The Spark Café

I loved this place! It is the last stop of the Walmart museum but you can also enter from the street. They have many ice cream flavors, my top ones were F-150 (red velvet) and salted caramel. You can choose from different cone and cup size and they have a tiny cone for kids, that’s cute! The prices were a surprise for me, I paid $1.30 for the single. The place has a great atmosphere, a vintage dinner.

I stopped by Spark Café in Bentonville and absolutely loved it! This little ice cream and soda fountain spot is full of charm and nostalgia. Located right next to the Walmart Museum, it’s the perfect place to cool off and relax. You seriously can’t beat the prices either. The menu has a great selection of hand-dipped ice cream, sundaes, malts, and old-fashioned sodas. They even had gluten free and dairy free options for people in my party. Personally, I tried one of the special flavors called F-150 (not gluten free)and it was delicious, rich, and generously portioned. Because it’s such a popular spot, especially on weekends and afternoons, it can get a little busy, but the line moves quickly and the staff is friendly and efficient. Whether you’re with family, on a date, or just treating yourself, Spark Café is a sweet little stop that’s definitely worth a visit.

This place has the best ice cream that I have tasted in quite a while. My favorite flavor is butter pecan. One scoop in a waffle cone was huge and only $1.89. You can't beat the price and the quality. You can get a one dip sundae with coolwhip, cherry and the works for $3.30. Unfortunately, we weren't able to do that because by the time we got done mountain biking on Sunday the cafe had already closed. Definitely will get a sundae the next time.

Stopped by The Spark food truck for some ice cream after dinner on Saturday night. I was bummed that the cafe was undergoing renovation but was happy that we were still able to get a scoop. The price of ice cream here vs other places in town is honestly astounding. The gentleman helping us said that they keep the prices down because they want everyone to be able to bring the whole family. Flavor and quality were both great as was the service, and it was nice being able to enjoy our ice cream in the square. I personally really love that they offer a cutie cup/cone because I generally want just a little bite of ice cream and this really hit the spot!

It was busy inside but it had a nice atmosphere. I ordered cookie dough as a topping to my ice cream and I was shocked to see how much they put on there. The ice cream was good and the location right on the square is wonderful.

This is a fun stop if you’re looking for an incredible ice cream value. In my experience, two people can eat here for the price of one, in comparison to other ice cream parlors. I know that it reopened after renovations not too terribly long ago; I wish that I could have seen it when it favored a soda fountain, honestly. I do appreciate that they don’t have a lot of menu offerings, as that keeps the line moving. If there’s no room inside and the weather is favorable, the square makes a picturesque dining venue.

We have lived in the area for almost a year and finally went to check this iconic cafe out. It has a true diner feel inside and the women working were all very friendly despite being so busy. We had the F-150 (red velvet cake), salted caramel and mint chip. All were wonderful. The ice cream is fresh. Prices are purposely inexpensive, we spent under $5 for all of us. This is a must stop in Bentonville while checking out downtown and the museum.