Top Best American Restaurants in Lake Ouachita

"A building with a vibrant history, The Ohio Club is thought to be the oldest bar in Arkansas. It dates right back to 1905 when it was first opened as a bar and casino. The backstory of this venue is fascinating, it previously served as an illegal speakeasy masquerading as a cigar store."

"The Ohio Club has been the bar in Hot Springs for more than 100 years. Al Jolson and Mae West have headlined there, and a series of blues and jazz artists still perform seven nights a week."

"Open since 1905, this bar offers live jazz and blues, a menu of solid pub grub, and endless history. Ask a bartender about the gangsters and athletes that once gambled here."

"After recent million-dollar renovations to all 14 stories and 200 guest rooms at The Hotel Hot Springs, this skyrocketing hotel has rebuilt itself as one of the best places to stay in the area. Guests at The Hotel Hot Springs have the choice between modern king or double queen rooms, as well as executive suites for additional space. Each overnight space is decorated with contemporary furniture and a unique sense of style."

"Located within walking distance to Bathhouse Row, the recently renovated Hotel Hot Springs has all the modern conveniences and touches seasoned travelers look for. It makes for a comfortable, well-appointed homebase for area exploration. Click here to book your stay at Hotel Hot Springs on TripAdvisor!"

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"We enjoyed brunch at the Avenue so much that we went back for more. A dinner at the Avenue does not disappoint after a satisfying day of exploring the area. We had: Beef tenderloin and salmon dinner."

"Award-winning chef Casey Copeland produces southern artisan-style dishes that are inventive, beautifully-plated, and expertly showcase the local bounty. Located in the Waters Hotel."

"Address: 528 Central Ave, Hot SpringsMore:bubbabrewsbrewingco.com. Bubba Brew’s Brewing Co. opened in December 2014 about twenty miles west of Hot Springs in the whistle-stop community of Bonnerdale. The brewery was the brainchild of local attorney Jonathan Martin, who currently serves as the president of the Arkansas Brewers Guild."

"What is better than sitting on the lake and having a drink and food... We rode to HS just to do that on a Sunday. We waited on our table for maybe 15 min..."