Fayetteville, Ark Recs

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Highly recommend these two breakfast places: The Farmers Table and Prelude Breakfast Bar. May have been the best part of our trip there.

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one dinner

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The wife and I really enjoyed Wood Stone Craft Pizza. The Thai pizza didn't disappoint. There was a steak place that we wanted to go to in Fayetteville that we couldn't get into game weekend: Theo's Fayetteville. We went to their Roger's location and it was what one would expect from a higher end steak place.

We went to one brewery and it was OK. I can't remember the name off hand. We really didn't eat lunch as we had late breakfast when we were there. A lot of folks recommended a BBQ place who's name escapes me. Someone will come in with it.

ETA: We ate there for dinner the first night, but it would be a great lunch spot: Hugo's Fayetteville. Get there early and expect a wait. This is your typical college burger place.


Have fun. It's a great college town. We can't wait to go back in a couple of years.

Herman’s Ribhouse should be one of your stops.

If you get trashed Eureka pizza was great at 3am. Went for a wedding in July and stayed at Carnall Hall, so we ate there once (at Carnall Hall) and it was solid as well.


Beautiful campus

Prelude Breakfast Bar is great. I like Farmer's Table but it's a little overhyped. They do have a good breakfast though. Really busy on Saturday mornings. We have a First Watch in Fayetteville that has good breakfast.

For a burger, I would go to Hugo's just off the square. It's a Fayetteville institution. Other burger places you could try would be JJ's for a sports bar vibe. (they have a Dickson Street location) Across the street from JJ's on Dickson is Farrell's which I really like. Its a sports bar/gastro pub. Also, for a good burger with no frills (no alcohol), try CJ's Butcher Boy on Wedington.

Another Fayetteville institution is Herman's Rib House (actually more of a steak house than a rib place but they do have ribs) on College Ave. Great steaks but they have a steak omelet that I love called the Dustin Omelet.

If you like Thai try A Taste of Thai.

Two newer places that are really popular right now are Cheers at the O.P.O. on the square and Leverett Lounge. I love both of these places.

For BBQ, try Wright's BBQ in Johnson. The brisket is their claim to fame.

I agree with the other poster that Woodstone is the place for pizza.

It you like Italian, try Bocca. They usually have a steak special that is not on the menu that is really good.

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I hope that helps.