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Alan Grove
Love places like this, definitely check it out if your visiting like me and not sure what your stomach is in the mood for.
… moreRichard Cisneros
Great atmosphere, especially on a Wednesday night. Good food and drinks. These OzzToberFEST babeeee.
… moreRachael Rowe
Lots of different selections of cuisine here to excite your pallet. We chose Korean. It was fantastic!
… moreAlvaro Chacon
Great Find: This Versatile Food Market!
We were looking for dining options nearby and stumbled upon this fantastic spot, which turned out to be a full-fledged food market with various stalls offering diverse cuisines. It was a pleasant surprise!
The market itself is highly recommended. It’s air-conditioned, has clean restrooms, and offers a great atmosphere for families or friends.
The best part is the sheer variety: from Japanese and Korean to Mexican and American food, there’s truly something for everyone to choose from.
Prices across the market seem to be very competitive, and from what we observed, the service at the various stalls was generally fast and attentive.
If you’re in the area and looking for diverse, quality food options in a comfortable setting, this food market is definitely worth checking out.
… moreWe were looking for dining options nearby and stumbled upon this fantastic spot, which turned out to be a full-fledged food market with various stalls offering diverse cuisines. It was a pleasant surprise!
The market itself is highly recommended. It’s air-conditioned, has clean restrooms, and offers a great atmosphere for families or friends.
The best part is the sheer variety: from Japanese and Korean to Mexican and American food, there’s truly something for everyone to choose from.
Prices across the market seem to be very competitive, and from what we observed, the service at the various stalls was generally fast and attentive.
If you’re in the area and looking for diverse, quality food options in a comfortable setting, this food market is definitely worth checking out.
Princess Zena Boaz
Open late if you want a bite to eat or some place to shop for misc items like Arkansas handmade crafts
… moreRob H
This Friday about 1:30 it wasn’t too busy, you could get a table really easy. Lots of food stalls to choose from, so be prepared to make returning trips. Had Indian food this trip. Going to try the Thai food next time. Then gonna be hitting up the burger place (davids) on a return trip. Everyone should come here, just come hungry, because everyone here wants to feed you!!!!
… moreRichard Loghry
One of the funnest places to eat in town. Multiple international and local vendors around a food court with great atmosphere. Everybody can find something in here:) and don’t forget the farmer’s market and other events that take place in the attached pavilion!
… moreMike
This place is cool. Lots of food options, wasn’t crowded during the farmers market on a Saturday.
… moreNina DuBois
I’m coping my review left at Rivermarket Pavilion….Great space that has been available for years! Could use some updating & maybe more maintenance to keep it relevant & active. I would hate to see the space “fall off” of regular use just because of things being tabled til later. A lot of traffic flows through here (tourists, employees of Rivermarket businesses, and students). Let’s keep this place thriving & relevant!
… moreChris Lowry
Love downtown Little Rock. Arkansas native author Chris Lowry explores downtown as much as possible for inspiration or just to enjoy the sun. Grab any of his books off Amazon and take it down by the river for am afternoon of reading.
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