1620 Savoy

Jim Keet and Louis Petit’s planned Petit & Keet Bar & Grill may be taking longer than planned to open, but Keet says there's a good private reason for that. read more >

A group of out-of-state investors acquired Pine Meadow Mobile Home Park at 3000 John Harden Drive from Mas Verde Mobile Home Estates Inc., led by Bryan Keathley. read more >

Little Rock restaurateur Jim Keet is joining forces with restaurant industry veteran Louis Petit to open Petit & Keet Bar & Grill in the former 1620 Savoy at 1620 Market St. in west Little Rock. Keet expects renovations to take a couple of months and hopes to be open for business by mid-November. read more >

1620 Savoy announced Tuesday that it had closed on Saturday, Jan. 9 after 25 years in Little Rock. read more >

The chef and businessman behind a string of legendary Little Rock restaurants — Alouette’s, Graffiti’s, to name a couple — takes on a new project four years after a stroke ended his “semi-retirement” in the Cayman Islands. This time he brings his love for great food prepared simply to 1620 Savoy. read more >

Denis Seyer, a famed Little Rock restaurateur, has been named "chief consultant" for RH Cuisine, which owns the 1620 Savoy and the new Cache Restaurant in the River Market District. read more >

Cache co-owners Rush Harding and his son Payne are determined to be ready for their restaurant's opening in the River Market, housed in the nearly-completed Arcade Building. read more >