Big Bad Breakfast Sets Opening for Little Rock Location
The chain is known for its Southern-style meals with scratch-made biscuits. read more >
The chain is known for its Southern-style meals with scratch-made biscuits. read more >
The 2,749-SF Jess’s at the former site of Black Angus will seat 76 and will feature a three-lane drive-through. read more >
David Alan Bubbus Jr., the founder of David’s Burgers of Little Rock, is launching a new restaurant: Jess’s Chicken. read more >
A 16,055-SF combination David’s Burgers and bank branch in west Little Rock tipped the scales at $2.75 million. read more >
Travelers along Interstate 30 on the south side of Little Rock may have noticed early signs of site work on a 4.2-acre parcel at the southeast corner of the interstate and Mabelvale West Road. read more >
Waldo’s Chicken & Beer will not be setting up shop at 101 S. Bowman Road, although the property’s new ownership includes some names behind the rollout of as many as 20 of the franchised eateries in Arkansas and Oklahoma. read more >
Adapting to takeout mode, quick-serve model shows resilience during pandemic. read more >
David Alan Bubbus, owner of the David’s Burgers chain of Little Rock talks about his real estate investment philosophy and a number of new initiatives he has undertaken. read more >
Commercial projects in Lonoke, Saline and Pulaski counties were joined by a Little Rock home to form this week’s five-piece of million-dollar transactions. read more >
A restaurant named Beef ‘O’ Brady’s is probably not the first place that comes to mind for those seeking plant-based burgers, but the co-owner of the chain’s Bentonville location says his version of the “Impossible Burger” has been warmly received. read more >
Little Rock is getting its own Bone’s Chophouse, the restaurant opened in Hot Springs in November 2017 by Lee Beasley. read more >
Anchor Realty Investments LLC, led by David Bubbus, bought the Mexico Chiquito at 13924 Cantrell Road. read more >
McCain Mall last week sued David’s Burgers alleging the burgeoning central Arkansas burger chain failed to open a location in the North Little Rock mall as promised. read more >
Gateway Village I LLC, led by Tommy Hodges, sold the 6 Bass Pro Drive project, home of David’s Burgers, Hogman’s Gameday Superstore and more. read more >
A retail building, a fast-food eatery and an undeveloped parcel generated multimillion-dollar transactions. read more >
PTCOA Shackleford Clinic LLC, led by Dr. Meraj Siddiqui and Dr. Ronald Tilley, bought the Nichols Furniture store at 108 N. Shackleford Road. read more >
The sales of an 8,876-SF manor near Roland, 9,364-SF office-eatery project in Maumelle, a 29,800-SF warehouse complex in Little Rock and an 11,125-SF office complex in west Little Rock each topped the million-dollar mark. read more >
One of the big puzzle pieces in Conway’s retail development picture is almost complete: Lewis Crossing, the 441,871-SF, $65 million shopping center at the southeast corner of Interstate 40 and Dave Ward Drive. read more >
A David’s Burgers location and 10 houses provide a pair of $1.1 million transactions in Conway. read more >
David “Alan” Bubbus, owner of the Little Rock mini-chain David’s Burgers, is hoping to open the David’s in the River Market in September or October. But first he has to finish converting an outdoor seating area into a common area for visitors to Ottenheimer Market Hall. read more >
