Downtown Conway
Walk This Way
Conway has much to offer residents and visitors alike, combining the best aspects of a small town with the cultural opportunities offered by two top-notch universities. Both the University of Central Arkansas and Hendrix College are known for amazing performing arts and special events, while Conway Regional Medical Center offers world-class healthcare in a friendly environment. Combine all these amenities with great boutique shopping and a rapidly expanding dining scene, and you’ve got the best of both worlds, whether you’re just in town for a visit or you decide to make Conway your home. ShoppingBevy’s Conway’s Classic Touch DeBoard Electronics EM Jeans Fletcher Smith’s Jewelers Hambuchen Home Furnishings House of Ivo Jenifer’s Antiques Just T’s N The Kitchen Store Lance Johnston Photographers Lefler’s Moravia PK’s Pizzazz The Plant Outlet Room to Room Rose Cottage Something Blue The Sporty Runner A Very Merry Christmas Store Walk This Way Warp & Woof Wilkinson’s Mall Ye Olde Daisy Shoppe Home DesignAmerican Blinds & Shutters Coney’s Garage Door Conway Block Conway Custom Builders Creative Concrete Solutions Floorscapes of Arkansas Hambuchen Custom Homes First Security Bank First State Bank Legacy Fencing Pam McDowell Properties Dining and EventsAgora Conference Center Michelangelo’s Italian Ristorante Mike’s Place Oak Street Bistro Stoby’s |
Downtown Fayetteville
Downtown Fayetteville is overflowing with live entertainment, great restaurants and top-notch shopping experiences. Book a room at The Cosmopolitan Hotel and devote a weekend to exploring all the offerings on the historic square and nearby Dickson Street, and if you want to extend your stay indefinitely look into a luxury condominium at Elements at the Icehouse. Each full-furnished condo includes two master bathrooms with Jacuzzi tub, a gourmet kitchen and private parking. No matter the length of your stay, be sure to enjoy an artful experience at Walton Arts Center. This wonderful performing arts and entertainment center always has something to see from exhibitions to theatrical and musical performances of all kinds. You’ll soon understand why so many people are in love with Hog country.
![]() |
| Carnall Hall |
Shopping
3 Monkeys
19 S. Block Ave., 479-442-9984, www.3monkeysboutique.com
3 Monkeys is the place for oh-so-cute baby and children’s clothes from top brands like Burberry, Lipstik Girls, True Religion and Lacoste. Check out their great gift ideas too.
Blue Coconut
509 W. Spring St., 479-251-8726
Pick up the latest fashions from cutting-edge clothing, accessories and shoe designers like Betsey Johnson, BC Footwear and many more.
By Request
24 E. Meadow St., 479-442-7525
Stop by this women’s clothing boutique for the latest creations from designers like Tory Burch and St. John. Don’t miss their beauty counter filled with Bliss products and Trish McEvoy cosmetics.
DSV Boutique
106 N. Block Ave., 479-443-2323, www.dsvboutique.com
This full-service bead store and boutique boasts racks of imported clothing and cases of unique sterling-silver jewelry and gifts. They can even help you create custom jewelry pieces, and they offer classes.
Fayetteville’s Farmers’ Market
Downtown Square, 479-575-1875, www.fayettevillefarmersmarket.org
Make time to peruse this farmers’ market on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays from 7:00 a.m. until 1:00 p.m. for the freshest produce, beautiful flowers and unique arts and crafts.
Flora
204 N. Block Ave., 479-442-7010, www.floranwa.com
Flora is known for their exceptional florals, potted orchids and extraordinary plants. They are happy to create botanical masterpieces for any event, and they have all the garden and flower accessories you’ll need.
French Metro Antiques
200 W. Dickson St., 479-587-0804, www.frenchmetro.com
French Metro Antiques is a direct importer of fine French antique furniture and accessories. The knowledgeable staff travels to the provinces of France regularly to uncover one-of-a-kind furnishings to enhance your home.
![]() |
| Fayetteville’s Farmers’ Market |
French Quarters Antiques
11 N. Block Ave., 479-443-3355, www.french-quarters.com
If you’re looking for fine French and European antiques from the 18th and 19th centuries, stop in French Quarters Antiques for a large selection of investment-quality pieces at affordable prices.
Kimberly Harper Interiors
19 S. Block Ave., 479-442-4999
Whether you’re wishing to redesign your entire house, or just spruce up a few rooms, visit Kimberly Harper Interiors. She offers a full-service interior design business, as well as in-stock furniture, accessories and artwork.
Lola Boutique
339 N. West Ave., 479-443-5535, www.lolaboutique.com
Lola Boutique is a must-stop for the most up-to-date women’s fashions from Alexis Bittar, a. Cheng, Ashley Paige, Corey Lynn Calter and more. Don’t miss their more than 30 exclusive lines, including lingerie, apparel, jewelry, handbags and much more.
The Pink Papaya
509 W. Spring St., 479-521-PINK
If your ‘do is in need of an update, step in Pink Papaya, an Aveda hair salon, for an appointment with one of their professionally trained and handpicked hair stylists. You can also choose to be pampered with a manicure, pedicure, massage and more.
Romance Diamond Co.
248 W. Dickson St., 479-443-9289, www.romancediamond.com
Specializing in diamond engagement rings and jewelry from Kwiat and J.B. Star, Romance Diamond is a must-see for stunning jewelry of all kinds, including Cartier, Breitling and Tag Heuer. The custom jeweler on staff can also create masterpieces.
