Cafes near Fayetteville

“The most quaint little spot. Very dog friendly. Perfect to eat before hitting the national park nearby. Don't expect to get in and out super quick, it's a happening place, but worth it! There's a reason it's a happening place.“

“After the first three restaurants we tried nearby were closed on Tuesdays, we stumbled into Cafe One Ten with a bit of desperation. The restaurant is spacious but a tad outdated, and only a few patrons were there when we entered, but the service was quick and friendly. In the end, we were pleasantly surprised. The prices weren't bad, and the food was good, especially the fried catfish and macaroni. I've never seen a Texas toast-style hotdog bun, so points for creativity! Personally, it was a bit too much buttery bread for a hotdog, but I can't say it wasn't tasty. If you're looking for light fare, the menu offers salads, but this probably isn't your best bet. The warm, local vibe is hard to beat, though. Thank you to Cafe One Ten for rescuing our Tuesday lunch!“

“This is another must stop while visiting hawks nest. Always friendly and a great stop. Stopped last weekend and my kid loved the place. Especially the ice cream. I recommend stopping by here anytime your in the areaParking: There's a handful of parking. Just be alert because it is right off a curve on the highway and alot of cars and motorcycles tend to be driving fast through thereKid-friendliness: It's really kid friendly. The guy let my 8 year old have free samples of ice cream while trying to decide what flavor. They also have neat stuff kids would likeWheelchair accessibility: I did not see a wheelchair ramp. Only a few steps. The way the inside is laid out, I would not recommend bringing a wheelchair inside. Imo.“