8th Street Market

Sweet shopping and dining. Great for a pre concert dinner at the Momentary or grab a really good lunch or a gift at 2 Friends bookshop. Coop ramen is reliably good. Markham and Fitz Chocolate is a delight. Yeyo’s is the best Mexican food in town. Bike Rack brewery is a fun spot to grab a beer. Hillfolk is a beautiful shopping spot for gifts, knitting and fiber arts.

Such a great little collection of shops and products. We stumbled in on accident but left super happy. Who can’t love delicious cheese. Especially when samples were given.

Grabbed lunch at at the artistic 8th Street Market in Bentonville.

I've posted on 8th Street Market a few times but its always worth repeating. Very cool place to hang out with family, friends and even your dog. Amazing food options so everyone walks away happy. Bike Rack Brewing has fantastic micro brews and there's a food trailer that sells the best burger in NWA. If you've never been you gotta give the place a try. You won't be disappointed.

The 8th street market is a perfect location when meeting family or friends for lunch or dinner because folks can grab whatever grub they want from the various food trucks or stalls and then find indoor or outdoor seating to eat together. We visit here when we travel with family! Makes it easy on everyone.

One of my favorite place to Hangout in Bentonville. Cool market place with many fast foods and food trucks of different cuisines. Ambience of the market is so good and happening. You have both indoor and outdoor seating available. And walk around, eat drink, play boardgames have fun 🤩

This place is fun! Excited for a new area of Bentonville to open up. Love the food trucks and Bike Rack brewing. The variety of shops and places to eat are plentiful. We will definitely be back! The holler was closed due to a staff appreciation event, so We will have to come back for that!

Great place so many good options, beer, chocolate shops. We got an air BNB across the street and came here all the time. Rock climbing wall at the back. Nice outdoor spaces.

A shopping and entertainment destination, the 8th Street Market has restaurants and retail and live music and a brewery and lots of places to sit and enjoy. It's right next to the Momentary so you can expect the occasional music concert. Parking can be a challenge when there's something going on and they could do more to put in more parking but if you check the parking deck or the space behind the market, you might be in luck. Don't miss climbing on The Bentonville Boulder! [Review 661 of 2024 - 331 in Arkansas - 21692 overall]

What a fun place to stop by. We usually come here so we can ride Mama Bear but this year it seems like it is under construction as it was closed. Hopefully, the next time we visit Bentonville they reopen with maybe new features! This was one of our favorite little trail as even our youngest son had so much fun riding it! But the 8th Street Market right next to it, is such a fun place to come and stop by! We came here during lunch but since it was a rainy day, it was not busy at all. There were three food places (a Korean/Japanese, a Dim Sum and a grilled Cheese bar that also sells cheese and wine) and also an ice cream bar. We tried the Korean/Japanese food place and ordered Kimchi Fried Rice, Takoyaki and Griller Teriyaki Chicken. It was okay! If this place would have been open for business in Dallas area (not sure if it would be as popular as here. There aren't too many other Asian place to compare). But it was okay and my kids enjoyed their lunch! But on the other hand, hubby's grilled cheese sandwich looked delicious! The melted cheese was so stringy and perfectly grilled on white bread! The pizza grilled cheese looked amazing! We also tried their tiramisu and it was delicious as well. The kids wanted to try the ice cream place. It's actually quite interesting. You get a scoop of vanilla ice cream topped with sorbet ice cream. They have several flavors and the kids opted for mango and strawberry which was gobbled down very fast. The outdoor space is also very fun and I noticed a climbing wall around the area, a giant statue (with no description though) and a music area where music is being played. They also have a small auditorium where I can see they would have live concert during summer time. If you ever visit Bentonville, definitely a must try place!

Cutest space, food is delicious and plenty of options for the entire family. Every business is friendly and welcoming!

We love visiting all the shops and restraunts. Foods amazing! We've tried the Mexican restraunt and the ramen restraunt so far. I recommend both.

This is an awesome, new food hub in Bentonville. The merchants at 8th Street marketing that are already there and coming soon can be read on their website, but here is the list: Bike Rack Brewing, Hello Cocoa, Yeyo's Mexican Grill, and Brightwater (cooking school). All of these places are amazing - they create quality food and drink. The cooking school is innovative and has events, so check on their website. Yeyo's is a good truck located in downtown Bentonville, but is coming to 8th market too - their food is some of the best Mexican food I have had in AR and their ingredients are local. Hello Cocoa - I mean.. who doesn't love chocolate! Bike Rack Brewing is a great hand crafted brewery. I recently came here for the NWA Bite food festival. A two day premier food festival showcasing the wonderful food of NWA. One of the best festivals I have ever been to - so much amazing food! It happens yearly in June, so make sure you go if you haven't experienced it yet!

