The simple answer to the above statement is that the Philippines boasts a unique heritage, a beautiful culture and people, and a cuisine that deserves more attention. The SALO Series is a chance for Little Rock diners to experience a dining event that’s rare not only in Arkansas, but in the entire United States. Yana …
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We are now just days away from Little Rock’s largest food festival. The 32nd Annual International Greek Food Festival starts Friday and wraps up Sunday, and will see tens of thousands of people arrive for food, crafts, entertainment and a bunch of family fun. Of course, you can expect loads of baklava, gyros, Greek salads …
Our favorite little BBQ competition for good, B Street Rib Off, finished crunching the numbers today following their April 2nd competition. The organization doubled their previous fundraising efforts, raising $11,000 for the American Cancer Society of Arkansas. B Street started in 2008 as a friendly cooking competition, and in 2010 organized into a non-profit to …
Last night, the folks at Lost Forty organized another wonderful event…all to showcase the most important piece of meat to ever hit the smoker: brisket. Sad but true…this Texas staple has yet to reach its full potential in Arkansas, but hopefully, after last night’s event, and others like it in the future, folks in these …
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Winter months are long and hard with limited food trucks out around town. Most trucks go into hibernation mode around the end of November and emerge in the spring. Trucks will be back out starting this week (weather permitting) for some of the best food in town. Some of the go-to food truck meets are …
We love local sports almost as much as local food, so we decided to find a way to blend them together. On March 15th as the Little Rock Trojans take on UCA in baseball we will host our first of hopefully many Rock City Tailgates. This is not any tailgate, we are bringing some of …
The latest Cirque du Soleil tour will travel into Verizon Arena this weekend. Between the pageantry and amazing acrobatic acts few of the several thousand people attending will stop for a moment to think about the food that these highly trained athletes eat while on the road for nearly a year at a time. It …
It has been a while since our resident Junkie, Daniel Walker, hosted one of his famous food hacks. Now the Hack is back, this time for everyone’s favorite college cheap eat, Ramen Noodles. The basics of a food hack is to take a fairly common item (in this case Ramen Noodles) and create something uncommon …
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There are few things I love more than a special multi-course dinner. We have held a few of our own, Forty Two’s Around the World series is fantastic, and places like Lost Forty and South on Main have put on some of the most memorable dinners in the city. The Stone’s Throw Brewing and Southern …
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If we’re honest, the Gillett Coon Supper is barely about the unique food served to the hundreds in attendance. Instead, the dinner, celebrated 73 times since its inception in the 1940s, is all about the attendees. Every year, on the second Saturday in January, Arkansas’ political elite, political wannabes and morbidly curious (that would be …
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