restaurants

If you are looking for someplace to go on Christmas to eat with the family and friends I have some news for you. There are a few places that are open so you don't have to get the kitchen all dirty and still have a great meal.

With Texarkana being so close to bigger cities we get to experience the big city shopping and of course the great restaurants. After our last trip to Dallas, I wondered why do we not have some of these restaurants in Texarkana?

The top 10 full service restaurants listed below are ranked by the American Customer Satisfaction Index (ACSI). Do you agree with their list?

Texarkana is a pretty unique place and may not be for everyone. Here are five reasons you should never move to Texarkana.

In recent months, Texarkana has had a rash of restaurants close. Some are moving, some are not coming back. Here's the scoop.

Let's face it, when it comes to eating out with a family it can get expensive real fast depending on how large your family is and where you decide to eat. And if you're living on a limited budget that can become very difficult for any family to do.

Well it's about time!! The Dixie Diner is back at its original place on Stateline Avenue.

Well, look at who's moving in across the street from us on Arkansas Boulevard! Brangus Feed Lot!

When you go to a buffet, ever wonder if you've eaten SO MUCH the restaurant lost money on you?  I know people that have been told to LEAVE the restaurant because they ate so much. I have also heard of some people being BANNED from certain buffets!

How would you feel if you were given an iPad instead of a paper menu?

Yesterday morning before leaving the Dallas area, my husband and I wanted a unique breakfast experience. So what did we do?

The Green Tomato made an announcement today that they will be closing their Genoa location on January 21, 2012, but the Lake Drive store will remain open for business.