One Eleven
111 W Markham St, Little Rock
(501) 370-7011
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Had 5 course dinner menu for Valentine’s date with husband and such a delight from service to food, and ambiance of the restaurant was very impressive for a first time guest.Loved the beef/barley carrot soup on tonight’s menu, as well as the halibut and strawberry shortcake. Would definitely visit again
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
We had a wonderful brunch! The servers were great and the ambiance was nice — especially at Christmas time with all of the decorations.
Had a great wine dinner with excellent food and even better company. Each course paired perfectly with the wines and made the night feel special. It was a relaxed, memorable evening I truly enjoyed.
Miss the breakfast board on the menu but it's always delicious and service is always so great, the beautiful Christmas tree is the perfect addition to my holiday season.
I had to park several blocks away from the hotel because its valet parking was overwhelmed. The Christmas decorations in the restaurant were skimpy and the ones in the lobby looked like they were from previous years and had been hung without any effort to freshen them—their bows were flat and their ribbons were bent. We ordered champagne at brunch and were given dirty glasses so we sent them back but when our food arrived we still did not have any glasses. The Eggs Benedict were delicious but they should have had an accompaniment or been served on a smaller plate so as not to look skimpy. I had suggested brunch at The Capital Hotel because I thought it would be an elegant experience but I was disappointed.
A superb Sunday brunch with delicious, innovative food options, outstanding cocktails, and excellent service. Highly recommend.
You may book a reservation for 0945 however when you are seated you will be informed the kitchen closes in 10 minutes. Very new and unwelcome experience for me as a diner.
Thanksgiving event seemed substandard this year. Food was cold, drink service practically nonexistent, we were told they were running out of clean linens for the table setups. Ambience as always is polished but that was all there was to redeem it. As executed this year, definitely did not reflect the cost.
While the venue and staff looked professional and well put together my experience was almost the opposite. It took 20 minutes to receive water, after ordering our drinks it took another 15 minutes for them to arrive, and the food took nearly 30 minutes. While I understand not everything will be quick, I didn't expect to have to wait nearly an hour for my food. When our waiter finally assisted us he was great. I just wish I could say the same for the entire experience. 
Amazing food and drinks. The atmosphere was fun, kind of dark and mysterious. I met a bunch of people there at a conference and the food, drinks, and atmosphere gave us plenty to talk about plus the service was great!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Restaurantji Recommends
I normally avoid hotel restaurants, but options are limited in downtown Little Rock and One Eleven avoids all the downsides (middling food, poor service and high prices). I had some pretty basic food: granola/yogurt parfait, churros and fruit, but the presentation was terrific and there were multiple servers attending to me. The prices were quite reasonable for high-quality food in a quite fancy setting.
Had a great brunch and my wife enjoyed her birthday celebration ! Staff were great and the breakfast board was delicious as always. Shawn Rea
Dropped by right about 5:00 on a Friday just starting to get busy enjoyed a really nice craft cocktail then decided to have the shrimp and grits very nice wine by the glass selection. The staff was timely friendly and informative.
In my opinion, you will not find a more elegant place to dine in Little Rock than the One Eleven in the beautifully restored Capitol Hotel. The building was constructed in 1872 and has been the Capitol Hotel since 1876 hosting presidents and other dignitaries over its long existence. The food, service and atmosphere is of the highest quality.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
In spite of our reservation, once seated it took some time to be recognized by a server. After taking our beverage order we were served right away. Our assigned server was the bartender as we arrived. Our order was for a classic Benedict. We expected Canadian Bacon but the menu said smoked ham. It was difficult to cut and mostly tasteless. Very disappointed as all our previous visits were excellent.
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