re: Friendly advice for my LSU friends heading to NWA(weather/roads)Forecast Added**

Posted by iluvredboxx

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Posted on 11/13/14 at 2:19 pm to Hawgeye

Hawgeye

Posted by Tigercoop40

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Posted on 11/13/14 at 2:21 pm to Duckie

I've never had a problem on Dickson wearing LSU gear.

Some of the places my friends and I go are:

Social Club- Kinda arcade bar with a lot of TV's. Giant Jenga, Shuffle Board, Darts, and old arcade games are all free.

Green Room- Pretty nice pool hall.

If you are looking to drink a lot, Shotz is a pretty fun place. May be a little younger, but a fun place to check out.

If you are parking down by Baum Stadium, there is a nice sports bar over there called Foghorns. The owner is a fun guy, the staff is always pretty good. Like the food. I'm sure they can play the soccer game if you ask(as long as it isn't Saturday).

Like others have said Hugo's is a pretty good place to eat. If you are around Springdale AQ Chicken is pretty good.

Also Hawgeye, you may wanna update about 49 North around Bentonville with all the construction

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Posted by Hawgeye

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Posted on 11/13/14 at 2:45 pm to Tigercoop40

If I listed all the construction going on, it may take a while.

I figured south Louisiana folks would rather drive through construction than up hills on some of the smaller streets around. I know I would. But yea, widening I49 is a slight cluster heading north for sure.

Posted by Hawgeye

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Posted on 11/13/14 at 2:52 pm to Tigercoop40

And to add to Tigercoop's post...Foghorns is an alright spot. Im not a big fan of their wings, but would make for a short walk from Baum parking lot to be indoors and grab some beer. Then hop back over to Baum and catch a shuttle bus up to the stadium.

I also like Chuy's(sp)up in Rogers for Mexican food if any of you are staying that way. Its across from Pinnacle Hills. Also, you will find a good sized Cabela's there. Im sure most everyone in our two fan bases are into the outdoors. Would also be a good spot for a thick coat that will be needed Saturday.

Posted by Numberwang

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Posted on 11/13/14 at 2:55 pm to CherryGarciaMan

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English style place where soccer fandom is welcome.

Farrell's. You might also check out Smoke & Barrel, which is home to the AO chapter. They are the bigger soccer fans. Kind of a hipster bar, otherwise. I like it though. Its off Dickson, behind Jose's(mexican-themed patio, can't miss it).

Posted by Numberwang

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Posted on 11/13/14 at 2:57 pm to Numberwang

If Farrell's is ever overbooked, there's another sports bar right behind it up the alley called Sideways.

Damn we have a lot of bars on Dickson.

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Posted by CherryGarciaMan

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Posted on 11/13/14 at 3:03 pm to Numberwang

Thanks for the advice.

We'll watch it at Farrell's if that is the official AO bar.

Posted by Numberwang

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Posted on 11/13/14 at 3:03 pm to CherryGarciaMan

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We're heading to vitro 1925 for dinner that night and have heard nothing but great things.

Vetro is up on the Square. There's West Mountain Brewing (small) on the Square. If you feel like barring around a bit, Maxine's Tap room and Tables & Ale are up that way. JR's lightbulb is small and hipstery and will probably have a band. Don't go to Club Push unless someone in your group is gay.

All of that is feasibly walkable from Dickson, but its more than a few blocks, uphill. On a nice night, I'd recommend it.

Posted by Numberwang

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Posted on 11/13/14 at 3:04 pm to CherryGarciaMan

The official AO bar is Smoke & Barrel.
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This post was edited on 11/13/14 at 3:05 pm