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  • Breakfast (for hotel guests)

    Homewood Suites Bentonville-Rogers 4302 W Walnut St, Rogers, AR, United States

     

  • OPTION 1: Crystal Bridges Museum of Art

    Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art 600 Museum Way, Bentonville, AR, United States

    Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art’s permanent collection spans five centuries of American art by Rockwell, O’Keeffe, Lichtenstein, and others. You can also visit Frank Lloyd Wright’s Bachmann-Wilson House, Buckminster Fuller’s Fly’s Eye Dome, or tour the extensive Museum grounds. * Admission to the permanent collection is FREE. Traveling exhibitions may require an admission fee.

  • OPTION 2: Shopping on the Square

    Benonville Square 103 NE Second St, Bentonville

    Meet up at the City Square for Bentonville’s best selection of unique shops and trendy boutiques. Grab a coffee and sample the offerings from apparel and accessories for women and children, as well as home decor, gifts, used books, specialty foods, and much more! On and Near Bentonville City Square:

  • Lunch at Pressroom

    Pressroom 100 NW 2nd St #100, Bentonville, AR

    Let’s do lunch (late)! Join us just off the Bentonville Square at this hip coffeehouse and cocktail bar serving seasonal American bistro fare made with local ingredients. We’ll enjoy our afternoon repast — with or without mimosas, as it suits you.

  • Lunch at The Buttered Biscuit

    The Buttered Biscuit 1403 SE Moberly Ln, Bentonville, United States

    Join us for a tasty lunch at The Buttered Biscuit (Moberly Lane location). Choose from breakfast favorites like made-from-scratch waffles, cinnamon rolls, omelets, or dive into some heartier fare, like stellar biscuit sandwiches. Healthy choices and allergy-friendly options (vegetarian, dairy-free or gluten-free) options are available.

  • Lunch at Tusk and Trotter

    Tusk & Trotter American Brasserie 110 SE A St, Bentonville, AR, United States

    Join at Tusk & Trotter for locally-sourced, seasonal High South cuisine, and craft beers. “This carnivore’s cavern serves up some amazing tail-to-snout fare, including a sinful chicken and waffles...” — Lonely Planet

  • Lunch at Crepes Paulette

    Crepes Paulette 100 SW 8th St #4, Bentonville, AR, United States

    Pick your poison Crepes Paulette with a dizzying variety of savory and sweet crepes, loaded with tasty fillings.  Fusing classic French technique with worldwide cuisines satisfies a variety of palettes, from a classic Nutella banana sweet crêpe to a gluten free Thai savory crepe, each handheld creation is made fresh to order with quality ingredients,...

  • Hotel Check-in

    Homewood Suites Bentonville-Rogers 4302 W Walnut St, Rogers, AR, United States

     

  • Dinner @ CO-OP Ramen

    Co-op Ramen 801 SE 8th St, Bentonville, AR

    Enjoy carefully crafted noodles and more at this local ramen house. Not only can you savor the delights of Japanese cuisine, you’ll feast your eyes on Marlon Blackwell’s ultra-chic architecture, which celebrates the asymmetry and imperfection of plywood, stone, and steel.

  • Dinner at Local Lime

    Local Lime 2103 S Promenade Blvd, Rogers, AR

    Join us for an off-the-map Fresh-Mex dinner. Local Lime serves up flavor-packed dishes inspired by Mexican street fare, Latin American flavors with a hint of Tex-Mex flare, and delicious handcrafted cocktails.

  • Dinner at Modoko Asian Kitchen

    Modoko Asian Kitchen 5204 W Village Pkwy, Rogers, AR, United States

    Spend the evening at Modoko sampling classic dishes from Vietnam, China and Thailand using fresh ingredients and tailored for the modern local palate. Choose from shareable family-style entrees, sushi, or dim sum.

  • Dinner at Tusk and Trotter

    Tusk & Trotter American Brasserie 110 SE A St, Bentonville, AR, United States

    Join at Tusk & Trotter for locally-sourced, seasonal High South cuisine, and craft beers. “This carnivore’s cavern serves up some amazing tail-to-snout fare, including a sinful chicken and waffles...” — Lonely Planet