“ You pay for the location and vibe 100%. The beers are brewed from the hot spring water which is cool. We were here in mid May and it was soooo hot inside. No air conditioning. I'm not sure if it was broken or the historical factor is just not equipped with AC. Service was just okay. We got a table facing the window so we could see passer by people and that was nice. Beers were tasty. We also shared some chips and cheese/cheese and it was just alright. Not near enough dip for the amount of chips they give you. Prices are what you'd expect in a park. Overall, I would go somewhere else next time. ”

“ From beers to wings to salad and service, this place was a GREAT find! Brock was a great server and all that I had were a result of recommendations - spot on! I then sat at the bar with an off-shift server who came in to fill a growler and I then learned about the 'secret taps'... OMG - I'm coming back again this week for sure!!! Great history here too, worth a stop only if you like great craft beers, food, service, and history. If not, there is a Texas Roadhouse near for you ”

“ My husband went to HS for our anniversary and we decided to give this place another try. OMG the steak fries are definitely one of the best things I've ever eaten. And I do not say that lightly, I am a pretty hard critic. We loved our beers. Our waitress was phenomenal. 10/10 ”

“ How cool is it to say that you have been to the only brewery located in a national park? That was a majority of the reason why we wanted to stop at Superior Bathhouse Brewery, but the food did not disappoint, nor did the beverages. Our waitress was extremely kind and attentive, despite the fact that they were absolutely slammed. To start, I ordered a flight with four different beers on tap. The one that peaked my interest the most, and actually ended up being my favorite was a dill pickle flavored beer. Weird, I know, but it had a very curious and interesting bite to it. I also tried a jalapeño beer, a traditional, blonde, and a honey blonde. To start with food, we decided to try the infamous pretzel with some beer cheese and honey mustard. The pretzel was the perfect salty balance to our beverages and the honey mustard had a nice tangy bite. For my meal, I was craving a good old-fashioned smash burger with french fries and it did not disappoint. It was all of the greasy, burgery goodness I was looking for. So if you find yourself in Hot Springs, Arkansas, and looking for a bite to eat, do yourself a favor and stop by this awesome bathhouse turned brewery. ”

“ We came by on a busy Saturday afternoon and were fortunate to be promptly seated by the bar area. We tried the steak sandwich, which came chock-full of shaved steak, cheese, onions, and peppers on a pistolette (which ended up looking like a french bread hot dog bun), accompanied with mac and cheese. Equally delicious was the Fun Guy Patty Melt, which came with cheese, onions, mushroom, x2 patties, and Texas Toast. The coleslaw that accompanied the Fun Guy was tasty as well. What I liked about both dishes is that they were filling and tasty without being overly salty. I also sampled a couple lighter beers - the Grimhild's Draught Nordic Ale was a distinct drink with hints of Juniper, and the Beez Kneez Blonde came with a hint of basil as well. The root beer was unique in that it was not too sweet and had a smooth finish, and seemingly had less sugar than your typical grocery store root beer. Overall, this is a classic Hot Springs restaurant not to be missed! I would encourage folks to give this place a shot for the affordable, tasty meals and iconic root beer. Do note that it is a popular place, so be prepared for a wait and factor that into your activities for the day. ”

“ 1916 bathhouse opened. 1983 bathhouse closed. 2013 brewery opened. It's the only brewery in a U.S. National Park and the only brewery in the world to use thermal spring water in their beer. The stats alone are reason to pay a visit, but the food & beers are equally compelling. THE FOOD. - Rose's Burger | Two patties, smash burger style, and seasoned well with bacon jam and smoked Gouda cheese. The bun is toasted with charred edges. Really, it's a great burger to try out. You can choose from a slew of sides, but I went with fries and let me just say, those things were so good! Steak cut and also seasoned well, I was super impressed with myself for ordering something super impressing. - Reuben Sandwich | Thinly sliced Corned beef with sauerkraut, melted swiss cheese, and thousand island dressing on a toasted marble rye bread. Amazingly flavorful and done really well. For this dish, we ordered onion rings which were deep fried to perfection. Highly recommend. THE DRUNK DRINKS. - Beer Flights. #1: Sweet Nectar of the Gods (Cream Ale) | It actually tasted like a sour ale and I wonder now if I had the right beer? #8: Foul Play (Oatmeal Stout) | I detected a bit of chocolate and coffee. I'm kidding, I didn't. Ugh. #10: Goat Rock (Bock) | Smoky, almost like a medical grade bandaid. Maybe my sense of smell is off. #16: DeSoto's Folly (Golden Stout) | Roasted chocolate flavors come through with this beer. #4: Spicy Ride (Jalapeño Ale) | Definitely tasted those jalapeño notes and I liked how this turned out. Very nicely done. #5: Northwoods (West Coast Style IPA) | Strongly hoppy. Another one I liked a lot. #13: Czech Yo'Self (Czech Pilsner) | Fizzy with floral notes. #14: The Beez Kneez (Honey Basil Blonde) | Basil and honey notes are wonderful. It felt healthy and I was one with the earth. My favorite, and I recommend trying this one out. COMING BACK? If I'm in the area one day, I would love to come back. ”

“ Great atmosphere! Great Service! Not crazy about the flights but I did branch out from my usual selection. We like the Reuben, the steak fries, and the pretzel was ok. The service was quick and the staff was friendly. I'd return to try a different lineup on the flight. 4.5 stars for us ”

“ My friend took me here while I was visiting her in Arkansas and she took me to Hot Springs,AR. We came here with an intention to eat a light lunch, and the basis for this review. It was packed when we came but one table was available so we were seated promptly. We ordered the pretzel which was good. The house-made beer cheese dip was really good, the honey mustard was just okay. My friend and I split a Tap house Burger. It was juicy and tasty. House-made root beer was a bit bland. Our server was nice and friendly but was not readily available and a bit difficult to find. Ambiance - I like that this bath house was converted to a restaurant. It was packed so it was a bit loud. Price is reasonable. ”