Lifelong dream of owner Don Dugan, Dugan's Pub has quickly become a local favorite. Raising the bar on the usual pub-grub, Dugan's cuisine is made from scratch, using fresh, local ingredients. Expect to find traditional pub fare like soups, salads, appetizers, sandwiches and burgers. An unexpected find is there Irish portion of the menu, which features bangers and mash, Guinness chicken and of course the ubiquitous corned beef hash. The decor lends a cozy air to the bright and open space with dark wood furnishings, stained glass accents, intimate booths and even a double sided fireplace.

Tucked away in North Little Rock, Cregeen's Irish Pub is a local favorite. Find the perfect mixture of brews, spirits, sports watching, weekly events and hearty cuisine all under one roof at this establishment. The elevated pub-grub is truly a culinary experience with dishes like their renowned Irish nachos and Harp beer battered fish and chips. Their homemade bread pudding made with a Jameson sauce pairs perfectly with an Irish coffee and ends the evening on a sweet note.

Putting a spin on a traditional dish, Layla's Gyros and Pizzeria serves a great gyro calzone. They have a selection of salads, sandwiches, and platters, all featuring flavorful meats and vegetables. They serve pizza as well, all with friendly service. Try the falafel platter, which includes these delicious fried snacks along with hummus, tzatziki sauce, and pita bread. Leave room for dessert and enjoy the baklava!

In true European style, dining at The Pantry is about the experience you have with friends and family. There's no rush, so take your time and chat over a glass of wine. For starters, try the truffled deviled eggs, which are topped with Parmesan crisps. You'll find fantastic beers on tap to complement your food. Don't leave without trying the cheesecake, which is topped with a layer of creme brulee; it's as indulgent as it sounds!