One of the best bars in Fayetteville, and it's historical. I really miss their 'new shoes'…read morecocktail, and I haven't found a new one on their latest menu that I like as much. But it's a fun place with outstanding drinks and bartenders. Ambiance is dark and moody.

It took awhile on Friday at Maxine's to get our Pride drinks. They were busy. I ordered The Gay…read moreAgenda (tequila). My partner had a dirty martini and our friend got a Manhattan. They were average and quite pricey. The glasses were tiny. I can think of better places for happy hour.

It was a rainy night although we still wanted to check out a LGBT+ place while visiting. We found…read morean open table right away to sit. The have a table filled with board games and card games, which I appreciate. The drinks were fairly priced and the bartenders were nice. They pop popcorn and it's offered for free as a table snack, another touch that I appreciate. The music was great and so was the vibe. It was great to hang out of with my wife and niece, have a drink and popcorn, have a great conversation with great music in the background with great vibes with everyone who was there. Thank you Bugsy's for a great experience.

Is it or isn't it?…read more This is a bar on Dickson Street. The bartenders seemed friendly enough. It was weirdly pricey for Arkansas, especially call drinks. Especially considering this is not a fancy place at all, but just a bar. But they have a bunch of random specials. While it's not advertising itself as a gay bar, the clientele certainly is. I think this is a 21 and up alternative to C4. I still find gays in Arkansas unfriendly to strangers, which I think is a defense mechanism. Even after going four nights in a row, I don't think one person said anything to me, except bartenders. Also, the pickle shot was disgusting in my book.

Last night, myself and several members of my party were inappropriately grabbed and cussed out by…read morean employee who was so drunk he could neither speak nor stand straight. When we first came in he was sitting at the bar in a Farrell's Lounge shirt and clearly drunk beyond description, so I assumed him to be a regular and didn't think any more about him until one of my friends returned from ordering, and was uncomfortable because he had been grabbing her shoulders. Looking over at him again throughout the night, it was clear he was more than comfortable to continue to do this to the other women at the bar. The bartenders seem unbothered by this obnoxious, drunk behavior. There is no way they didn't see this drunk man invading the personal space of the other patrons. Around 1:30, he stumbles to our table, and in a drunken slur, makes sure we're all tabbed out. He'd gotten some glasses earlier, but again due to his incredible drunkenness and inappropriate behavior, I thought maybe he just grabbed glasses and checked with patrons to help the bartenders. Anyway, while asking if we've tabbed out, he had some kind of grabbing tool and said if we weren't tabbed out we'd get, "a butt grab," and he then proceeded to use the grabber to grab at my chest, trying for my nipple based on where it landed. I gently pushed the tool away and said, "Don't do that." He laughed and tried to squeeze my nipple again, at which point my brother intervened and said, "He said don't do that." This belligerent drunk laughed and stared trying to grab my brother's nipple with it, so my brother tried to take the grabber from this drunk, telling him to, "respect other people's personal space." (I'm not paraphrasing here - my brother was angry, but could tell this man was wasted, so he was being neither harsh nor callous.) At this point, the drunk with the Farrell's Lounge shirt and the ponytail started to scream (and slur) at all of us, telling us over and over again to, "GET THE FUCK OUT." Again, because we didn't think he should be molesting us. We left but waited outside since we had one last party member in the bathroom while all this happened. The drunk opened the door and told us to go away. I finally asked, "Man, do you even work here?" The drunk in the Farrell's Lounge shirt with the ponytail responded very proudly (but not clearly), "Yes I do." While I was initially hoping for the "best", that this man who molested and cussed out my party was just a drunk that the bartenders irresponsibly overserved and refused to handle, that wasn't the case. The indescribably drunk man who ran his hands on one of my group, threatened us with a butt grab while grabbing for my nipple, and cussed at us for having a problem with that behavior is loudly and proudly an employee of this establishment. I've never had a staff member of any bar I've been to at any time in any city be so drunk, perverted, and rude. What a disgusting man. What a disgusting business to allow someone like this to work for it. It's clear from how emboldened he felt to behave this way, and how the bartenders refused any intervention, that this is just how Sideways operates. Obviously, I'll never be back and will make sure everyone I know who enjoys Dickson never comes here again

went down quick. funny bouncer is gone. no more pool tournament on Sunday. I'm not a college kid so…read moreI don't go out to bars and this was my only refuge.

