Hugos

This was voted the place for Best Hamburger in town. Also, listed ion Fayetteville list of historic restaurants

Rudys BBQ

A little about Rudy's

Just north of San Antonio, at the edge of the Texas Hill Country, sits the small community of Leon Springs. Founded in the 1800s by Max Aue, Leon Spring's cityscape changed when Max's son, Rudolph, opened a one-stop gas station, garage, and grocery store.

Bar-B-Q was added to the operation in 1989, and Rudy's "Country Store" and Bar-B-Q has been serving up tasty food ever since. The same original recipes that built Rudy's Leon Springs' reputation are now available throughout the Southwest.

Our pits are 100% wood fired with oak, a slower burning wood than the mesquite used by others. Along with time and oak, we cook with a dry spice that ensures each plate of Rudy's Bar-B-Q is perfectly ready for you. Apply some of our famous " Sause" and dinner is served.

Torchys

DAMN GOOD FOOD.

From Scratch-made churros to house-pressed tortillas and queso made fresh all day long, we cook with a sense of pride and purpose that Mike instilled in Torchy’s from the very beginning.

That’s our commitment to quality and Damn Good Food.

Tacos and Tamales

Experience the best Tex-Mex dishes meet Arkansas flavors in Fayetteville at Taco & Tamale Co., located in the historic Farmers Association Co-Op Building, built in 1944. Our menu features classic tacos and tamales with a unique local twist in a space that celebrates Fayetteville’s rich history and vibrant community.

Conveniently located near Baum Stadium and accessible via the Razorback Greenway, we offer an inviting atmosphere with authentic decor inspired by the building’s storied past.

Cheers at the OPO

Come enjoy an incredibly delicious meal right off the wood fire grill! The kitchen at Cheers at the OPO uses only select mesquite wood to insure the right amount of smoky flavor. For a grilled lunch or dinner, Cheers offers classic steaks from ribeye to filet mignon as well as a few outside of the box items like lamb chop lollipops and jalapeño-stuffed quail breast. Cheers at the OPO also has sandwiches, salads, soups, and house-made desserts.

Our personal faves