A Great Family Friendly Restaurant in Hot Springs, Arkansas?
McClard's is it. Also try the tamales.
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A Great Family Friendly Restaurant in Hot Springs, Arkansas?
I know this is too late, but we recently travelled through Hot Springs as well. McClard's was certainly the talk of the town but we found it crowded and inconvenient (cash only??). Also we're from texas and the only BBQ choices were beef or pork with no other description, so we passed. However we did find Central Park Fusion Cuisine, which was exciting and delicious and inexpensive. I highly recommend it to any foodie travelling through the area.
http://www.centralparkfusion.com/
A Great Family Friendly Restaurant in Hot Springs, Arkansas?
Yes, definitely eat at McClard's! But if you have a chance to have two meals, walk down Bath House Row and eat at Rolandos. It's great, family-friendly Mexican food.
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I'm going to agree with some of the commenters above and recommend Lotus of Siam. I've known the owners since I was a little girl, and they owned a restaurant in Norwalk, California called Renu Nakorn. I'm in love with Thai food, and I can safely say that the best is from them. It's a hole in the wall type restaurant, far from the glitz and glamour of Sin City, but it's definitely worth straying from the Strip.
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