We’re open weekdays from 6:30 AM to 2:00 PM and weekends from 7:00 AM to 3:00 PM. We’re open every day of the week, so whether you’re an early riser on a Tuesday or sleeping in on a Sunday, we’ve got you covered.

We’re at 1001 SW Regional Airport Boulevard, Bentonville, AR 72712 — just about 15 minutes from Northwest Arkansas National Airport (XNA), right off I-Street near the Bentonville/Rogers area.

We don’t take traditional reservations, but you can join our waitlist online before you arrive — especially helpful on weekend mornings when things get busy. You can join the waitlist directly from our website.

Weekend brunch hours from 9:30 AM to 12:00 PM are our busiest window. If you want a shorter wait, aim to arrive before 9:00 AM or after 12:30 PM. Weekday mornings are generally much more relaxed.

Yes! You can place a pickup order through our online ordering system. It’s a great option if you’re on a tight schedule, heading to the airport, or just want to skip the wait.

Yes, there’s free parking available at the restaurant. It’s easy access off SW Regional Airport Boulevard.

Yes — we have a covered, seasonally heated patio, which makes it comfortable for outdoor dining year-round. Great for a lazy brunch morning or when you want to enjoy the fresh air.

Yes! Dogs are welcome on our patio. Bring the pup along.

Yes, this location is fully wheelchair accessible.

Yes, free WiFi is available for guests.

You can reach us at (479) 364-0080.

We’re known for scratch-made Southern comfort food — biscuits baked fresh daily, hearty breakfast bowls, fluffy pancakes, and classics done right. Everything is made from scratch, not from a bag or a box. The biscuits are the thing people always come back for.

Some of our most-loved menu items include:

• The Countryman Bowl — crispy potatoes, bacon, sausage, ham, eggs, cheddar, and our signature gravy. A meal in itself.
• The Biscuit Feast — a fresh-baked biscuit, two eggs, crispy potatoes, and your choice of bacon or sausage. Simple, satisfying.
• Cinnamon Beignets — a fan-favorite starter that people order before they even look at the rest of the menu.
• Unicorn Pancakes — the kids’ menu hero. Wildly popular with little ones.

We serve ONYX Coffee, a locally roasted Arkansas brand. If you care about your morning coffee, you’ll appreciate it.

Yes — we serve food all the way up to closing (2 PM weekdays, 3 PM weekends), so the full menu is available through late morning and into early afternoon.

Yes! We have a kids’ menu with options like the Unicorn Pancakes that are a big hit with families.

Yes, there are vegetarian-friendly options on our menu. Ask your server if you have specific needs.

Yes — our Bloody Mary is a guest favorite, served in a mason jar with celery and shrimp. It’s practically a meal on its own.

The Buttered Biscuit I-Street consistently ranks as one of the top breakfast spots in Bentonville. Made-from-scratch food, locally sourced coffee, Southern hospitality, and a relaxed patio vibe make it stand out from chain options. It’s a go-to for locals and a must-try for visitors.

Our I-Street location is one of the most popular brunch destinations in NWA. The covered patio, scratch kitchen, full beverage menu (including Bloody Marys), and relaxed atmosphere make it ideal for a long, unhurried weekend brunch.
Come early or join the waitlist — it fills up fast on weekends.

The Buttered Biscuit I-Street is about 15 minutes from XNA and is one of the best breakfast options in the area. It’s a great choice whether you just landed and want a real meal, or you’re heading out and want something better than airport food.

The Buttered Biscuit I-Street handles groups well — the spacious dining room and patio offer room for larger parties. If you’re coming with a group on a weekend, joining the waitlist in advance helps.

It’s one of the most-recommended first stops in Bentonville. Locals send visitors here constantly, and the reviews from first-timers consistently say the same thing: they wish they’d come sooner (or could stay longer). Start with the biscuits.

Absolutely. It’s one of the most recommended local breakfast spots and a great introduction to the Bentonville food scene. Start with the biscuits, order a Bloody Mary, and settle in.

Bentonville is one of the top mountain biking destinations in the country, with hundreds of miles of trails and the Oz Trails network right outside your door. Here’s how to make the most of it:
Friday Evening

• Check in at one of Bentonville’s boutique hotels (21c Museum Hotel and The Hive are local favorites)
• Head to the downtown Bentonville Square for dinner
• Explore the Crystal Bridges grounds at dusk (open until 9 PM)

Saturday — Full Ride Day

• Start your morning at The Buttered Biscuit I-Street (open 7 AM on weekends). Fuel up with the Countryman Bowl or Biscuit Feast — you’ll want a real breakfast before hitting the trails. Grab an ONYX Coffee for the road.
• Head to Slaughter Pen Trail System or Coler Mountain Bike Preserve (both within a few miles)
• Full-day riding on Oz Trails — the trail system connects through Bentonville, Bella Vista, and Rogers
• Recover and refuel at one of Bentonville’s downtown restaurants in the evening

Sunday — Active Recovery Day

• Return to The Buttered Biscuit for a relaxed brunch (no guilt, you earned it)
• Visit Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art — free admission, world-class collection
• Walk the Crystal Bridges trail system (paved, scenic, connects to downtown)
• Browse the shops and galleries around the Bentonville Square before heading out

The Buttered Biscuit I-Street is a common pre-ride stop for local cyclists. The covered patio is a great place to plan your route over coffee before hitting the trails.

