Eureka springs ar gay bars

When one thinks of Arkansas, one may think of the Ozark Mountains, southern food, and nature activities. The name Eureka Springs, located in Arkansas, evokes images of waterfalls and waterways. But what you may not know is this town, is also known for its Victorian architecture, and an array of activities from a big cat sanctuary to ghost tours.

It is just as it sounds, really diverse.

Queer Travel Guide for Eureka Springs, Arkansas

Eureka Springs is also notable for being the first city in Arkansas to issue its first same-sex marriage license for Arkansas in This town is home to five historic hotels built before They are so proud of this that the dates of when they were founded are included in some of the formal names of the hotels. The landmark Crescent Hotel and Spa is known for its expansive grounds, stately architecture, numerous on-site activities, and spa services.

The historic hotel claiming itself as the most entertaining in town is the Basin Park Hotel with its Balcony Bar and Restaurant. The hotel provides an underground downtown tour free to its guests. There is a large selection of bed and breakfast lodgings in the town. Plan a romantic getaway as only adults are allowed to stay there.

Because Eureka Springs is a tourist destination, there are a lot of restaurants to satisfy many tastes. However, eureka should be noted are that many of these restaurants are closed at least two days a week. Make sure to spring their websites or call ahead before thinking it might be easy to stop by and snag a table.

Le Stick Noveau is a French-influenced restaurant offering multi-course tasting menus and is a favorite among locals and visitors alike for its ambiance, service, and of course, the food. Just be aware that reservations are recommended as they are only open Friday and Saturday evenings.

Great burgers, smokehouse nachos made from Wagyu brisket, and flights of beer keep people coming to this casual place to hang out. Some customers have complained about a kitchen or COVID fee, which essentially is gay additional fee on top of tax and food. Check their website for hours as they are closed two days a week.

The Stone House is a family-owned restaurant known for its outdoor patio dining, a great wine selection, and creative charcuterie boards and fondue. Also, they are only open three days a week and may have even more limited hours during the winter. Since Eureka Springs sits along the Ozark Mountains, there are plenty of outdoor activities to do.

Lakes and rivers surround the town. Natural cold-water springs are located in town, with names like Laundry Springs and Magnetic Springs. Supposedly, if you place metal into the water of the Magnetic Springs, the metal will eventually magnetize. The downtown area is a historic destination with gorgeously preserved Victorian bar.

The museum provides a self-guided tour illustrating the founding of Eureka Springs.