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Russellville. 203 West 2nd Street Russellville, AR 72801 (479) 219-9032 Tues-Sat 10:00 a.m. – 9:00 p.m. Sun 10:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.. Links. Community Events.
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203 West 2nd Street Russellville, AR 72801 (479) 219-9032 Tues-Sat 10:00 a.m. – 9:00 p.m. Sun 10:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.. Links. Community Events · Event …
Beer | Point Remove Brewing Company
Russellville. 203 West 2nd Street Russellville, AR 72801 (479) 219-9032 Tues-Sat 10:00 a.m. – 9:00 p.m. Sun 10:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.. Links. Community Events.
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Sherri White
We went their Galentine’s wine tasting event upstairs and then moved down stairs to have some food. Would definetly recommend the wine tasting. It was very informative and a lot of fun.
The food and cocktails were also really good. We had the pesto pizza and a calzone. The cocktails were a little on the pricey side but delicious. Would definetly recommend this place for a girls night or a date night.
… moreThe food and cocktails were also really good. We had the pesto pizza and a calzone. The cocktails were a little on the pricey side but delicious. Would definetly recommend this place for a girls night or a date night.
Todd Sanford
okay so first things first this place is set up almost like a cafeteria only in one big open room. you have no waiter. you only get to order at the bar and you cannot take the drink menu back to your seat. these things were told to me first thing. what wasn’t told to me was if you want a plate you need to go over to another little station where they have paper plates and some napkins. is very strange. it’s almost like a bar. or should I say it is a bar that serves food? if you’re looking for a place to have drinks and a snack, this is it. if you’re looking for a meal, go somewhere else. we had a pizza that was doughy in the middle and burnt on the edges. it was okay. that’s why I gave it three stars. there was nothing special. we also had mozzarella sticks which most of them were overcooked and the cheese was oozing out of them and we had the garlic knots. they didn’t taste very garlicky. meanwhile, we got to watch the staff stand around at the bar while we had to walk up there and order everything instead of someone coming to take our order, the manager or owner. I’m not sure who they were but clearly the person in charge had three beers while we were there. it was only 5:00 p.m. so from the atmosphere this is a party place a bar and that’s how it’s ran.
… moreStaci Litz
Pizza was delicious! Girls at the bar are friendly and helpful! Drinks are delicious too. Atmosphere is fun and so cool for Russellville. This is our second time!
Edited to add: There is a high alcohol tax per drink because it’s a dry county. Bring extra money when you come, but it’s worth it! We also visited The Morrilton location and they do not have the high alcohol tax.
… moreEdited to add: There is a high alcohol tax per drink because it’s a dry county. Bring extra money when you come, but it’s worth it! We also visited The Morrilton location and they do not have the high alcohol tax.
Colby Bankston
That had about a dozen beers on tap, with multiple different styles to choose from. They were dog-friendly, which was nice since we had the dogs with us after a trip to Mt. Nebo. The pizza was a little greasy and floppy, but it was tasty. The pretzel was very good (and huge). The staff were super friendly, with some great recommendations on places to check out while we were in town. The vibe was pretty chill and laid back. They have a few board games that you can take to your table, a big bar and plenty of tables inside, and a small patio that backs up to the parking lot (they had the chairs dragged in since it had been raining).
… moreKay Greer
Russellville should be proud! Point Remove at the Old Central Fire Station is proving to be a powerful addition the the Downtown scene. This second location has been open under a year and already has proven to be one of the most popular new businesses for locals to explore. This second Point Remove location boasts a few additional menu items like a Basket of Fries and Mozzarella Sticks! They also have weekly events, live music every Friday and the same pizza favorites you’ve enjoyed at our Morrilton location. The most epic gathering to date is the monthly Block Party. July we celebrate the fourth with cold brews and a hot slice of pizza in hand with music and kids activities. We highly recommend this location if you’re in need of a new adventure spot!
… moreChase Eliason
An amazing staple of Russeville that is sure to grow permanent roots. The service was exceptional and the beer was fantastic. I wish the menu was little more diverse but they are growing and I am sure more will come. The space is open and inviting with plenty of seats, board games and TV’s!
… moreMat G
For the Price what they charge I‘d expect more than plastic wear and paper plates. You Order at the Bar, which was weird for an Environment like this, others still have table Service at lower prices… greed has taken over this city nothing else i can say here. We got a arugula pizza, which was like one leaf chopped up and thrown in one spot. There was supposed to be a Hint of honey… it was a lot more than just a hint it was disgustibgly sweet. Maybe use fig or really just a hint.. The Beer .. Pilsener didn’t taste anything Like Pilsener where the Lager was closer but didn’t seem to be taken serious on that feedback. Lower the Price or improve your quality of Service and what you serve.
… moreBrian West
Excellent beer, top-tier quality food, and the venue is absolutely incredible. The old fire station is an awesome spot for a brewery and place to grab lunch or dinner. 100% suggest stopping by!
… moreElissa Heatherly
Great vibe! My husband and I sat at the bar and watched the corgi races they had on tv while he enjoyed a pizza and beer. They have other non beer options with a full bar, wine offerings and even a few house made ciders. It was a cold day so the garage doors were closed but we weee told when it’s warmer they open the doors and can allow dogs. We grabbed a doggy beer to go for our pups at home and can’t wait until the weather turns so we can bring them!
Update to this review: still a great place to go! I had a gluten allergy and upon request they will put the wings through the oven instead of the fryer!
… moreUpdate to this review: still a great place to go! I had a gluten allergy and upon request they will put the wings through the oven instead of the fryer!
Suzanne Helton-Defoor
Perfect place downtown Russellville for a great atmosphere! Delicious food, great beer and hard cider options, water and tea available as well. Can’t wait to see this place woven into the downtown regular spots to cherish. Bon appetit!
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