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Restaurant and food news from around Little Rock

Food Fight: Battle Fried Chicken — Capital Bar & Grill vs. South on Main

It’s Hump Day…that brutal day in the middle of the week that puts only 2 weekdays behind you, and that painful push through Thursday and Friday ahead of you. And to top it all off, you’re hungry. There you are, sitting at your lonely desk at 10:30 am, plugging away in front of some dreary, …

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Why Eat Local? The Economics of Ordering Your Pizza Tonight

Yesterday I put out a call to the restaurant industry to band together to encourage local eating. There are some natural economics behind the industry working together that helps these local businesses become more profitable through cooperation. But what does this mean for the other 99% of us who are just looking to spend our …

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The Challenge Quality Local Eateries Face to Drive Customers in the Door

Typically on Rock City Eats we talk about food. What food we are eating, the artistry a local is using, restaurant openings (or closings)… things like that. It is time to have a candid conversation about business however. See, when I started Rock City Eats nearly a year ago it grew out of an overwhelming …

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Around the Rock: The Pantry remodels and does it get any better than Burge’s turkey salad?

My weekly views… New storefront: We’ve been giving plenty of love this week to the new Le Pops storefront in the Heights, and for good reason … the place has a cool vibe and their product is fantastic. I took down a mango blackberry pop and also had a taste of the vanilla. Both were …

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Le Pops – The Local Popsicle Shop is Open (again) for Business

A couple of years ago I was lucky enough to stumble across a small popsicle stand tucked away in the back corner of the River Market Hall. This was before the days of proper local frozen treats like Loblolly. What I found was a unique approach using fresh ingredients sourced locally when possible. This started …

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