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The Jackrabbit Dairy Bar in Lonoke is an absolute treasure. First of all — bring cash. That’s right, it’s cash only, like your grandma’s garage sale. No cards, no tap-to-pay, no fancy phone scanning — just good old paper money. But honestly, that’s part of the charm.
Now let’s get serious: the cheese dip. I don’t know what kind of magic they put in it, but it’s basically liquid gold. Smooth, creamy, perfectly seasoned — it clings to the fries like it was born to. I’d happily eat a bowl of it with a spoon and call it dinner. Honestly, if they sold it by the gallon, I’d clear out my fridge to make space. It’s that good.
Of course, the burgers are fantastic — juicy, cooked just right, and piled high with all the fixings. The fries are crispy and perfect for dunking (again: cheese dip, people!). And the milkshakes are so thick you’ll feel like you’re getting a full arm workout trying to get that first sip through the straw.
The staff is friendly, fast, and always has a smile, even when the line wraps around the building. The whole place has that small-town, everybody-knows-your-name kind of vibe that makes every visit feel like a treat.
If you’re in Lonoke and you haven’t been to the Jackrabbit Dairy Bar, you’re missing out on one of life’s simple joys. Just don’t forget your cash and your stretchy pants — you’ll need both.
… moreNow let’s get serious: the cheese dip. I don’t know what kind of magic they put in it, but it’s basically liquid gold. Smooth, creamy, perfectly seasoned — it clings to the fries like it was born to. I’d happily eat a bowl of it with a spoon and call it dinner. Honestly, if they sold it by the gallon, I’d clear out my fridge to make space. It’s that good.
Of course, the burgers are fantastic — juicy, cooked just right, and piled high with all the fixings. The fries are crispy and perfect for dunking (again: cheese dip, people!). And the milkshakes are so thick you’ll feel like you’re getting a full arm workout trying to get that first sip through the straw.
The staff is friendly, fast, and always has a smile, even when the line wraps around the building. The whole place has that small-town, everybody-knows-your-name kind of vibe that makes every visit feel like a treat.
If you’re in Lonoke and you haven’t been to the Jackrabbit Dairy Bar, you’re missing out on one of life’s simple joys. Just don’t forget your cash and your stretchy pants — you’ll need both.
anonymous
I’ve always loved the Dairy Bar, it’s been a staple in the community and a personal favorite for years. The food, the friendly faces, the hometown feel, it all made for a great experience every time.
But lately, things have taken a noticeable turn under the semi-new ownership. The food often feels rushed and inconsistent, and to-go orders have been disappointing, boxes are sometimes broken, overly greasy, or just carelessly packed. It’s a far cry from the quality and attention to detail that used to set the Dairy Bar apart.
What’s more troubling, though, is the atmosphere. I was there sometime last week. The young women who work there are always polite and smiling, and I truly appreciate their kindness, but I can’t help noticing that they’re there every single time I visit, regardless of the day or time. They seem overworked and it shows, but still they never fail to have a smile on their faces.
I say this not to tear the place down, but because I care. The Dairy Bar has always meant something special to a lot of people in this community, and it still can.
… moreBut lately, things have taken a noticeable turn under the semi-new ownership. The food often feels rushed and inconsistent, and to-go orders have been disappointing, boxes are sometimes broken, overly greasy, or just carelessly packed. It’s a far cry from the quality and attention to detail that used to set the Dairy Bar apart.
What’s more troubling, though, is the atmosphere. I was there sometime last week. The young women who work there are always polite and smiling, and I truly appreciate their kindness, but I can’t help noticing that they’re there every single time I visit, regardless of the day or time. They seem overworked and it shows, but still they never fail to have a smile on their faces.
I say this not to tear the place down, but because I care. The Dairy Bar has always meant something special to a lot of people in this community, and it still can.
Jacob Sloan
I wouldn’t recommend this place I’m not one to typically leave reviews. I orderd a “steak burger” it happend to be an old country fried steak. Not a steak burger. I had already ate half of the sandwich and looked on the bottom of it and noticed blood I thought Mabey my lip was bleeding but no intact it wasn’t so hopefully I didn’t contract no disease from whatever the blood was I know 100% it wasn’t from my lip or from the “country fried steak”
On top of that I orderd “chili cheese” water fries. No way possible I would serve that to no one.
… moreOn top of that I orderd “chili cheese” water fries. No way possible I would serve that to no one.
Colton
Just a great old fashioned burger spot. We were traveling from out of town and decided to try a local spot. Great old town burger with fries. You can’t go wrong. Also less than $10 for a meal. Burgers were big and delicious. Brought cash as others said to pay.
… moreLoko Franco
Absolutely LOVE this classic Lonoke, Arkansas dairy bar Open on weekdays only, & the menu is as good as it gets. You definitely don’t want to miss this taste, especially the homemade cheese dip that comes w/ the fries!
… moreRick Gray
Went through Lonoke and decided to stop since most local dairy bars are good in my opinion. Ordered a chicken strip sandwich and made it a basket. I guess I should have asked what came with the $3.49 basket because it only came with fries. A side of fries was $2.49 so I guess you just get extra fries and no drink. They only take cash payments. The chicken strips were the cheap frozen kind that looked like frozen fish fillets even though you got 3. The fries were hot and crispy but not done all the way through. Don’t think it was worth the $10 price.
… moreWill Sampson
This place is pretty great. I had the double burrito and a chocolate, peanut butter, banana shake. I would go back for the shake alone, it really hit the spot.
… moreKeith Sutton
Good old fashioned dairy bar with all sorts of delicious food options. We dropped in for some soft serve ice cream cones, which were huge and very reasonably priced. Service with a
… moreJohn James
Had lunch there. I just had the BLT but it was outstanding. Another customer there was telling me how great their cheese dip is.
… moreJeff Clark
Oh yes, the old 1950s-60s style dairy bars you hardly ever see any more. Their a hidden treasure. They make some of the best food around.
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