We had hot chocolate at Markham & Fitz on a cold snowy day and admired the many beautiful wall murals. It is a group of restaurants close to The Momentary Art Museum.

What a cool spot! We went on a day most of the places were closed, but no biggie. We still explored, enjoyed a couple brews at the brewery, and grabbed some chocolate from Markham & Fitz, before heading elsewhere for dinner. Looks like they have a bunch of food trucks that are usually open, along with other food/drink/dessert/shopping spots. So definitely would like to return on a regular day and see it in full action. But I gotta say, Bentonville has some really rad places and this is one of them!

Hipster hangout place that's family friendly. We all wished we had someplace similar in our home city of Kansas City. Inside and outside, you will find: 1. Nice, family-friendly restaurants, 2. A delicatessen, 3. A gelato stand that serves free samples, 4. Food trucks, 5. A super hipster beer bar with an AWESOME 2-lane shuffleboard, 6. Collaborative kitchens

Great place! My friend and I have been back several times since we found this spot! We've shopped, had lunch, bought chocolates, and used it as a starting point for our bike ride to the trails downtown.

The 8th Street Market is so amazing. It really has so much to offer. I enjoy coming early of a morning, jumping on the wifi get caught up on paperwork while sipping some outstanding coffee. Whether you are a morning person, lunch person, or evening person this place has something to offer everyone. Bike Rack Brewing company has outdoor tables and offers Comedy nights and live music.

This place is so lovely, and so close to downtown Bentonville! The Momentary is a 5 min walk away so also a plus. I go here for lunch often and my favorite place to visit is Roll & Fold. This is such a cozy spot to lounge in the outdoor and indoor spaces, whether it be to work, study, or just relax. After eating I'll take a lap to the momentary or around the bike trail surrounding this area.

So many great new additions to this foodie/beerie hub! With Holler for social gatherings and Markham & Fitz for your late night sweet tooth, you really can't go wrong. I highly recommend for NWA socialites or really just for anyone that needs to find a new scene away from the Bville Square.

This place is fun! Excited for a new area of Bentonville to open up. Love the food trucks and Bike Rack brewing. The variety of shops and places to eat are plentiful. We will definitely be back! The holler was closed due to a staff appreciation event, so We will have to come back for that!

This is a cool little spot. Lots of different kinds of food to choose from. There is a small rock climbing behind the building.

This is my second visit to 8th Street market and I was thrilled to find out that the Dough Zone has moved into the area. They have (or had) a Red Wagon on A Street. It is a place of Asian cuisine full of great flavors from delicious rose pork(cha siu), Asian entrees and noodles. There is a Filipino food booth Kayle Manila with wonderful flavors from the Philippines. There's a large cheese area with such an elaborate array of cheeses and crackers with extra deliciousness to accompany it. A gift shop is full of great gift ideas for the cooks in your friend or family circle and of course for yourself as well. As I sat there with a friend a delightful woman in an apron came by with a sample -- a SATISFYING and REFRESHING, sample of the gelato she sells along with cream to compliment the gelato I HAD to of course visit her booth. Her booth is called (now savor this thought) The Happy Wagon! Appropriately named for the gelato and cream as well as reflection of Christy the delightful woman in the apron! Then there is also a very intriguing Colombian food booth which I have yet to experience. All this is only on the 8th street side of the building beyond that comes more exploring but there's a coffee booth and a beer booth and... AND a shuffle board!!!! absolutely WONDERFUL tables and chairs throughout to provide a welcome feel and they must have free WiFi because there were many laptops out on each table like if you have a business but no office WHAT A GREAT PLACE TO work! Lol. That's only the middle of things because as you venture further north of the building the Brightwater culinary school is there and you can watch them through their massive windows (get them nervous as the measure, mix and stir) and then THEN, there's Yeyo's Mexican which I hear a lot about but have yet to try but it certainly is a BUSY place so it must live up to its fame, then there's handmade chocolatier Fitz Markham (forgive me if I spelled that wrong) next to Yeyo's brilliant idea, though, dinner or lunch and dessert -- DECADENT dessert to follow. I didn't visit the Bike Rack Brewery, well I'll need to find my way there the next time! Altogether 8th Street market is a great "Hangout" for food, drink, socializing and, yes, even work (as was evident by those numerous laptops and what seemed like meetings...) I've posted a few new photos hope you all get to find your way there one day soon if you haven't been there already.

Very cute industrial area with a variety of options to choose from: food trucks, shops, games, etc.. Went on a Saturday and shuffle board was booked until 10pm, so be sure to book a time slot at least 3 days in advance if you're going to play! Good vibes at Bike Rack Brewery! We just so happened to catch the grand opening at The Momentary next door, and was a very cool art gallery with a modern rooftop bar! Very cool!