Best French Bakery in Hot Springs

"Ordered 2 drinks they charged one price for the drink and then added a separate price for the alcohol. The drinks were expensive."

"Open Monday through Saturday, The Porterhouse is located right in the center of downtown Hot Springs. If you happen to be there at the right time, you can meet the owners Penny and Joseph Gargano, who love to meet their customers. While known for delicious seafood and steak, don’t be afraid to try one of the burgers and comfort sandwiches."

"Claiming to have Arkansas’ largest bourbon menu, Bone’s Chophouse has been in business since 2017. Serving prime cuts of Wagyu beef is just one of Bone’s specialties. As the name suggests, this is the place to dine on premium pork chops."

"Solid steakhouse, something for everyone, great value and very attentive service. The steaks were quite good, not the best I've ever had; the filet was a..."

"Open Monday through Saturday, The Porterhouse is located right in the center of downtown Hot Springs. If you happen to be there at the right time, you can meet the owners Penny and Joseph Gargano, who love to meet their customers. While known for delicious seafood and steak, don’t be afraid to try one of the burgers and comfort sandwiches."

"Named for former owner Maxine Temple Jones—who ran a cathouse out of the building—this music venue and boisterous bar is pretty much a guaranteed good time. Order a few decadently topped hot dogs, some cheap beers, and enjoy whatever show happens to be going on that night."

"Not only is Maxine's a local landmark and historic building in Hot Springs - it is one of the best places, if not the best, in town for live music.…"

"Moments of Meditation is located approximately 4 miles from Hot Springs National Park. Join the group of happy customers of Moments of Meditation!. Their phone number is (501) 624-5386."

"Located On Historic Bath House Row in beautiful downtown Hot Springs, Arkansas, the Buckstaff is the only remaining operational bath house within the boundaries of the Hot Springs National Park and has been in continuous service since 1912. Still today the visitor to our city can experience the natural unadulterated thermal mineral waters, that have been known for centuries for their therapeutic value in the relief of common ailments such as arthritis, bursitis, rheumatic and gouty conditions and other common afflictions. Weary visitors can utilize the same waters and treatments to relax and unwind from a fantastic vacation or business trip.The Buckstaff Bath House still offers a traditional style treatment with its staff of highly trained and dedicated personnel."

"Buckstaff Bathhouse is the only continuously operating bathhouse left in Hot Springs National Park. Indulge with an hour-long traditional whirlpool mineral bath, Swedish massages, moisturizing treatments, manis, pedis, or facials."

"Why You’ll Love It: Take a bath in the natural hot spring waters. You can try out the old-school bathing equipment or relax in a modern spa. This is ideal for adults, but kids can experience a few of the offerings."