Best Takeout Food Restaurants in Hot Springs

"Family owned since 2002, Back Porch Grill is home to delicious grilled delights made right before your eyes. Diners and daters can enjoy a romantic evening right off Lake Hamilton, for a cozy but scenic dinner. Every hand-cut steak is certified Black Angus beef, grilled to perfection."

"A trip to Hot Springs, Arkansas, isn’t complete without a visit to some of the area’s popular restaurants. Plan out the food and drink for your vacation by using our restaurant finder to locate the top restaurant hotspots and best-kept secrets. From the best Chinese food and buffets to unique bakeries and barbecue, it's all in Hot Springs."

"In Hot Springs you can find a lot of good food but you'll never go wrong with this place. Pretty waitresses, good service, great food."

"Today this Taco Bell was very quick to work people through the line with the addition of the order taker. The food was fresh and neatly put together."

"At just shy of two million acres, Ouachita National Forest covers vast expanses of forested and mountain land between the border of Arkansas and Oklahoma. With dozens of miles of trails, numerous campsites and a host of other activities available to outdoor lovers, it shouldn’t come as a surprise that it’s one of the area’s most popular outdoor destinations. Amateur rock hounds are attracted by the huge vein of crystals that runs through the area, and hunters and fisherman are drawn here as well."

"This last location should be experienced with a multi-day camping trip. It’s the type of place you would love to get lost in—as long as you aren’t actually lost/without your phone, of course. Ouachita has something for everyone here: rivers, mountains, forests, lakes, hiking, biking, horseback, and ATV riding."

"Baseball runs deep in Hot Springs National Park, America’s First Resort for athletes and gangsters of the past. From historic fields and recreational retreats, to the roles of Oaklawn Racing and Gaming and Bathhouse Row as entertainment for baseball’s finest, a connection to history is around every turn. Find out more at http://www.hotspringsbaseballtrail.com/"