Miz Piggy

Deluca's (call to reserve your dough and be prepared for a long wait ) and Rolando's are our go-to places

My advice is centered on downtown restaurants:

Brood and Barley
Lost 40 (or nearby sister restaurant Camp Taco)
Raduno
The Root
Flyway Brewing
Three Fold
Buenos Aires Bar & Grill

Definitely Delucas. Call to reserve your dough - they only make so much each day.

Also, if the weather is decent, Rolando's has good food and a great patio.

The Museum of Discovery and Clinton Presidential Library in LR and the Mid-America Science museum in Hot Springs would be good for a kid that age.

Plenty of outdoor things to do in both areas. Downtown LR has a paved bike trail around the river and there's a bike rental place in the Rivermarket.

Hiking Pinnacle (20 minutes west of downtown) is a great hike.

Not sure if you're looking for places for groups or not. That could change my recommendations.
I'm also assuming you're looking for downtown NLR/LR recs.

NLR:

Brood and Barley
Ristorante Capeo
Flyway brewing

LR:
The Root Cafe
Camp Taco
Allsopp & Chapple
Buenos Aires Grill & Cafe
Capital Bar & Grill

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Well, you just planned my day/night in Little Rock. Hitting pinnacle mountain, lost 40 and have reservations at Aleppo. If we have time May hit the bikes as well. We are going to stay at Capital Hotel. Thanks a bunch.

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One of my favorite hotels anywhere - not just LR. Enjoy! :Cheers:

Tips on Pinnacle - get there early to avoid heat and parking problems (particularly on weekends). Take the west summit trail (unless you're looking for a real workout, then take the east summit trail)

Ok, things to do as a couple in Little Rock.

Outdoors
It will likely be hot as hell in mid-July, but assuming you're from/live in Louisiana, you're used to that.

Pinnacle Mountain is a great hike with amazing views. All you'll need is a bottle of water. About 20 minute drive from downtown.

If you're staying downtown, there's an extensive walking/biking trail around the river. There are bikes available to rent in the River Market area.
If you're here on a Saturday, the farmer's market is in the River Market.

Museums
Clinton Library
Central High Historic Site

Restaurants
Alsopp & Chappell is the hot restaurant downtown for a fancier date night
Under the radar place downtown is Buenos Aires - great mojitos, empanadas (get the pulled flank) and steaks
The Root Cafe has a great breakfast (and is in the SoMa area with quirky shops and Loblolly ice cream shop)
Petit & Keet, if you'd prefer a west LR place
Heights Taco & Tamale gets you into the upscale Heights neighborhood (but it's not fancy)
Three fold (dumplings and noodles)

Breweries (not my strong suit)
Lost40
Flyway (technically in NLR right across the river)
Not a brewery but Rock Town Distillery is in the SoMa area and gives tours/has a tasting room.

Other
Dust bowl lanes

If you have other interests, let me know and I'll rack my brain.

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One is a food your of local food shops

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We did the Hole in the Wall food tour and thoroughly enjoyed it. But that was also 11 years ago.

Another food-related activity we loved was the Honolulu Fish Market. It was really interesting seeing these massive fish being auctioned just off the boat. Also a great thing to do on your first day when you wake up at 3am. It was free when we went, but I heard they've started charging. Not sure I'd pay too much for it.

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Have you tried taking the firestick over to a friend's or family member's house and trying it there?

It sounds like you can log into Netflix.com, does everything work from there?

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I'm going to take the firestick over to me mom's at some point.

Everything works on my phone and my laptop/browser.

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the ones that weren’t working

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I've tried deleting from one of the rokus and the firestick. I have not deleted from the LG tv or the other Roku tv.