Snapdragon
628 W. Dickson St., 479-442-7627
Easily update your wardrobe with the hottest shoes and accessories from Snapdragon. With funky collections like Pink Studio and N.Y.L.A., there’s sure to be something that catches your eye.
Something Urban
101 W. Dickson St., 479-442-0140.
If you’re looking for metropolitan chic, stop in Something Urban for hip and trendy clothing selections and accessories.
Town & Country Shop
9 S. Block Ave., 479-442-5561
Town & Country Shop boasts the latest women’s fashions from Lynn Ritchie and Alex Evenings and accessories from Brighton, Matt & Nat and more.
Underwood’s Fine Jewelers
611 W. Dickson St., 800-572-2242, www.underwoods.com
Founded in 1957, Underwood’s affords clients award-winning diamond and gem jewelry. Tom Weishaar, their master bench jeweler, is happy to custom create any piece for you, and there are even Razorback-inspired pendants, cuff links and earrings for the hog fan.
Dining
Bordino’s
324 W. Dickson St., 479-527-6795, www.bordinos.com
You’ll definitely want to spend some time at Bordino’s, where the exciting menu ranges from grilled Tasmanian salmon and blackened strip loin to goat cheese gnocchi. The bar and lounge area is the perfect spot to enjoy one of their inventive cocktails, and they are also open for lunch.
The Common Grounds
412 W. Dickson St., 479-442-3515, www.commongroundsar.com
When you’re in need of a caffeine pick-me-up, visit The Common Grounds. This gourmet espresso bar serves the highest quality and widest variety of coffee drinks in town. You can also grab breakfast, lunch, dinner and desserts. Their full bar specializes in yummy martinis and a wide selection of wines and beers.
Theo’s
318 N. Campbell Ave., 479-527-0086, www.theosfayetteville.com
Theo’s American Kitchen & Cocktail Lounge is a delightful blend of coastal cuisine and Southern cooking. The award-winning wine list is extensive, yet easy to navigate, and the staff is always willing to suggest their favorites. Whether you’re interested in a delectable dinner or just meeting friends for drinks, Theo’s is a great choice.
…
Mountain View
Tucked away on the banks of the White River, Mountain View boasts an amazing combination of natural beauty and native Arkansas crafts and music. Though Stone County suffered damage in February’s tornado, Mountain View’s picturesque downtown remains a bustling center of commerce, with impromptu musical sessions popping up on Saturday nights. On the third weekend in April, the Ozark Folk Center hosts the Arkansas Folk Festival, with a parade, handmade crafts, frontier life demonstrations and more, all celebrating the opening of the spring season.
Shopping
Arkansas Craft Gallery
104 E. Main St., 870-369-3897, www.arcraftguild.org
The retail outlet of the Arkansas Craft Guild is dedicated to promoting its members’ handmade art and crafts. It’s an amazing place to discover a new artist and find a special piece of pottery, glassware or wood.
Aunt Minnie’s Little Yellow House
116 Howard Ave., 870-269-2726, www.auntminniesyellowhouse.com
Set aside plenty of time to browse the wonderful handmade pottery, wooden ornaments, jewelry and “splatter-ware” in every color. Aunt Minnie’s also offers Kathy Van Zealand handbags and purses.
The CornerStone Shoppe
101 N. Peabody St., 870-269-4800
With accessories by Brighton and Fossil and Yellow Box and Rocketdog shoes, The CornerStone Shoppe is full of stylish ladies’ wear items downstairs, with a home and kitchen department upstairs.
The Dulcimer Shop
1104 Sylamore Rd., 870-269-4313, www.mcspaddendulcimers.com
The finely crafted McSpadden dulcimers made in Mountain View are some of the best anywhere, and you can experience the crafting and playing of these traditional mountain instruments here.
Mountain View Music and Gifts
123 W. Washington, 870-269-9044, www.pickmountainviewmusic.com
New and vintage guitars, fiddles and banjos from names like Martin, Weber and Blue Ridge fill this staple on the square, where you can also pick up music books or take a lesson on your new instrument.
Olive Tree Gallery and Coffee Shop
116 W. Main St., 870-269-7717, www.theolivetreegallery.com
The work of Arkansas artists, from pottery, to bronze sculptures to painting, as well as handcrafted furniture, fills this gallery. Not only do they offer custom framing services, the coffee shop and Internet café mean you’ll want to settle in for a while.
The Ironworks
201 W. Main St., 870-269-3999, 800-380-4766, www.stoneiron.com
Hand-forged wrought-iron furnishings and accessories are the specialty at Stone County Ironworks’ Mountain View Showroom, from four-poster beds to lamps, door hardware and fireplace accessories.
A Timeless Touch
223 W. Main St., 870-269-4004
Stop in at A Timeless Touch, just west of the square, for seasonal decorations, antiques and many other gifts.
Town & Country Interiors
112 Howard Ave., 870-269-5505
Located on the square for 13 years, Town & Country is known for their amazing selection of antique furnishings, from wardrobes to complete dining room groups, as well as local crafts.
Zeke’s on the Square
101 E. Main St., 870-269-4746, www.zekesmusic.com
Visit Zeke’s for guitars, banjos and mandolins from Kentucky, Alvarex and Ome, as well as instructional books and materials.
…
- « Previous Page
- 1
- …
- 16
- 17
- 18