Vault is a great little bar. We sat outside on a lovely Pride Saturday before the crowd hit…read more They have a great reputation in town for making classic cocktails. We all had wine so I cannot confirm. Great friendly service! Nice prices.

Insanely inventive cocktails without $20 prices! The cocktails really push the limits of…read morecreativity, many may make you gremace as you mouth the ingredients to yourself. Trust though. Trust the process, trust the folks implementing the process. I loved everything I had here. If cocktails are too fufu 4 u, they have a MASSIVE whiskey selection too, mostly bourbons. The space is small and cozy, making it easier to bond with people. Speaking of which, the guy next to me at the bar bought me some whisky and...after some talking, I realized he was the owner of this place, great guy!

We visited Undercroft on 5/16/26 while waiting for our reservation at The Preachers Son. (Located…read moreabove it) Coolest underground bar! Feels like a fancy speakeasy. Perfect place to have a before or after dinner drink. We bellied up to the bar and the mixologist was so nice. Amazing drinks as well!

The ambiance was cool, super neat space and great drink selection. Only thing was customer service…read morewasn't great. Bartender was rude and snarky when I was trying to ask for my drink a specific way and then completely ignored me.

This was my first time to Bike Rack. The atmosphere is pleasant and friendly. There is an outdoor…read moreand indoor seating area. They have a couple food trucks outside. The place is clean and a little loud and that makes it a little difficult to converse. The staff are super friendly and they have a nice beer selection. The nonalcoholic selection is a little small. They don't have lemonade or tea but that's not a big deal. We arrived and found comfy seating inside. We made our way to the bar and ordered the "Big Ass Pretzel " , a dozen wings with buffalo sauce and the chicken tender basket. The wings were not seared and that kinda made them not great. The pretzel was good with a cheese sauce. The chicken tender basket was ok. The fries were wedge cut and were undercooked. The drinks we got were good and the local beers were tasty. The three stars is just for the food and we will try this place again.

Good beer and spirits. They had a typical pub kitchen fare but also had two food trucks. Indian…read moreand Italian food options. Great parking and bike racks. Pet friendly!!!!

great place to chill and have a drink bartenders were super friendly and the service was good.read more

On a cold, winters night I sent my nebulous, meditating astral body through the far reaches of time…read moreand space, all the way from the snowy, wind-blown wastes of forgotten Alaska to the rain-slicked pavement of Dickson Street. As my consciousness formed atop a glowing pinnacle of truth and enlightenment, I saw it - my beloved Ryleighs, peering at me from the choking fog as if in a fever dream. Taking the form of an intangible bearded goat composed of naught but pure happiness and delight floating atop a golden cloud of wisdom, I entered this delightful domicile and allowed it to shower me in a golden rain of sweet, sweet alcohol. Travis poured raging rivers of Vegas Bombs into my heavenly gullet, while Coco J showered me in frothing waves of Guinness. The venerable ghost of Papa Levi hovered in the back, hands praying to the gods of liver damage while an evil spirit named Wolf cowered in the corner, unable to express its disdain for the pure joy that erupted around it. All too soon I was ripped away, rudely shunted back into this crude form of meat and bone, my astral journey having abruptly ended. Having touched heaven one to many times now, no bar shall ever equal the psychadelic nirvana that is Ryleigh's. ALL HAIL!

The best Bloody Mary I've ever had was at Kingfish. I'm not kidding--but that's not where my list…read moreof bests ends. The bartenders are some of the realest people you'll ever meet, and by the time you leave, they'll feel like old friends. The patio is incredible: plenty of tables, tons of space to sit or stand, another full bar, and live music during the summer months. Their happy hour is the bomb dot com, and since it's dog-friendly, everyone just hangs out like it's a backyard get-together. And how could I forget?! Their annual crawfish boil is a must-add to your calendar, along with their Pride celebration. I honestly can't remember a single time I've left Kingfish in a worse mood than when I walked in. Between the vintage dive bar decor, the mix of booth and bar seating, and all that outdoor space, this place is pure magic. It's craft and care from people who know the game. It's a classic for a reason--for God's sake!

I great dive bar located a block off Dickson Street. The staff is friendly and the drinks are…read morereasonably priced. They are dog friendly and have live music outside on the patio.