The Buttered Biscuit I-Street is a top choice. It’s hearty, made-from-scratch food that’ll actually fuel a long ride — not a granola bar and a weak coffee. The Countryman Bowl (potatoes, eggs, bacon, sausage, ham, and gravy) is a pre-ride staple. We open at 6:30 AM on weekdays and 7:00 AM on weekends.

Bentonville’s Oz Trails network includes over 400 miles of trails. Top trail systems include:

• Slaughter Pen — technical terrain, great for experienced riders
• Coler Mountain Bike Preserve — family-friendly and beginner options
• Back 40 — a long-distance trail connecting Bentonville and Bella Vista
• Blowing Springs — accessible, great flow Most trails are free to access. Bikes can be rented through several local outfitters near downtown.

Absolutely — Bentonville has been recognized as one of the best mountain biking towns in the US. Between the Oz Trails network, Crystal Bridges Museum, a thriving food and arts scene, and walkable downtown, it’s a full destination even if you’re not on a bike.

Saturday Morning

• Breakfast at The Buttered Biscuit I-Street — start the day right before diving into the museums
• Head to Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art (opens at 9:30 AM). Plan 2–3 hours minimum — the collection and the grounds are both worth it. Admission to the permanent collection is free.
• Walk the Crystal Bridges trail system, which connects to downtown Bentonville

Saturday Afternoon/Evening

• Explore the Bentonville Square — browse galleries, boutiques, and the local food and drink scene
• Visit the 21c Museum Hotel’s free contemporary art galleries
• Dinner at one of the acclaimed downtown restaurants (Bentonville has a surprisingly strong dining scene for a city its size)

Sunday

• Brunch at The Buttered Biscuit (I-Street or our nearby Moberly location)
• Visit the Momentary, Crystal Bridges’ contemporary arts venue in downtown Bentonville
  — live music, rotating exhibits, and outdoor programming
• If time allows, the Scott Family Amazeum is a great stop for families with kids

The Buttered Biscuit is about 10–15 minutes from Crystal Bridges and is one of the top-rated breakfast spots in the area. It’s a great first stop before a museum visit, or a relaxed brunch to unwind afterward.

Bentonville is home to Walmart’s global headquarters and a growing ecosystem of consumer goods, retail technology, and outdoor brands. Business travel to NWA is increasingly common. A few tips:

• The Buttered Biscuit I-Street is about 15 minutes from XNA Airport — a solid first stop when you land, or a reliable morning routine during your trip.
• Weekday mornings at our I-Street location are calmer than weekends — great for a working breakfast with a colleague.
• Free WiFi is available if you need to get online before a meeting.

The Buttered Biscuit works well for informal business breakfasts. The atmosphere is welcoming but not rushed, WiFi is available, and the food is genuinely good enough to make a good impression on clients or colleagues. For a larger team meeting with a catered setup, we also offer catering — see below.

We open at 6:30 AM on weekdays — early enough for a working breakfast before a packed meeting day.

Yes — The Buttered Biscuit offers catering services, and we’re one of the top choices for breakfast and brunch catering in the Bentonville area. Whether it’s a team meeting, a vendor presentation, or a company event, we can bring scratch-made Southern breakfast to your office or venue.

Start by visiting our catering menu at thebutteredbiscuit.com/catering or placing a catering inquiry through our website. We handle everything from small team breakfasts to larger events. Our food travels well and is a noticeable step up from standard catering options.

We recommend reaching out at least a few days in advance for smaller orders, and a week or more for larger events. Contact us through the website or call (479) 364-0080 to discuss your needs.

Yes — we regularly cater to businesses and corporate teams throughout the Bentonville area. If you’re planning a breakfast meeting or event near the Walmart campus or anywhere in NWA, we’re a reliable choice for quality food that reflects well on the host.

Yes — we participate in Bentonville’s First Friday each month, connecting with the local community. It’s a great time to visit if you want to experience the neighborhood energy.

Yes — The Buttered Biscuit is an Arkansas-grown restaurant group with roots in the community. We’re not a franchise or a national chain. Our food is made from scratch, our coffee is locally roasted (ONYX Coffee out of Arkansas), and we’re invested in the communities where we operate.

Our I-Street location opened in 2019 and was The Buttered Biscuit’s first expansion location. It’s been a Bentonville staple ever since.

Yes — we have two Bentonville locations: I-Street (1001 SW Regional Airport Blvd) and Moberly. Both offer the same scratch-made menu and Southern hospitality.

We have six locations across Arkansas: two in Bentonville, one in Springdale, one in Fayetteville, and two in Little Rock (Promenade and The Heights).

Our Moberly location is closer to the Bentonville Square and downtown core. The I-Street location is better if you’re coming from the airport or the south part of town.