This Beautiful Hike In Arkansas Has A Mouthwatering Restaurant Right Along The Trail

The Razorback Regional Greenway has more perks than you know. In addition to zipping between cities, the trail also takes you to a delicious pit stop. Whether you're two wheels or two legs, a trip to Arsaga's is the most delicious reward. Let's enjoy a pleasant stroll as we head to this Dickson Street treasure.

Please note, Arsaga's is permanently closed.

The Razorback Regional Greenway is not your ordinary trail.

The 36-mile Greenway connects north Bentonville to south Fayetteville. The trail is a shared-use path, so hikers and bikers are more than welcome. If you'd like to learn more and see a full map of the Greenway, visit this site.

Before you zoom through, be sure to stop in for lunch at this delicious restaurant on the trail.

Arsaga's is sitting right on the Frisco Trail portion of the Greenway. It's on Dickson Street, but rather tucked away in a historic freight building. Their address is 548 W Dickson St., Fayetteville, AR 72701.

Arsaga's is a rather unique benefit to taking the trail. It's not everyday you can refuel with a posh meal and sip on wine mid-trail.

Arsaga's also has a full coffee menu and bar if you're feeling especially zapped from the trail.

You'll never have the same thing twice when you're here. One reason for that is because every meal is delicious and you'll want to try everything. The other reason is due to the ever changing seasonal menu.

Arsaga's always has fries, crepes, and sandwiches in addition to their other entrees but the finer details change with the seasons. Maybe you'll tuck into a hearty heap of beer cheese fries during winter but later devour Okonomi fries in the spring. You really should try the Okonomi fries (pictured)! They're topped with shredded cabbage, tonkatsu sauce, an egg, scallions, and bonito.

This trail is a gorgeous urban retreat with eats!

If you'd like more information about Arsaga's, visit their website right here.

Have you filled up at Arsaga's before/after hitting the trail? Share your favorite thing to eat with us in the comments below!

In addition to this adventure, Fayetteville also has Arkansas' only butterfly house.