The Big Lieutenant Restaurant & Bar is a South Bentonville, neighborhood gathering place for locals and visitors alike. The kitchen offers a chef-driven, New American menu featuring housemade snacks, salads, bowls, sandwiches & dinner specials. The beverage program features classic craft cocktails, locally-brewed beers on tap, canned wines by-the-glass, global wines by-the-bottle and a 16-seat bar with TVs for sports viewing.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 600 SW 41st St #8, Bentonville, AR 72712
Phone: (479) 332-4318
Website: http://www.thebiglieutenant.com/
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The Big Lieutenant, 600 SW 41st St, Ste 8, Bentonville, AR 72713, US
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Service was super prompt and food came out fast. Everything was clean and comfortable too.
We shared the fried mozzarella appetizer, which was the special that evening. It was a good-sized portion, and the marinara complimented it nicely. It had just the right amount of breading to give a perfect crispy exterior to counter the soft, puffy mozzarella on the inside.
We sampled two different cocktails, and they were both delicious. We also had Social Project Brewing Company’s Hazy IPA, and it was fantastic. I was impressed with the service because there was always someone to cover for our server when she was busy. We never went without drinks, and when we ordered them, they were delivered promptly.
I thoroughly enjoyed the smash burger. Two patties, cheese, homemade pickles (I believe), and a wonderfully soft bun. I loved the portion of the fries as I tend to eat a lot, however; the seasoning on them reminded me of a bbq seasoning, and it’s not what I had envisioned. They were still good, but they just caught me off guard a bit.
My wife had the mezze. She enjoyed the medley of flavors and was surprised at how much she enjoyed the rice. I was surprised by the delicious flavors when I tried a bite, too.
Here’s the catch: everything was really good, but the prices were simply too high for quality of food and the atmosphere. When I pay $18 for a hamburger, I expect to be dreaming about having it again. Unfortunately, I did not feel the experience justified the prices. Just my opinion, though I would still recommend you give it a try as there’s good food, drinks, and service to be had.
Looks more like a nicer restaurant, but has more of a sports bar feel with mostly sandwiches on the menu, or at least that’s how it felt. For most of our time there the music was good but then it got turned off and sports got blasted (there was one couple at the bar with the TVs) and it made me want to leave ASAP after that.
Cocktail and beer selection is pretty good (with a few different beers than a lot of other places in town usually have) but they only have cans of wine (instead of glasses) or full bottles.
The prices are full on Bentonville style. I’d be more likely to go back more often if, for example, the grinder was $15/16 and not $19, just isn’t a $19 plate of food. Feeling like you haven’t gotten your money’s worth is par for the course around here, but when the food is actually good it sort of stings more to feel like you still paid too much.
That being said, the food is way better than most of what you’d find downtown…at the same price or more…so driving a few minutes isn’t bad comparatively.