The historic downtown has almost no chains, so restaurants in Eureka Springs mean chef-owned kitchens and dining rooms tucked into 1800s stone buildings. Most are right downtown, within walking distance of the shops and galleries.
Inside the historic Basin Park Hotel, The Balcony serves breakfast, lunch and dinner daily in downtown Eureka Springs. Come for one of the best burgers in town, a full bar and a balcony-level setting with multiple dining areas.
Not to Miss: Eureka Springs' best burger
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At the Crescent Hotel, Skybar serves gourmet pizza, legendary hero subs and cold drinks for lunch and dinner daily. Grab a seat on the outdoor balcony for sweeping views of the Ozarks.
Not to Miss: Best pizza in Eureka Springs
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Ice Cream, Cinammon Rolls and Cupcakes that are 4x the size of regular cupcakes! Open Noon to 8 PM Wednesday – Sunday for Cupcakes, Sweets, fresh breads, pastries and more. Special Cupcake orders are available for weddings or celebrations.
Not to Miss: Great Milkshakes
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Built around a two-room log cabin from 1864, originally the home of John Gaskins and his family. It has been serving guests as a restaurant since the 1980s.
Not to Miss: Burgundy mushroom soup
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A thoughtfully curated menu of appetizers, entrées and desserts in downtown Eureka Springs. Chef Slane turns familiar ingredients into unexpected dishes inspired by the seasons.
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The Governor’s Bar at the historic 1886 Crescent Hotel serves classic cocktails and shareable small plates in a relaxed, refined setting. It’s the perfect spot to unwind after a day exploring Eureka Springs.
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Authentic Italian cooking in the historic district of Eureka Springs. Curbside carryout is available Sunday through Thursday, 4 to 8 PM.
Not to Miss: Tuscan chicken pasta
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The downtown partner of Colossal Cupcakes & Cones, next to Basin Spring Park. Stop in for fresh-baked goods in the morning and great milkshakes in the afternoon.
Not to Miss: Delicious Wedding Cakes!
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A fun spot at the Crescent Hotel with a cantina food truck serving street tacos, margaritas and a full bar. Play cornhole, hatchet throwing, shuffleboard and more, with seasonal specials.
Not to Miss: Live music Friday–Sunday
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Eat where the locals meet. Owner and Chef Britt Evans, a sixth-generation Eureka Springs native, serves fresh dishes with a regional twist in downtown Eureka Springs.
Not to Miss: Pear pistou salad
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Staying in? Get delivery from Skybar Gourmet Pizza and The Balcony Restaurant anywhere within Eureka Springs city limits.
Not to Miss: The best pizza and best burgers in Eureka Springs
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Elevated American fare, innovative craft cocktails and a unique selection of charcuterie on Main Street.
Not to Miss: Brunch every Saturday and Sunday
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A laid-back, 1970s-style diner and soda fountain serving comfort food favorites, plenty of vegetarian options, and cold beer.
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S.U.A.E. — Just Shut Up And Eat. Great food, saucy sauces, 25 beers on tap, and the hottest burger on the planet.
Not to Miss: Specialty spicy burgers for the brave
View Menu →Most of the best restaurants in Eureka Springs are in the historic downtown, with more a short drive away. Choose downtown for walkable dining with character.
Yes. Downtown is the heart of the local dining scene, with cafés, bistros, pubs, bakeries and fine dining, all within walking distance.
For dinner on weekends, holidays and festival dates, it’s a good idea, especially at fine dining spots. Casual spots usually take walk-ins.
Most are, but some reduce their hours in winter. Check hours before you go between January and March.
Yes. Skybar Gourmet Pizza and The Balcony Restaurant deliver within city limits.