd rather have cooked fare).
11 locals recommend
Shogun Steakhouse of Japan
4096 N Steele BlvdUpscale Japanese restaurant. Beautiful views, tasty cocktails, and the best sushi in town (or hibachi, if you'd rather have cooked fare).
Onyx also has locations in Fayetteville and Bentonville. If you love coffee, you'll love this place.
215 locals recommend
Onyx Coffee Lab
100 NW 2nd StOnyx also has locations in Fayetteville and Bentonville. If you love coffee, you'll love this place.
Shopping
One of the best outlet malls ever. There are all kinds of great shops and restaurants here, as well as a movie theater.
161 locals recommend
Pinnacle Hills Promenade
2203 S Promenade BlvdOne of the best outlet malls ever. There are all kinds of great shops and restaurants here, as well as a movie theater.
Essentials
Harps Food Store
715 N 2nd StWhole Foods Market
3425 N College AveThis gas station/convenience store also has a deli. Notable because they are the last vestige of 'civilization' on the way to the house.
Talulah's Outfitters & Deli
This gas station/convenience store also has a deli. Notable because they are the last vestige of 'civilization' on the way to the house.
Walmart Neighborhood Market
3553 E Robinson AveSightseeing
The mill and its bridge have been here since 1832, and they still make and sell all kinds of grains and goodies today. They are famous for their craft fairs.
100 locals recommend
War Eagle Mill
11045 War Eagle RdThe mill and its bridge have been here since 1832, and they still make and sell all kinds of grains and goodies today. They are famous for their craft fairs.
Civil war battlefield with a museum and horseback riding trails.
53 locals recommend
Pea Ridge Military Park
15930 US-62Civil war battlefield with a museum and horseback riding trails.
The Crescent Hotel and Spa is a beautiful, old hotel in mountainous Eureka Springs. It's also reportedly haunted. Take the ghost tour at night!
50 locals recommend
Crescent Hotel and Spa
75 Prospect AveThe Crescent Hotel and Spa is a beautiful, old hotel in mountainous Eureka Springs. It's also reportedly haunted. Take the ghost tour at night!
Drinks & Nightlife
All the nightlife in the area is concentrated on Dickson St. in Fayetteville. It is a college town, after all.
21 locals recommend
West Dickson Street
West Dickson StreetAll the nightlife in the area is concentrated on Dickson St. in Fayetteville. It is a college town, after all.