This restaurant no longer exists. It is now The Table at the Station and is clearly under new ownership. The food was fine, but it has a more uppity, foodie and slightly more stuffy atmosphere now. Very sad to see that the old Station Cafe looks to be gone forever. ?
Sandra Downey
People were very accommodating and pleasant. Food was good and atmosphere was casual and very comfortable with indoor and outdoor seating. Tanner and everyone was very friendly and welcoming to guests. Facility is still expanding and is a place to definitely go to.
Kim Sims
It is not Station Cafe any longer. It's called Table at the Station.
James H
The food was great and came out pretty fast. It is kind of a small dining area and there a few flies around when we went. But this time of year and they are hard to keep out.
Allesha Bond
They have moved off the square into the most charming location! If you're looking for some good home cooking and a nice place to enjoy a meal with family look no further!They have salads to delicious steak burgers. They also carry a variety of made from scratch pies. The staff is friendly and helpful. And because they are a little off the normal beaten path you can enjoy a nice quiet meal without losing any of the Bentonville charm.Parking is easy and convenient. There are options for indoor or outdoor dining on their spacious patio or get your meal carry out style and head across the street to the park for a picnic lunch.Pricing is average and you get a good amount of food and free refills on fountain drinks.I'm thrilled with their new location and you should definitely go for breakfast, lunch, or dinner! You won't be disappointed.
Dirk Bruxvoort
Cute little cafe, extremely good food. I got the ultimate burger, it was massive and was very good.
Jana L
I've been here several times and they have consistently good burgers. I haven't been since they moved into their new location, but the old location on the square had outdoor seating and cute gas station decor.
Roger G
The Station Cafe moved from the Bentonville Square to 409 SE 6th St. a couple of years ago. We had enjoyed burgers and fries at their old location for years, and we ate at the new location several times as well. However, in December when we went back with visiting family, we discovered it has become "Table at the Station," with some connection to the group that has Table Mesa on the square. The decor inside is completely different - no longer interesting license plates on the walls and the kind of small town cafe feel that it once had, but now striving for a more upscale vibe. Since we were there on an unseasonably warm day, we ate outside, which was lovely. I had the calamari appetizer and it was great, deep fried in a light, tempura-type batter. A granddaughter had the Impossible Burger and liked it, and eveyone else enjoyed their food, too. Service was good. I have to admit, though, that I miss the atmosphere and food of the old Station. Bentonville now has a ton of trendy restaurants and that's fine, but I mourn the passing of an unpretentious old burger joint.
Mark G
Took my father to try there Waygu burger, it was very good, cooked perfectly. My dad had the fries, he said it the fries were good I had the salad, plate of weeds, Spring Mix, why would any one not just serve a Iceberg - romaine mix for the salad But the real issue for me, not giving it a better rating, $3.50 for a glass of tea and $3.50 for a coke. I understand that the restaurant business is tough but a glass of tea cost 12 or 13 cents this is why more customers drink water. If I go back, you can bet I won’t have a glass of tea.
If you are going expecting The Station Cafe, you will be disappointed. New owners, new decor, new menu, new name (although they do have burgers). Decor is off putting - trying to look high end but totally missed the mark. The nostalgic feel that made this restaurant is gone. Not sure what customer base they are looking to attract. Although decor is new, it feels old fashioned and outdated. Entrance is difficult to find as you have to walk 3/4 around the “house” to find it, right past the now blocked front door. Staff very friendly and helpful. No more ordering at the counter as restaurant is now full service. Food was ok. Burgers are pricey but tasty. Ordered Medium Rare and got Medium Well, but otherwise ok. I won’t be going back as there are much better options with a more pleasant atmosphere in the area.
Gary Hodge
The Cheese burger was very good. However they are really high just like their downtown location. $3.50 for a glass of tea? It cost my son and I $30.00 for two cheeseburgers and two teas and that’s with a military discount. I already miss the Station Cafe!!
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We had a lovely lunch sitting outside on the deck with our pooch. The hamburger was good, the fries are nothing special, just standard crinkle cut frozen fries. It’s in a nice area. The cafe has relocated to 409 SE 6th st.
Scott Wood
Decent burger and fries. Great outdoor eating section when the weather is nice! Man do I miss the downtown location!
Jason Moseley
Since they've moved it's a bit cozier now and they have a nice outdoor seating area but if you blink you'll miss the place. Some better signage would help those looking for it. Also, the fries aren't what they used to be. They were much better before they moved. The burger is still good though!
