421 Beer Garden Celebrates Its Grand Opening Month 

The crew at 421 Beer Garden invites you to the ultimate space to kick back and soak up the weather and the music, and enjoy the crave-worthy menu. 

The secret is officially out, and the sipping is spectacular at 421 Beer Garden, downtown Hot Springs’ highly anticipated new destination. Located at 421 Broadway Street right off the scenic Hot Springs Creek Greenway Trail, and Farmers Market, this vibrant European-style beer hall is taking the town by storm. 

The grand opening showcases an incredible pet-friendly, covered outdoor patio—the ultimate space to kick back and soak up the weather, the music, and the new friends you will make.  

Craft enthusiasts can experience 20 taps featuring local pours from Arkansas micro-breweries, as well as thoughtfully selected imports and eye-catching margarita or beer flights that are as refreshing as they are photo-worthy. 

It isn’t just about the drinks, though. The chef-driven menu delivers crave-worthy starters like their massive Bavarian pretzel board with beer cheese, alongside hearty classics ranging from perfectly seared smash burgers to birria tacos and premium ribeye steaks. 

There is live patio music on the weekends and TVs for game days. 421 Beer Garden is the perfect spot to sip, socialize, and stay. Visit Facebook: 421 Beer Garden for more information. 

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