Their favorite:
Bears Den Pizza is a restaurant & pub specializing in the best pizza & live entertainment in all of Conway, Arkansas. We also serve salads, sandwiches, calzones, pasta, appetizers, beer & alcohol, and much more! Bears Den Pizza innovates in bringing the most original and cutting edge local & national live music, karaoke, trivia nights, scavenger hunts, and DJ dance nights to the Conway area. We have two bars, a pool table, pong tables, an interactive jukebox, and an awesome patio!

Their favorite:
To our friends and neighbors of Conway, were proud to bring an exceptional combination of American-diner flavors we know youll love. Were talking about our award-winning breakfast menu items, delicious signature Stobys sandwich, and so much more. The majority of our products are made right here in house to your satisfaction, and our delectable desserts and pastries are baked fresh daily next door at our sister company, PattiCakes Bakery. Thats because our family founded this restaurant in 1980 with one mission: transform your dining experience into a culinary adventure like no other. So, simply leave your troubles at the door, and enjoy a hot meal with a cold drink in the presence of great company. -Yelp

Their favorite:
Action Jacks features a HUGE arcade, Escape rooms, a full commercial kitchen serving great food, a 21+ Adult Lounge, the only indoor Air-conditioned Laser tag in Central Arkansas, as well as our always fun, low-impact paintball. Jacks also features an adult beverage area to kick back and relax! Action Jacks is open every weekend and is a great time for the WHOLE family. -TripAdvisor

Chris’s Favorite:
Experience this 6.5-mile out-and-back trail near Conway, Arkansas. Generally considered an easy route, it takes an average of 1 h 55 min to complete. This is a popular trail for road biking, running, and walking, but you can still enjoy some solitude during quieter times of day. Dogs are welcome, but must be on a leash.

Located on Arkansas Highway 319 just outside of town, Cadron Settlement Park is a favorite of locals, who find it a convenient and scenic place to stretch their legs and enjoy the views of the river and cliffs that frame the park.

The park includes well-marked walking and biking trails that lead through wooded areas. There’s a map posted near the parking lot and trailhead, so you’ll get a good idea where each path leads.

Due to its abundance of birds and views, it’s a great place to snap a few photos, so make sure your phone is charged.

Kendra's favorite:

The Farmstand is our local foods grocery store located at Bell Urban Farm in Conway, Arkansas. Visit us for 100% locally sourced veggies, fruit, meat, cheese, eggs, ice cream, fresh flower bouquets, and more!

We source all of the products for the Farmstand from other local farmers and artisans across the state of Arkansas - so everything you see on our shelves comes from other small Arkansas-based businesses. We are big believers in the fact that if you purchase locally grown and made products, you are helping create a stronger and more resilient community. We partner with over 100 other local producers to help stock our shelves. We are open seven days per week to make accessing locally grown food easy and convenient.

Kendra’s favorite:
Get outside and enjoy even more of Little Rock’s most vibrant neighborhood.

Their favorite:

Our mission is to build community through local food. We seek to foster a sense of connectedness among the individuals, families, organizations, and businesses of central Arkansas by offering a focal point for sustainable activities in the area... We believe that sourcing locally not only supports our states economy but also makes us better stewards of the environment because of the shorter distance the ingredients have to travel to get to the plate. We firmly believe that its because we source locally that our food is so delicious. It makes us feel great that The Root supports local Arkansas farmers and producers that we know and love and that we get to showcase those famers who grow this delicious food! Through food, education, and community, The Root Cafe is striving to make Little Rock a better place to live by helping to create a more just, sustainable, and delicious food system for central Arkansas.

Kendra's favorite:

Part historic, part hipster-heaven, South Main – SoMa – began as an accidental neighborhood, a now-happy bi-product of an unhappy division of Main Street by a major freeway through the middle of Little Rock. Though the area took years to rebound, the only real problem SoMa has now is its boundless attractiveness; people and businesses want in, but real estate is hard to come by.

But the eclectic businesses, historic homes, revitalized apartments, and bits of top-notch new construction blend together in a deliciously distinctive urban pie that everyone should taste at least once. From shops to restaurants to music venues to unusual spaces to create art (or new bodies), SoMa has something to suit every taste.

And SoMa is conveniently close to Central High (the only high school in the U.S. that’s also a national park), Mt. Holly Cemetery, Mosaic Templars Cultural Center, the Clinton Presidential Library, and many more important Little Rock sites.

SoMa is proud to be a Main Street America Accredited Program by the National Main Street Center and Main Street Arkansas.

The William J. Clinton Presidential Library and Museum is located on the grounds of the Clinton Presidential Center and Park. Including the National Archives & Records Administration, the grounds also carry offices for the Clinton Foundation's Little Rock office and the University of Arkansas Clinton School of Public Service.

In addition to the archival collections and research facilities, the Clinton Presidential Library and Museum features exhibits, special events, and educational programs for the public. The museum exhibits includes replicas of the Oval Office and the Cabinet Room. A timeline and alcoves highlight domestic and foreign policy, as well as life in the White House. Permanent exhibits utilize documents, photographs, videos, and interactive stations, while two temporary galleries rotate traveling and in-house constructed exhibits.

The grounds share space with The Choctaw rail station, which once served as a stop for the Rock Island Rocket, and in vicinity to the center is Heifer International, the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, and eStem Elementary School.