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.

My husband and I were in town visiting our daughter and wanted to go out but not on Dickson. So…read morethey took us here and we were not disappointed! It was busy but we were able to find a spot. Ordered drinks and popcorn and omg it hit the spot! Parmesan and black pepper popcorn was top tier! I had a bourbon sour and it was ok. Next time we come we will try to get a spot in the back and play darts. Bar had a great vibe and bartenders were quick.

Great experience for our first visit. It is a small bar in Fayetteville but has excellent craft…read morecocktails from a very eclectic menu. The staff was extremely friendly and accommodating. They have a great selection of albums/vinyl and the atmosphere is just perfect.

New cocktail bar in Fayetteville--city class cocktails with album-turning themes. There's an entire…read morepage of cocktails themed on Fleetwood Mac's Rumors (the Silver Spring with a violet floater is gorgeous). Or you can pivot to Outkast's Stankonia (Gasoline Dreams with graham cracker-infused bourbon was delicious). Service was friendly & unhurried but also somehow prompt--drink orders showed up fast. Vibe is trendy-eclectic--a mosh of gentle dark paint and vintage personality. Vinyl shelves in the corner with a neon Now Playing arrow. Don't miss the bathroom At Your Own Risk button.

Very nice place. Good selection of local craft beers, also cocktails and mocktails; I didn't look…read moreclosely at those tonight but I'm pretty sure Grace knows her stuff. The food selection has a lot of interesting choices, I'd come here and try a few more if I were local. The Cuban was one of the best I've had, and it's generally a favorite of mine. Overall, I'm glad I wandered in. You should, too.

Yummy food, and good service, the dessert was good we got the sticky bread pudding, it was clean…read moreand not very noisy and a pleasant ambiance.

The vibe of this place was so cool! The drinks were absolutely delicious and as a Harry Potter fan…read moreseeing butter beer on the menu was such an awesome surprise

Wonderful place!…read more Insanely good service by beautiful, tattooed humans. They have dozens and dozens of pinball machines and a great selection of both beer-y and fruity adult beverages. I will definitely come back if I'm ever back in town!

Tasty drinks- specialize in beer, wine and sake based drinks. Cozy indoors, right off the trail,…read moreand helpful bartenders. Tried the "Bogart" and it was delish.

Come one come all for inclusivity. bigots beware, aka gtfo. A serious gem here in Fayetteville. Pop…read morein for some good vibez and real talk, stiff drinks and a good time when there's an event. Or, even if there isn't an event, just hang out with really cool people with great energy and dope art, a good time no matter what!! Be cool, check it out, leave badass reviews and support small businesses!

We had a great dinner here for a group of moms and daughters. Max was an outstanding server for the…read more3.5 hours we were there having an intended slow paced dinner with lots of drinks, food, and conversation. The food and drinks were great and the atmosphere is perfect for a nice evening.

Among the pricier spots on Dickson Street, the Collective is a great spot to try and kick off your…read morenight with a little elegance before kicking it over to the Piano Bar next door to sing some karaoke Don't Stop Believin' and take a Fireball shot. On our visit, they were serving a limited menu which I felt could have used at least one salad option, but what we were able order was all tasty though not exceptional. The hummus with tzatziki was delicious and served with crunchy pita chips the whole table enjoyed. The chicken Alfredo pasta was the highlight of the evening while the prime rib was respectable but a little too salty. For sides we went with the corn (great) and asparagus (meh). All in all a solid dinner option but not a spot I'm dying to return to.

We had a lovely anniversary dinner here last week. Ravioli special appetizer, mussels, and penne…read morealla vodka were great. I would pass on the focaccia, it was somehow both stale and burnt. The crepe brûlée for dessert and The Orchard cocktail are both recommended as well. Great service.

Bait and switch. Online menu clearly states papperadelle bolognese upon arrival menu reflects…read morerigatoni. Pretty disappointing as that is why we came. Mozzarella app was good. Bread was overcooked. The pastas were good. I thought the little crusty edges of the lasagna would be the best part but they just tasted charred so I ate around them. Our server did check and I didn't complain so that is on me. When it was clear we were done eating our server filled every water glass in the dining room but ours before coming to assist us with our take home and bill.

Hugo's, much like Herman's Rib House is a Fayetteville tradition. Since the late 70's Hugo's has…read morebeen serving an eclectic American classic menu ( with some European influences). A well established hangout for Hog Fans especially on game day and you may even run into some Razorbacks legends while you are there. Pros: Consistent, quality food at a reasonable price. Great menu selection from crepes to steaks and everything in between. Cons: Hugo's is a basement restaurant location. This means seating is limited and the wait can be long. The stairs leading down to the restaurant can be hard to navigate if you are physically impaired, and depending on the day or time of the it can get quite noisy. If stairs, togetherness and nosiy spaces are not your thing, then this isn't the establishment for you. Overall, you can't go wrong with the food or hospitality, and if you're a Razorback fan, student, or alumni of the University of Arkansas dining here is a right of passage. Highly recommended Hugo's... come be a part of a Fayetteville tradition!

Hugo's opened in 1977 and I went there for the first time w/ my brother. The burgers, fresh cut…read morefries, and fresh fried chips were fantastic and still to this day are delicious. The service was great, and as usual the place was packed -- even on a Monday night. Hugo's is also a bar, so the atmosphere is a bit darkly lit, as would be expected. If you haven't tried Hugo's, get to it!