A surprisingly great find in a small town! You need to check this place out. Locally owned and excellent. Food and service were top notch. T had the blackened redfish over cheesy grits - perfectly cooked and spiced. Not too much spice - just enough. And, the Spicy Margarita worked very well with it. I had the Swamp Grits, which I loved. I'm not a big fan of grits but when you put this outstanding sauce and seafood on top of these cheesy grits it is a wonderful thing. Our server was a very personable young guy who made sure we were happy. The man in charge (not sure if he was a manager or owner) visited several time to make sure all was well. A friend recommended it and we were skeptical. Glad our concerns were unfounded. We will be back - hopefully many times. This is good enough to be a destination restaurant. Don't skip it if you are in the area.

We stumbled upon a real gem as we happened to be passing by. Quality, house-made food and drinks, along with very kind, welcoming people. It is rare to find a place that is great for kids (coloring sheets, cute bunny stuff, etc.) and has great food for adults. The jalapeño margarita I had was not made from a mix, and it was strong and tasted so good. We live half an hour from this place, but we'll make the drive again.

What a gem. We happened upon this place, while traveling. This is a locals spot, but they accept and accommodate us with great food and drink. The filet special and a home made meatloaf . Everything was fantastic. The chocolate cake was a perfect take home. I would frequent this place if I lived near there.

The service, the ambiance and especially the food make this a must stop on our travels now. Conveniently 1.5 hours from Memphis we now (and the foreseeable future) come here for lunch. My staple is the grilled chicken sandwich. I have no idea how they pack so much flavor into that little sandwich. Don't mind the wait! Everything is fresh and hot and absolutely worth it!

Excellent service! Delicious food! Stopped in here on our way through town. I really can't say enough good things about this place. For starters our greeter was super friendly as was our server, the restaurant was nicely done in an old downtown building, very clean, our order came out quickly and both of our entrees were very tasty! I got the Parmesan crusted chicken with spaghetti and broccoli, my husband got their swamp grits. Highly, highly recommend this restaurant!

So glad we took the time to stop. We had the meatloaf and soup&salad. All was top notch. There was enough to split the entree. 2 old fashioneds and dessert $70. Might be a little pricy but we had been traveling and did not want fast food. Really liked the flavors.

Traveling through to an annual convention and found this gem. Spectacular food and even better service. Had the gourmet burger and soooo juicy and flavorful. One of the best Rueben sandwiches we have had. Their roasted carrot vinegarette on our salad was "off the chain" good. The Brussel sprouts appetizer was so crispy light and the dipping sauces were great addition. Highly recommend!

This is such a fun, funky place that is not at all what you would expect in a small town in Arkansas. The hostess and our server were so kind. The server was super attentive the entire time and fast paced. We started out with drinks. I had their drink special which was a gin based martini with elderflower liquor and it was incredible. The Rosie rabbit drink was also very good. Appetizers were alright. The tator tots are were interesting. Basically a mashed potato that's fried, sounds weird, but it was really good. Queso was your standard dip, nothing fancy to write home about though. Most of our table had the pork shank special with a red wine demi glaze. It was really good. The blackened chicken Alfredo was bragged on by our friends who ordered that. Overall, a really great experience and super fun outing.

Ok, what a find! We were traveling down I-40 and hungry. Started searching Yelp and found The Grumpy Rabbit and it had good reviews. It's a little off the highway but not much. We were hungry when we sat down. We ordered the tater tots and the Black-eyed pea hummus to start. The tater tots are smashed so they are flat and round. Very crispy and tasty. It's served with your choice of 3 sauces. We were boring and just got ketchup. The hummus was served with grilled pita bread. MMMMHHMM... so good. I could just get a plate of them and be happy. The hummus itself was ok. Nothing special. My husband ordered the Swamp Grits, and I got the soup of the day which was roasted poblano pepper soup. Trust me, order the swamp grits. That dish contains all the flavors you want and more. The soup was good, but kind of boring compared to the grits. We came on a weekend before Christmas, so Santa was there going table to table. The whole place is a little bougie for being in the middle of Arkansas (that's a good thing). I would describe the food as 'modern southern'. Service was a little slow, but the place was packed, and we weren't in a hurry. I'll definitely keep this place in mind whenever I travel through.

My first visit to the Grumpy Rabbit was enjoyable. The service was excellent and multiple staff members waited on us during the time we were there. We had our choice of tables when we arrived at 4pm for drinks. Everyone was eager to serve us and our water glasses and the carafe of water on our table were continuously refilled. The Brussels sprouts were crispy and delicious. I don't usually put sauce on my Brussels sprouts, but the Ranch dressing and honey dipping sauce were both tasty. The restaurant never filled up while we were there, but there was a steady steam of business. If you're in Lonoke or passing through, stop in the Grumpy Rabbit. You'll enjoy the warm and friendly atmosphere and some tasty food and drinks. This place seems pretty casual and laid back - no need to dress up