Restaurant
Unclaimed profileCamp Taco at Lost Forty Brewing
Little Rock, AR · $$
Inebrious
Beverage Program Score
The editorial take
Camp Taco pours a playful lineup of frozen cocktails, including a Piña Colada served in a hollowed pineapple and a seasonal Campfire with a lime popsicle. The beer program ties directly to Lost Forty Brewing, with flights and a loaded Michelada. House-made paletas, both non-alcoholic and spiked, round out a beverage menu that leans into taco-shop energy without taking itself too seriously.
- What should I order?
- Start with the Double Vision Piña Colada if you're sharing; it's a hand-cored fresh frozen pineapple filled with Plantation rum, Coco Lopez, and passion fruit liqueur. For a solo pick, the frozen Margarita with reposado tequila and Angostura bitters is a reliable classic.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- People who appreciate creative frozen cocktails and a brewery tie-in will find plenty. The large-format pineapple drink suits groups, while the paleta options offer something for those skipping alcohol.
- What makes the beverage program distinctive?
- Camp Taco operates as a small-batch brewery project from Lost Forty Brewing, so the beer and cocktails share a playful, house-made spirit. The Food Fight Michelada arrives with chamoy straws and a lime pop, and cocktails like the Campfire come with a popsicle garnish.
Beverage categories
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Cocktails
The cocktail menu is playful and detailed, covering frozen classics and a seasonal vodka number. Customers call the cocktails awesome, though one found the Long Island Iced Tea weak. The Double Vision Piña Colada is a centerpiece for sharing.
Menu strengths
- — Detailed ingredient lists show a deliberate approach to frozen drinks.
- — A large-format Piña Colada in a hollowed pineapple adds spectacle.
Standout selections
- — Double Vision Piña Colada: Plantation Original Dark Rum, pineapple, Coco Lopez, passion fruit liqueur, lime; served in a hand-cored frozen pineapple for two.
- — Campfire: seasonal with Rock Town Mandarin Vodka, triple sec, lime, and watermelon syrup, plus a lime popsicle.
- — Margarita: reposado tequila, triple sec, lime, Angostura bitters, rocks or frozen.
Wine
Wine is minimal but practical: Underwood Pinot Noir and Pinot Gris in cans, plus Zonin Prosecco in a mini bottle. These formats suit the casual setting.
Menu strengths
- — Canned wine is portable and fits the casual venue.
- — Prosecco in a single-serving bottle offers a bubbly option.
Standout selections
- — Underwood Pinot Noir (can); Zonin Prosecco (mini bottle)
Beer
As a Lost Forty Brewing project, beer is central. A flight showcases current selections, and the Food Fight Michelada turns a 12oz beer into a garnished, Tajin-rimmed production.
Menu strengths
- — Direct tie to Lost Forty Brewing ensures fresh, house-made beer.
- — The Food Fight Michelada is a show-stopping presentation.
Standout selections
- — Food Fight Michelada: 12oz Lost Forty beer with chamoy straws, lime pop, and a Tajin rim in a supersized schooner.
- — Beer Flight: current selections from the beer menu.
Nonalcoholic
Nonalcoholic options go beyond soda: two mocktails and a lineup of house-made paletas. The paletas range from fruit-forward to coffee and vanilla, with a tequila-lime pop that doubles as a chaser.
Menu strengths
- — House-made paletas are a distinctive nonalcoholic option.; Mocktails like Lime in da Coconut and Pompiña are explicitly listed.
Standout selections
- — Lime in da Coconut: cream of coconut, lime juice, lime zest.
- — Pompiña: pineapple juice, grenadine, lime, cinnamon, ginger beer.
- — Strawberry Hibiscus Pop: Barnhill Orchards strawberry and hibiscus with lime.
Spirits
Spirits are showcased through a Tequila Flight and boozy paletas. The flight includes a lime chaser pop, while paletas feature white rum, blanco tequila, and light rum in creative combinations.
Menu strengths
- — The Tequila Flight comes with a housemade lime chaser pop.
- — Boozy paletas offer a playful way to enjoy rum and tequila.
Standout selections
- — Tequila Flight: includes a housemade lime chaser pop.
- — Mai Tai Pop: light rum with pineapple, orange, lime, and cherries.
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