Quick Guide:

• Marsouls: 525 N 2nd St, Rogers, AR, 72756
• Confident Coffee: 3939 S Grand Ave Suite D112, Rogers, AR, 72758
• Saiwok: 2882 W Walnut St #5, Rogers, AR, 72756
• Lasang Pinoy: 719 W Walnut St Suite 104, Rogers, AR, 72756
• Smokin’ Joe’s Ribhouse: 200 N 8th St, Rogers, AR, 72756
• Vargas Fruteria: 2882 W Walnut St, Rogers, AR, 72756
• Cura Osteria: 312 S 1st St, Rogers, AR, 72756
• Oak Steakhouse: 4100 S Pinnacle Hills Pkwy, Rogers, AR, 72758
• Firebirds Wood Fired Grill: 1805 S 46th St, Rogers, AR, 72758
• Blu DTR: 214 W Elm St, Rogers, AR, 72756
• Pinky Swear: 101 E Walnut St, Rogers, AR, 72756
• Ashleigh Lounge: 5500 W Northgate Rd, Rogers, AR, 72758

Start Your Day Like a Local

Marsouls in Rogers is one of those breakfast spots people just end up going back to. The fried chicken and waffles is the thing to order, it’s simple, filling, and honestly just a solid way to start the day. Makes for an easy stop before walking around local shops or spending the morning exploring the Railyard.

If coffee is more your speed, Confident Coffee Roasters is an easy stop. Nothing complicated, just a good cup of coffee and something quick before you move on with your day in Pinnacle Heights in Uptown Rogers which features a variety of local boutiques like Dotted Pig.

Grab a Bite Between Adventures

For lunch, Saiwok Vietnamese Street Food is fast, flavorful, and dependable. The smoked pork belly fries with a fried egg on top are a standout, rich, savory, and the kind of dish you don’t really expect to think about later, but you do.

Lasang Pinoy is a little different in the best way. It brings real Filipino flavors into the mix and ends up being one of those meals that feels like more than just a quick stop. The Filipino BBQ on a Stick is a popular street food in the Philippines and has been quite a hit here in Rogers, Arkansas.

Small Bites, Apps, and Something Sweet

Not every stop in Rogers has to be a full meal, some of the best ones are the quick in-between bites you don’t really plan for.

The fried pickles at Smokin’ Joe’s Ribhouse are a must-have and a short drive from all of the downtown must-see things to do and just to mention a few being Daisy Airgun Museum, the Railyard, and the Rogers Historical Museum.

And when you want something sweet or fun in the middle of the day, Vargas Fruteria is known for rolled ice cream and those colorful shakes that are almost too pretty to drink… but definitely worth it.

Wind Down with Dinner & Drinks

When you’re ready to slow things down a bit, Cura Osteria is a more intentional dinner experience, thoughtful plates like Tagliatelle al Ragù with delicious hand cut egg pasta and don’t forget to get the tiramisu for dessert to round out the evening.

If you’re leaning steakhouse, Oak Steakhouse is located on the top floor of Hotel Avail and has an outdoor balcony that looks over uptown Rogers which can be a great place to watch the sunset. Another great option for a steakhouse would be Firebirds Wood Fired Grill that has 21-day-aged steaks that are butchered in house, hand-trimmed, and hardwood grilled.

Downtown, Blu DTR is where dinner naturally turns into drinks, sushi, cocktails, and a downtown energy that makes it easy to keep the night going. If you want to try several things and only have to put in one order the sushi boat is the way to go! You can try assorted rolls, sashimi and nigiri that all comes in a fun wooden boat.

Want to keep the night going? If you spent the evening downtown, Pinky Swear is located above Onyx Coffee Lab with the entrance sort of hidden around the back. This cocktail lounge feels like a shared secret and a perfect place to get a craft cocktail in a laid-back lounge setting. If your night started in uptown, Ashleigh Lounge is a great place to relax and have lots of options from crafted cocktails to nice wines and sake.

FAQ

Which of the restaurants mentioned are open on Sunday?

Marsouls is open Sunday from 10am to 2pm for brunch. Oak Steakhouse offer brunch on Saturday & Sunday from 10am to 2pm and dinner Sunday 4pm to 10pm. Firebirds is open from 10am to 10pm Sundays. Pinky Swear, Saiwok, Ashleigh Lounge, Cura Osteria, & Lasang Pinoy are all closed on Sundays.

Which of the restaurants mentioned are closed on Monday?

Marsouls, Lasang Pinoy, & Cura Osteria are all closed on Monday. Your best options on a Monday night would be Saiwok, Oak Steakhouse, or Firebirds for dinner.

Where can I go after 10pm?

Late night options are limited but Pinky Swear and Ashleigh Lounge are your best places for drinks after dinner. If you need a snack or just really enjoy appetizers, they both have some great small bites options to satisfy your cravings.

Where should I go for brunch?

Firebirds and Oak Steakhouse offer brunch Saturday and Sunday starting at 10am. Marsouls offer brunch on Sunday starting at 10am.

Do any of these restaurants take reservations?

Oak Steakhouse takes reservations through OpenTable and it is recommended for weekend evenings. Cura Osteria accepts reservations through the toast platform.

Where is Pinky Swear exactly?

It is located upstairs in the 1907 building at 101 E. Walnut Street. The entrance is a little tucked away, which is part of the charm. Start at Onyx Coffee Lab, walk to the patio area, and look toward the back where you’ll find a set of stairs. Head upstairs and there will be a brass door waiting for you. Just pinky swear you’ll help keep their secret!

Which spots are best for quick casual bite?

Saiwok, Smokin’ Joe’s Ribhouse and for a quick sweet treat head to Vargas Fruteria to get “freak shakes” and rolled ice cream.