Best Family Restaurants in Arkansas

"This is not a run-of-the-mill fish and chips stop, but rather a place that embraces everything to do with seafood culture. The menu showcases dishes such as fried oysters, jambalaya, crab legs, frog legs, grilled red snapper fillets sourced from South and. , fish tacos and the famous catfish, which is farmed in Arkansas and other regions in the USA."

"The Flying Fish, sells gobs of fresh catfish, shrimp and oysters, grilled fish, shrimp cocktail, fish cocktail, crab legs, burgers, chicken and mudbugs (crawfish) in season. A specialty selection of grilled salmon, trout or tilapia is also offered each day. Ice cold Tap and bottled Beer, wine and home made margaritas are also served."

"Flying Fish is another fun and relaxed kitchen to dine and wine by the River in Little Rock, Arkansas. That this restaurant is named “flying fish” doesn’t mean it is a run-of-the-mill chips and fish stop. It is a nice place that embraces all seafood culture."

"The Purple Cow Restaurant in Midtown, Little Rock is well worth stopping by. The interior expresses a mixture of imagination, quality and uniqueness. Keeping an Arkansas tradition alive since 1989, they offer some of the greatest shakes and malts you have ever tasted."

"I've been going to Purple Cow since before I could eat solid food, and it's still one of the best places around. The Bleu cheese burger is my…"

"Keeping little kids engaged the entire day can be difficult, but a visit to The Wonder Place will keep them happily exploring all the fun activities that are designed for children up till eight years old. Safely leave them in the 5700 square foot playground where they’re able to make noise in the musical treehouse or play veterinarian and treat an animal. Then there’s the water table, art studio, and so many more."

"The Wonder Place is an indoor playground created for children eight years old or younger. With 5700 square feet to explore, children are encouraged to use their imagination and creativity throughout their visit. Children will enjoy making their way through the Wonder Place, from hands-on play equipment to arts and crafts."

"The Historic Arkansas Museum brings history and heritage to life through permanent and rotating exhibits thanks to Peg Newton-Smith, a resident who volunteered in costume for the museum’s opening day in 1941 and had an immense passion for Arkansas artisans. Learn about the 175-year history of Arkansas’ famous Bowie knife. Understand the “pARTy for Peg” aluminum sculpture on the front lawn, otherwise known as “Arkansassy and her Dancers” by the artist."

"Explore the early history of Arkansas at this museum, on the sight of the oldest building in Little Rock. Holding information and exhibits from Native American culture to a range of different art and events, the Historic Arkansas Museum is well worth the trip from visitors to the city. The staff members dress in the style of the time periods of the stories they tell, making this a fun outing for the whole family."

"A fantastic Instagram shot is of the oldest home of Little Rock that is on display at the Historic Arkansas Museum. On top of that, there are also tons of historical items that date back hundreds of years here, before America even existed as a country!. But really, you need to come here for a shot of Little Rock’s famous oldest home!"

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