This restaurant no longer exists. It is now The Table at the Station and is clearly under new ownership. The food was fine, but it has a more uppity, foodie and slightly more stuffy atmosphere now. Very sad to see that the old Station Cafe looks to be gone forever. ?
People were very accommodating and pleasant. Food was good and atmosphere was casual and very comfortable with indoor and outdoor seating. Tanner and everyone was very friendly and welcoming to guests. Facility is still expanding and is a place to definitely go to.
It is not Station Cafe any longer. It's called Table at the Station.
The food was great and came out pretty fast. It is kind of a small dining area and there a few flies around when we went. But this time of year and they are hard to keep out.
They have moved off the square into the most charming location! If you're looking for some good home cooking and a nice place to enjoy a meal with family look no further!They have salads to delicious steak burgers. They also carry a variety of made from scratch pies. The staff is friendly and helpful. And because they are a little off the normal beaten path you can enjoy a nice quiet meal without losing any of the Bentonville charm.Parking is easy and convenient. There are options for indoor or outdoor dining on their spacious patio or get your meal carry out style and head across the street to the park for a picnic lunch.Pricing is average and you get a good amount of food and free refills on fountain drinks.I'm thrilled with their new location and you should definitely go for breakfast, lunch, or dinner! You won't be disappointed.
Cute little cafe, extremely good food. I got the ultimate burger, it was massive and was very good.
I've been here several times and they have consistently good burgers. I haven't been since they moved into their new location, but the old location on the square had outdoor seating and cute gas station decor.
The Station Cafe moved from the Bentonville Square to 409 SE 6th St. a couple of years ago. We had enjoyed burgers and fries at their old location for years, and we ate at the new location several times as well. However, in December when we went back with visiting family, we discovered it has become "Table at the Station," with some connection to the group that has Table Mesa on the square. The decor inside is completely different - no longer interesting license plates on the walls and the kind of small town cafe feel that it once had, but now striving for a more upscale vibe. Since we were there on an unseasonably warm day, we ate outside, which was lovely. I had the calamari appetizer and it was great, deep fried in a light, tempura-type batter. A granddaughter had the Impossible Burger and liked it, and eveyone else enjoyed their food, too. Service was good. I have to admit, though, that I miss the atmosphere and food of the old Station. Bentonville now has a ton of trendy restaurants and that's fine, but I mourn the passing of an unpretentious old burger joint.
Took my father to try there Waygu burger, it was very good, cooked perfectly. My dad had the fries, he said it the fries were good I had the salad, plate of weeds, Spring Mix, why would any one not just serve a Iceberg - romaine mix for the salad But the real issue for me, not giving it a better rating, $3.50 for a glass of tea and $3.50 for a coke. I understand that the restaurant business is tough but a glass of tea cost 12 or 13 cents this is why more customers drink water. If I go back, you can bet I won’t have a glass of tea.
Loved this place!! Excellent service and food
Restaurantji Recommends
If you are going expecting The Station Cafe, you will be disappointed. New owners, new decor, new menu, new name (although they do have burgers). Decor is off putting - trying to look high end but totally missed the mark. The nostalgic feel that made this restaurant is gone. Not sure what customer base they are looking to attract. Although decor is new, it feels old fashioned and outdated. Entrance is difficult to find as you have to walk 3/4 around the “house” to find it, right past the now blocked front door. Staff very friendly and helpful. No more ordering at the counter as restaurant is now full service. Food was ok. Burgers are pricey but tasty. Ordered Medium Rare and got Medium Well, but otherwise ok. I won’t be going back as there are much better options with a more pleasant atmosphere in the area.
The Cheese burger was very good. However they are really high just like their downtown location. $3.50 for a glass of tea? It cost my son and I $30.00 for two cheeseburgers and two teas and that’s with a military discount. I already miss the Station Cafe!!
We had a lovely lunch sitting outside on the deck with our pooch. The hamburger was good, the fries are nothing special, just standard crinkle cut frozen fries. It’s in a nice area. The cafe has relocated to 409 SE 6th st.
Decent burger and fries. Great outdoor eating section when the weather is nice! Man do I miss the downtown location!
Since they've moved it's a bit cozier now and they have a nice outdoor seating area but if you blink you'll miss the place. Some better signage would help those looking for it. Also, the fries aren't what they used to be. They were much better before they moved. The burger is still good though!
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