Cheap Places to Eat in Hot Springs

"Why You’ll Love It: Another great pizza joint in Hot Springs. Our friends, Jason & Rae of The Getaway Couple, say Grateful Head is better than Deluca’s….we don’t believe it, but we’re still friends!. What’s The Word: Matthew on Google Reviews says, “Pizza and beer."

"Grateful Head serves up some pretty awesome speciality pizzas, sandwiches and salads. Honestly, the food here is a little on the pricey for pizza I think. A 14″ pizza will set you back between $24-$27 depending on what you order?"

"Fun spot you have to check out while you're in Hot springs. We wanted to try here on a weekend out of town, so we made a reservation for the next day."

"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.…"

"The young woman was very kind and as this was our first Chick-fil-A experience, she explained everything. Once we got our order plac..."

"07.09.21Strike 2Got there before 10:PM and they told me they don't have any fish. THEN COOK SOME LAZY!. If you don't want my business then that&..."

"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."

"A go karting arena for thrill seekers and adventurers who wish to dab their hands into this fun sport and have a great time. The Funtrackers Park, just like its name has a lot to offer apart from go karting. There are bumper boats and miniature golf course for visitors to indulge in."

"Go Karts2614 Albert Pike, Hot Springs, AR 71913MoreLess Info. For a fun-filled day together, visit Funtrackers Family Park and put a smile on everyone's face. Attractions for all ages, play mini-golf, bumper boats, and ride the speedy Go-karts, you will be glad you came."

"Hot Springs Reservation, the first designation of Hot Springs National Park, was set aside by Congress in 1832. This makes Hot Springs National Park the oldest unit in the national park system, 40 years older than Yellowstone National Park. The hot springs flow from the western slope of Hot Springs Mountain, part of the Ouachita Mountain range."

"The oldest park in town, it can be found sitting right in between the surrounding mountains. Hot Springs National Park is like a hub for the city for outdoors lovers. You have access to multiple trails, a public bathhouse with natural mineral baths, and plenty of outdoor amenities to make your stay as comfortable as possible."