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Restaurants & cafés
Brave New Restaurant A long-running fine-dining room tucked into an office building above the Arkansas River, with floor-to-ceiling windows over the water. The kitchen leans on scallops, walleye, and steaks, and the river view is half the reason regulars keep the reservation.
Raduno Brick Oven & Barroom A SoMa brick-oven spot that sweeps the local readers' polls for pizza and brunch alike. Blistered Neapolitan-style pies, a serious cocktail bar, and a weekend brunch that books out are the draw.
Trails & outdoors
Pinnacle Mountain West Summit Trail The signature climb in Pinnacle Mountain State Park, a short but steep rock scramble to a 1,000-foot summit. The payoff is a wide view over Lake Maumelle, the Arkansas River Valley, and the Ouachitas.
Two Rivers Park Trail A flat, paved loop on the peninsula where the Little Maumelle meets the Arkansas River, anchored by a long pedestrian bridge. It connects into the wider regional trail network and stays easy the whole way.
Things to do
Museum of Discovery Arkansas's oldest museum, now a hands-on science center in the River Market with around ninety interactive exhibits. The Tesla coil demonstration in the theater is the crowd-stopper for kids and adults alike.
Lost Forty Brewing The flagship taproom of Arkansas's best-known brewery, in the East Village with a long tap wall and a covered patio. Beyond pints, the Monday experimental pours and the full kitchen make it a destination, not just a beer stop.
Landmarks & sights
Little Rock Central High School National Historic Site The still-operating high school where nine Black students integrated under federal escort, with a National Park Service visitor center across the street telling the full story. The reconstructed gas station and the museum exhibits do the heavy lifting; the school itself is a working campus.
William J. Clinton Presidential Library and Museum A glass-and-steel cantilever over the Arkansas River holding the records of the Clinton presidency, including a full-scale Oval Office replica and a cabinet room. The riverside grounds and the restored Rock Island railroad bridge make it more than an indoor visit.