Myrtie Mae's

My wife and I stayed at the Best Western so Myrtie Mae's was a convenient spot for breakfast and dinner.Breakfast is what you'd expect from a classic American diner. I had bacon eggs and hashbrowns with a pancake à la cart. It was good and the service was fast.We came back for dinner, mostly because we wanted some pie. While everything on the menu sounded good we only shared an appetizer of potato skins to save room for Opossum Pie. The pie was soo good. We also ended up getting a cinnamon roll to go, and we ate that in the morning before hitting the road.

Great Food, and the service was excellent.I drove from (Hot Springs, 4 Hours) to see the Ozark Mountains/ Eureka Springs, and eat here.Blessings,Sam(Luke 18:9-14)

Stopped at the restaurant when driving through Eureka Springs area. Was very clean. Comfortable atmosphere, not too loud, though I bet when it gets busy it's hoppin'. Got the turkey club, split onion rings and fries with hubby, and salad bar. Sandwich was exactly how I'd make it at home, with crispy bacon and Swiss. Beer battered onion rings were fabulous. Fries were crispy goodness. Nice little salad bar with good options. Service was excellent. Left totally full and wishing we lived closer.

Food: limited selection for what is considered "healthy options" but what they have is fantastic.Service: FAN-FREAKING-TASTIC!! Unlike chain restaurants there was hardly any wait to order or to receive your order. It was also hot and not crusty dry from heat lamps.Ambiance: best place to meet local people and find out the best places to visit that are not "touristy".

Food was simply delicious. The prices were reasonable. Totally worth it. The service was great. Shiloh was attentive, funny, and made sure we were taking care of. He wasn't overbearing like other waiters I've experienced. Ambiance is quiet and relaxing. We will definitely come back.

This truly is a wonderful find in Euerka Springs! It is slightly hard to find as it is off the main rd and inside of the Best Western. But what a cute and cozy restaurant open to the public! They have a very nice, stocked, and clean salad and soup bar with lots of fresh veggies, fruit, muffins, dressings, and 2 hot soups. It is $10 for adults, $8 for kids, or add to an entree for around $3. My family loved the salad and soup! I got the liver and onions, which our server said was one of their most requested entrees, and it was delicious. My husband got their famous fried chicken, and it was perfectly fried and seasoned. Their mashed potatoes and gravy were homemade and delicious, too. We ended our meal with a slice of Arkansas Possum Pie, which was the best version I have ever had! It has pecans, cream cheese, and chocolate mousse and was $4 a slice. Our server, who I believe was named Arthur, was amazing. He was waiting on numerous tables, but he made time for everyone and never seemed rushed. We never waited for refills, and he cleared plates continuously. He was both polite and professional. Prices were very affordable, especially for the area. They even have a cute gift shop next to the restaurant. Bathrooms were downstairs, and you have to go down a very steep stairwell, so be advised. There were a lot of flies, which seems to be a big problem everywhere. I wish they had some discreet bug zappers by the door to prevent the flies on the salad bar. Overall, a wonderful casual restaurant for the whole family! We will be back soon!

The menu description sounded like it would be a small plate, but OMG is that wrong! Large portions of delicious food, nice and knowledgeable staff, and cool pictures of the original Myrtie Mae and restaurant. And did I mention the price? Super affordable, especially for all you get. Highly recommend!

Simple restaurant in eureka. It was nice to have it attached to the hotel we were at. Decent pricing for good American breakfast food. The staff were friendly and quick.

Chicken fried steak was tender enough to cut with a fork. Service was great. Pricing was surprisingly good especially for the area.

Went for breakfast. Food was typical diner food. Nothing extraordinary. We were told biscuits and gravy very good. I liked the non-biscuity biscuit but gravy was not my fave. Little too think and not enough sausage. What I really liked were the little gifts everywhere and snacks. Bought a bunch to bring home for friends and fam. The staff was also really nice. There POS system seemed to slow things down, but we weren't in a rush.