Staple for hearty plates of pasta provided in a warm, bustling atmosphere inside a Victorian home.
Hours
| Thursday | 4–8 PM |
| Friday | 4–8 PM |
| Saturday | 4–8 PM |
| Sunday | 4–8 PM |
| Monday | 4–8 PM |
| Tuesday | 4–8 PM |
| Wednesday | 4–8 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 26 White St, Eureka Springs, AR 72632
Phone: (479) 253-8806
Website: http://www.ermilios.com/
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Reviews
The service was very responsive and we were immediately served with new drinks, and warm homemade bread. Their bread is incredibly fresh and comes with a roasted garlic spread and butter (which I had to get two baskets). The house salad served with blue cheese was amazing!
We got the gnocchi with cheese sauce and chicken, and the spinach Alfredo Alfredo sauce and shrimp which were amazing! I do wish the shrimp were bigger, or the plate came with more of them which is my only gripe!
For dessert we got the Italian wedding cake which was so fresh and warm that my significant other had to complete the dish even though we were so incredibly full. If this isn’t one of the stops you’re making when you come to Eureka Springs then you are doing it wrong!
The food is authentic Italian, and is delicious as much as it as beautiful. The restaurant is in a residence, which really gives that family meal feel. So much so, that it is common for patrons at different tables have conversations with each other. Unlike most restaurants, there is no real urgency to turn over tables. This promotes the Italian tradition of enjoying your meal and conversation.
Like any place, I have had great service and mediocre service, can’t knock the restaurant for that.
This is a very special place and one of our favorites!
Our waiter, Mario was great and very helpful. The food was delicious. Can’t wait to come back next time we find ourselves Eureka way.
I’ve always known that Ermilio’s serves the best food in Arkansas, and after finally sitting down to dinner last night, I can say the food is excellent. Unfortunately, that’s where the positives end.
As a paraplegic and someone who uses a wheelchair, my experience before even being seated was humiliating and deeply disappointing. The restaurant’s waiting area is upstairs in the bar—accessible only by a flight of stairs. When I arrived, I was told that everyone waiting upstairs would be seated before me, even if they arrived after I did, because I’m specifically disabled and that’s “the policy.” The host explained that this was a rule from the owner and that he couldn’t approach them about it, even though he acknowledged how unfair it was.
So, despite arriving early, I had to wait until other parties were seated before being given a table—all because I physically couldn’t climb the steps. It wasn’t just inconvenient; it was discriminatory. My disability shouldn’t determine when I get to eat dinner.
When I was finally seated, the food truly was wonderful. But no meal can make up for being told that your disability means you’re less of a priority. I left feeling singled out and disrespected.
I understand that losing one customer won’t impact a restaurant as popular as Ermilio’s. People will continue to come for the excellent pasta and warm atmosphere. But if you’re disabled—or care about fair and equal treatment—be warned: Ermilio’s will throw your disability in your face. I can’t in good conscience ever go back.