Arkansas Times

Stuttgart

KIBB’S BARBECUE NO. 2: Moist, smoky and bountiful barbecue; great sandwiches, and a good range of heat in its slightly sweet, tomatoey sauce. Rib dinners, sold by the half-pound on up, are a must-have. (Not the same ownership as Kibbs No. 1.)
Park and Harrison Sts. Stuttgart AR Beer only No CC $-$$ 870-673-2072 LD daily.

KIBB'S BARBECUE NO. 1: The original Kibbs serves up a big, sloppy and terrific barbecue sandwich, home-made french fries and potato salad, ribs and sweet-potato pie in a tiny room fitted with a few booths. The sauce is of sweet, hot variety. You can get catfish here, too.
436 W. 2nd St. Stuttgart AR Beer $$ 870-673-4261 LD Mon.-Sat.

LE PETITE CAJUN BISTRO The Cajun offerings tend to be OK to good, with the most dependable being the "fruits of da bayou," excellent fried fish and grilled shrimp among a plateful of offerings. But the prime rib is great.
1919 S. Main St. Stuttgart AR Beer and Wine CC $$ 870-673-1833 LD Tue.-Sat.

The To-Do List
To-Do List, Nov. 19
Date: 11/19/2009
By: Lindsey Millar and Paul Peterson

Holiday Celebration On Ice, Zac Brown Band, Steve Kimock Crazy Engine, Arkansas Vs. Mississippi State, Pat Green, Dirty Dozen Brass Band, Insane Clown Posse and Chris Denny and the Natives are this week's top picks. /more/
In Brief
In Brief, Nov. 19
Date: 11/19/2009
By: Arkansas Times Staff

Austin’s Mickey and the Motorcars play a rocked-up brand of country at Sticky Fingerz, 10 p.m. Little Rock’s finest jazz trio, the Ted Ludwig Trio, starts at its regular gig at the Capital Bar, 5 p.m., free, before playing the Afterthought’s regular jazz night, 8:30 p.m., $5. /more/
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