4 Best Wine Bars in Fayetteville

“Rosie’s Happy Stumble Upon ✨

I highly recommend this little hidden gem just off the Fayetteville Square—it brought me so much joy the moment my friend and I walked through its doors!

We were greeted with the warmest smile by Alister behind the wine bar, and after a quick introduction, that personal touch made us feel right at home.

Soon after, we were invited on a grand tour. In the open gathering room sits a beautiful elongated art table, complete with a variety of acrylic paints and brushes—ready for anyone wanting to tap into their own creativity. For just $20, you can paint and create all day while enjoying a refreshment from the bar… or step back out onto the front porch and simply sit in the moment, breathing in the floral aromas and the sweet scents drifting over from the little bakery next door.

And just beyond the back door, a patio awaits—peacefully decorated with a charming garden setting, perfect for soaking up the sunshine by day or enjoying the moonlight under the stars by night.

They also host a calendar full of special events here, so I know I’ll be back… and I hope to see you there too! 💫“

“Very cute place located on Dickson St. Parking is tricky and we had to drive around multiple times until we found an open spot on the street. This was my first visit and it was a nice, cozy open space with lots of seating and light. They have a wine area and a bakery case. They also have coffee and soda drinks along with bakery items, quiche, sandwiches, and brunch. The two employees were very kind and nice. Prices were average for the area. We got 2 drinks and a box of cookies but will be back to try lunch next time.“

“Great rigatoni, the meatballs were okay, order the wild boar sausage, that's the good stuff. Great wine list and they have bleu cheese olives for your slightly dirty martini. An excellent wine list too. And don't forget to order the cheese cake gelato!“

“We were celebrating our anniversary and the drinks, food and service were top rate! We were shocked at the size of the Bisteca; we ended up taking half of it home and had a separate meal from it! The sea bass was melt in your mouth, just succulent. They brought us a complimentary dessert to honor the occasion.“