Restaurant, South American, Mexican, American, $ Located on a winding road on the edge of Hot Springs National Park, Rolando’s Restaurante was established by Ecuador native Rolando Cuzco. The restaurant is housed in a historic building dating back to the 1800s and features a warm and welcoming interior and a patio area illuminated by twinkling tree lights. Specializing in traditional Latin American fare, the house specialty is quesadillas de chivo, which is grilled flour tortillas stuffed with goat’s cheese and green onion, topped with Argentinian mango sauce and available with either chicken or pork, with the option of additional shrimp.

About: Although many restaurants in Hot Springs, AR, are traditional American fares, Rolando’s Restaurante provides a tasty Latin American option. A comfortable dining experience, you’ll love the presentation of the food as much as the taste. It’s also in the historic Bathhouse Row of downtown Hot Springs.

For an elevated dining experience, head to Rolando’s Restaurant. This acclaimed establishment consistently receives top marks for its exceptional Italian cuisine. They use fresh, high-quality ingredients, sourced both locally and from Italy, to create classic dishes with a modern flair.

Rolando’s Restaurante serves up tasty, traditional Latin American dishes. All dishes are presented on brightly coloured plates atop pretty artisan table cloths, while diners can opt to enjoy their food in the restaurant or out on the patio illuminated by twinkling tree lights.

If you are in the mood for some fantastic Latin American food then head on over to Rolando’s near Bathhouse Row. Rolando’s boasts a twinkle light adorned mountainside patio with live music and a menu full of great food and drinks. And the guacamole is out of this world!

All the restaurants I visited for lunch (reviewed in Part 1) — including Angel’s in the Park, The Ohio Club, Rolando’s, Copper Penny Pub and Kollective — are also open for dinner. Here are additional restaurants to try and some other suggestions and info.

This unique restaurant serves Ecuadorian cuisine, and includes authentic delicacies as well as traditional Mexican dishes. The restaurant is located in historic downtown Hot Springs, and also hosts a cantina for your drinking pleasure.

If you’re in the mood for south-of-the-border fare, try Rolandos Nuevo Latino. Good guac and a range of tasty entrees including enchiladas, tamales and quesadillas can be found at this popular local establishment.

For a fun, festive take on Latin cuisine, stop at Rolando’s on Central Avenue. Dishes are presented with artistic flair and vibrant flavor. For a more upscale dining experience, pop into The Avenue.

Another favorite was Fisherman’s Wharf Restaurant which is located right on the lake, www.facebook.com/5101spacity/ just to the south of downtown and Rolando’s, http://rolandosrestaurante.com/ .

Bienvenidos to Rolando’s Restaurante in beautiful downtown Hot Springs. This location is a must-see for all visitors. The handcrafted artwork lines the walls of a roomy dining room.

This little gem is right in the middle of downtown on Central Ave. Rolando’s is a blend of Mexican, Cuban, and Southwestern foods. Don’t expect regular Tex Mex here!.

- Rating: 3.8/5 (867 reviews)- Price level: $$- Address: 210 Central Ave. Hot Springs, Arkansas - Categories: Latin American, Cuban, Mexican- Read more on Yelp

Here you’ll find a double-layered Key Lime custard atop a thick graham cracker crust drizzled with raspberry syrup and smacked with whipped cream.

Rolando’s is an Ecuadorian-inspired spot downtown, with unique, yet amazing, dishes. Make sure & get a spot on the back patio.