Doe's Eat Place
2806 S Walton Blvd, Bentonville
(479) 254-8081
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4 Stars, could be 5 if prices were maybe 5-10% less or if sides/aps cost a bit less per serving. Regardless, food is delicious, love the tamales and various appetizers. The salad leaves a lot to be wanted, but it is alright. Big fan of the biscuits too. The steaks are the award winners here. Definitely go here if you have $150ish if you want to treat yourself and someone else. The steaks are a bit pricey but it demands it because of the size of them. I think $90-120 for half a cow (1.5-3 inch steaks) is worth it.
Service is great and caring, love the people there.
The atmosphere reminds me of an old school yet contemporary sports bar and grill. You get the best of both worlds with it and, to be honest, it can remind you of home if you are from the Arkansas/Mississippi Delta.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Have eaten at sereral this o e did steak perfect. Fries are good at all locations. Didnt try their Tamales this time which they are famous for also. History of the original Does Eats in Geenville MS is really interesting.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Huge Steak
Great steakhouse for us normal folk!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Two and a half pound porterhouse went down nicely. And it wasn't shared. I know Doe's Eat Place doesn't look attractive from the outside. If that drives you to a below oar steak from Roadhouse or Outback, suit yourself. Been to several around the country. Never a bad piece of mea. The quality of the meat exceeds all those chains. Go‼️‼️‼️
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
We should have been clued in, since the parking lot wasn’t full @ 7 in the evening on a Saturday night. And no shocker, it wasn’t a great experience! The restaurant was dirty, the salad was slimy and only one choice of dressing, macaroni was sub par, flavorless red potatoes, weird rodeo doughnut style bread, an additional $7 mustard greens probably from a can, and we shared our $75 steak which we ordered medium rare and it came out rare. So this, sad to say, was our first and last experience at this eatery.
Great staff and of course the best steaks!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Out of towner trying for the first time. Weird experience. believe they had a total of 4 beers on draft. Took an hour to get our food. Waitress brought nothing but excuses every time she came to our table, which wasn't often. Had to have bar refill out drinks. Steak was pretty good when we actually got it. I also found it so weird there aren't normal people portion steaks on the menu. To top it off, the crappy little salads they brought us to nibble on while we were waiting cost us $7. Love local hole in the walls, not this one.
Doe’s Café is one of those little hole-in-the-wall spots you could easily drive past without noticing—but I’m so glad we didn’t. This visit was a treat from start to finish. The place has a true family feel, with a nostalgic atmosphere full of memorabilia, photos of famous visitors, and a sense of history you don’t get at many restaurants. The ambiance is lovely, with low-volume music that’s perfect for conversation.
We were seated in the back area, which could use a little refreshing—the foam in the seats is worn and some light cleaning wouldn’t hurt—but none of that mattered once the food arrived. The combo plate was the star of the show: perfectly cooked and absolutely delicious. The French fries and boiled potatoes were mouthwatering, and honestly, my favorite part. The fried biscuits with butter and honey were the kind of comfort food that instantly makes you happy. Put it all together, and it feels like heaven on a plate.
Our server was excellent—attentive without overdoing it, making us feel well taken care of the whole time.
The only miss for me was the salad—the dressing tasted a bit bitter and not very fresh. But aside from that, everything else was spot-on.
Would I go back? Absolutely. In fact, I’m already planning my next visit.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Cowboy Rib Eye Steak
LOVE eating here when we visit NWA. Decided we wanted some big steaks for dinner loaded up in the car and drove 2 hours for dinner just to eat and drive back. It's sooooo worth it though! The red potatoes and green beans are sooo good.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Queen Filet, Huge Steak, Bone in Ribeye, Steak with Greens and Potatoes
A solid dinner choice for us as we visited Bentonville. We had heard all about the steaks and 3 of our group of 4 had steaks. They are big steaks! I had the “queen” sized filet and it was too much for me. The sides were good but nothing special. The atmosphere is very casual. More of a sports bar atmosphere so if you’re looking for a relaxing dinner, this might not be the best place. But we had a good experience.
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Generations of family love Does!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Great steaks. Cooked perfectly.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
We had a fantastic steak and dinner per usual!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 3
Great steak. Great service. A little pricey but worth it.
Don't judge this place by the exterior! A true hole in the wall looking place with great food and even better service. Halley, our waitress was absolutely outstanding. This was our first visit, and she went above and beyond helping us with recommendations for our order that were spot on. The tamales and steaks were great! Highly recommended!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
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