Doe's Eat Place

The word “admire” is derived from the Latin word “admirar,” which means “to wonder at.” This year’s class of Arkansas Money & Politics’ “Most Admired Companies” truly inspire wonder — wonder at the fact that these companies have grown from …

An unwritten maxim of business is how much of it gets done outside the office. For decades, that has meant treating clients to rounds of golf, suites at sporting events, and, in Arkansas, even a trip to the duck club …

Few places in Little Rock can match the personality and character of Arkansas’ Doe’s Eat Place. Only time can present the kind of authentic patina of the legendary downtown spot. From its juke joint vibe to its legendary roster of …

Pictured above: Katherine Eldridge, Owner In 1988, restaurateur George Eldridge decided to bring his favorite steak place a little closer to home. After contracting with the Greenville, Mississippi, restaurant to bring the name and menu to Arkansas, Eldridge opened Doe’s …

Business lunches often take place in fancy dining rooms with dark walls and soft lighting, white cloth napkins folded nicely upon white tablecloth and the cushioned seats made from poplar. Starting off with a round of Old Fashioneds, the menus …

2022 AMP Faces of Arkansas 2022 Face of Steak: Doe’s Eat Place, Little Rock Katherine Eldridge, Owner Who or what has been a source of inspiration for you? My children. I always want to make them proud. What’s your “go-to” …

Iconic spot made famous by Bill Clinton’s presidential run This month, Arkansas Money & Politics introduces a new feature, “The Digs of the Deal,” that combines two of our favorite subjects — politics and history. Our goal is to tell …