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There's nothing better than waking up in the morning with a steaming hot cup of coffee. A good brew can lift your spirits and keep you going through a rough workday. The question is, where do you get a cup? We've compiled a list of some of the best coffee shops in Hot Springs, AR, just for you. Image obtained from Pexel 1. Red Light Roastery Coffee House The Red Light Roastery Coffee House can be found at 1003 Park Avenue in Hot Springs National Park, AR. They are open from 8 am - 2 pm on Monday thru Friday. The Red Light Roastery started roasting coffee in 2015 and opened its coffee house in early 2016. The atmosphere is friendly and a great place to chat with friends, surf the net, or relax and read a book. 2. The Hideaway Cafe The Hideaway Cafe is located at 223 Woodbine Street at the south end of Old Town Hot Springs. This quiet neighborhood cafe is located in a nearly one-hundred-year-old home and features three unique rooms where you can enjoy your coffee and food. The Hideaway Cafe also has a front porch if you want to enjoy your cup outside. 3. Capachi's Coffee and Tea Capachi's Coffee and Tea can be found at 600 Garland Avenue here in Hot Springs. They are open seven days a week with varying houses each day. Capachi's is open Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday from 7:30 am to 6 pm. On Wednesday, you can stop by Capachi's any time between 7:30 am and 6:30 pm. The shop is open on Saturday from 7:30 am until 12:30 pm and on Sundays between 8:30 am and 12:30 pm. Capachi's Coffee and Tea features specialty drinks, including a snickers latte, brown sugar chiller, caramel macchiato, samoa, and their butter pecan latte. This fantastic shop also has a winter menu, including cinnamon coffee cake, hot cocoa muffins, and even gingerbread scones. 4. The Coffee House of Hot Springs The Coffee House of Hot Springs can be found at 1247 Albert Pike Rd in Hot Springs National Park. This Coffee House is also open seven days a week. They are open Monday thru Wednesday from 7 am to 2 pm, on Thursday and Friday from 7 am to 3 pm, on Saturday from 8 am to 3 pm, and Sundays from 8 am to 1 pm. 5. Kollective Coffee+Tea The last shop on our list is Kollective Coffee+Tea at 110 Central Avenue. This fantastic coffee shop offers an excellent selection of coffee, tea, breakfast items, sandwiches, and more. Start your day off with a fantastic cup of coffee, then come stop by Allen Tillery Auto and ask about how incredible specials, including our Chevrolet special offers, today.

Head down the road in a Chevrolet Trailblazer to explore the breathtaking countryside on day trips from Hot Springs, AR. Drive through the spectacular Arkansas River Valley and the magnificent Ozark Mountains, submerge yourself in the unique thermal springs of Hot Springs National Park, wade through the most beloved swimming hole in the Ozarks, and take a tour of Little Rock's six bridges. Image obtained from Google 1. Arkansas Scenic Byway 7 Take a long slow drive down Arkansas Scenic Byway 7, one of America's most beautiful routes. Start your journey in Hot Springs' historic downtown, drive past Bathhouse Row in Hot Springs National Park and follow the road through the breathtaking Arkansas River Valley into the magnificent Ozark Mountains, famous for the beautiful fall foliage, and the Ozark National Forest. If you follow the route for 137 miles all the way to the quaint mountain town of Jasper, you can enjoy a steaming cup of coffee and a hearty meal at the legendary Ozark Cafe that opened in 1909 before you head back down the road. 2. Hot Springs National Park The beautiful and unique 5550-acre Hot Springs National Park, which runs through the middle of town, was the first piece of land in the United States designated for preservation. The park's ancient thermal springs, historic bathhouses, breathtaking forests, and incredible mountain views offer visitors a unique natural experience. Explore the picturesque surroundings on 26 miles of hiking trails, fish in the many creeks, soak in the springs, and enjoy a peaceful picnic under the trees. 3. Falls Creek Falls Take a short 14-mile drive to Lake Catherine State Park at 1200 Catherine Park Road, just outside Hot Springs, to hike a mile along the shores of the lake to the most beloved swimming hole in the Ozarks. Deep in the forest, the enchanting Falls Creek Falls tumbles 12 feet down over the moss-covered rocks into a shallow turquoise pool. The breathtaking surroundings, the magnificent color of the water, and the tranquil atmosphere make this a magical destination, especially after the rains. 4. Little Rock's Six Bridges Head to Little Rock, 54 miles away, to look at the six bridges over the Arkansas River. The impressive Big Dam Bridge at Murray Lock and Dam stretches an astounding 4,226 feet over the river and is North America's longest pedestrian and cycling bridge. The 1,800-foot-long Junction Bridge was a railway bridge constructed in 1884 and is the only pedestrian bridge in the country with a lift span. Baring Cross Bridge, Little Rock's first bridge, opened in 1873 and is now a modern steel double-track with a lift navigation span and one of the busiest railroad bridges in the U.S. The 1,614-foot Clinton Presidential Park Bridge is part of the 88-mile multi-use Arkansas River Trail. Broadway Bridge has an enclosed 16-foot-wide bike lane to Dickey-Stephens Ballpark, and the Two Rivers Bridge offers scenic views of the Arkansas and Little Maumelle Rivers. Explore the highways and scenic byways on unforgettable trips. Before you hit the road trip, swing by Allen Tillery Auto today for a thorough vehicle inspection to ensure your car is ready for a fantastic excursion.

The Buick Enclave is a mid-size three-row SUV. This vehicle is available in three trim levels, which are called Essence, Premium, and Avenir. Each of these can be equipped with either front-wheel drive or all-wheel drive. It has only one engine option, a 3.6-liter V-6 which can achieve 310 horsepower and 266 lb-ft of torque. This SUV can accommodate seven passengers, with two captain's chairs in the middle row and a 60/40 folding bench seat in the third row. The Enclave was fully updated for the 2022 model year, so these updates roll into the 2023 model year with relatively few changes. The updates that have been made focus on the exterior, with a new Moonstone Gray body color and new gloss-black wheels with the Sport Touring package. Interior Features The Buick Enclave offers a stylish and comfortable interior, with leather seats and heated front seats at every trim level and air vents for every row. All but the base model is equipped with massaging front seats. This vehicle offers an extremely smooth and quiet ride. If you're looking for cargo space, is a class leader with 23.6 cubic feet behind the third row and 57.7 cubic feet of space behind the second row. Fold both rear rows to achieve a total of 97.4 cubic feet of space for when you really have a lot to haul. Infotainment Each Enclave comes standard with an 8-inch IntelliLink touchscreen. Connect your phone with wireless Apple CarPlay or Android Auto, or get on the internet with the onboard wi-fi connectivity. Optional features include a built-in navigation system with real-time traffic updates and a wireless charging pad for smartphones. Each row gets two USB ports for charging, so every passenger can comfortably use and charge their devices. Driver Assistance You'll feel exceptionally safe in your Buick Enclave thanks to plenty of driver assistance features. Blind-spot monitoring, emergency braking with pedestrian detection, and lane-keeping assist with lane-departure warning all come standard. Adaptive cruise control is available at higher trim levels or with optional packages. The Buick Enclave offers three rows of smooth, quiet, and comfortable seating that will be sure to please the entire family. With leather seats, heated front seats, and wi-fi connectivity, you might have trouble getting your passengers to ever leave the car! You can see these great features for yourself. Stop by Allen Tillery Auto and test drive one today.