I've been traveling to Hot Springs for work quite a bit lately, with no end in sight.  I've been staying at the Staybridge Suites (very nice place) but haven't pinned down the best places to eat yet. Fishermans Wharf was pretty good, and I've eaten at McClards BBQ many times, any other recommendations?

You need to eat Joses right down the street from your hotel.

Jasons aint bad either.

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Taco Pronto!

KJs is suppose to be good. But I haven't eaten there yet. It's on Airport across the street from the best damned butcher in town!
Also Chuck's Southern BBQ is alright, and Cajun Broilers too.

If you find yourself in the mood for pizza, check out Rod's.

Cajun Broilers is my favorite sit down place followed closely by Brau Haus when I want heavy food and heavier beer.  Colorado Grill is good for Mexican, Bobaloos (sp?) downtown has the best burgers and killer sausages and milkshakes.

I have ordered pizza from Rod's and Rocky's Corner, both were good but I prefer the Rockys.

I didn't realize that Cajun Broilers was a sit down place, years ago I used to stay at the Hot Springs Resort across the road. What a dump that place has turned into!

Thanks for the recommendations, gonna try a couple of them next week.

There is a good sea food restaurant in downtown Hot springs,but I have forgotten the name of the place. I'll talk to a bud of mine tonight, he goes there alot on the weekends.

Heres the hidden or out of the way places.!
Colorado Grill on Ouachita Ave. has great Tex Mex and outstanding burgers its located across the street from Stroope Tire.
Back Porch grill behind Sun Bay in the 4000 Block of Central Good Steaks
The Brick House Grill at the corner of Bridge and Central or Bridge and Malvern try the Arky Cheese Steak Sandwich good steaks.
Smokin in Style Winston Plaza on Albert PIke (Cross street Sour Rock) The best ribs in Hot Springs try the Sampler Platter Ribs, pulled pork, homemade sausage frys and beans it will easily feed two hungry apettites.
Cafe 1217 at 1217 Malvern Road eclectic cuisine, menu changes each day fresh, artisan style cooking. Excellent stuff.
Faccis it is in a little house at the corner of Central and Woodlawn great Italian Beef sandwiches.
Frosty Treat on East Grand  (Cross street Cypressvale) the best Milk Shake around these parts.
King Kone on Malvern (Cross street Cones Road) great Burgers, great soft serve.
Eds Place on Park Avenue a long way outside of town but worth the drive! Its past Fountain Lake School near the 5 & 7 junction great home style food good fried chicken.
Ambrosia Bakery at South Park Center, Central (Cross street Mockingbird) excellent baked goods
Muellers Bakery Central (Cross street Crawford) Central City Shopping Center best donuts in the state maybe the region worth trying.

If you want to eat lunch some time let me know I always love to talk guns!

I also have to recommend Hawgs pizza out airport for great thin crust

YEAH!  and I don't normally like thin crust.

There's also Whole Hog BBQ in the Temperance Hill shopping center.  I just tried the BBQ nachos, it's different and really good.

I love Rod's but it's a long wheel base $10 bill every time I go.

Deskoski's place has the best steaks, but the price is pretty steep.

Didn't get into town until 8:00 tonight, felt like fish so I ate at Doe's Place on the lake.  The cajun casserole was great!

Damn straight! But then again, how much are you really paying in cash for an all night spoon session?