JJ's Grill Dickson - Bar & grill in Fayetteville - 324 W Dickson St, USA

Game day atmosphere!! There were MIZZOU and Razorback all over the place as soon as it opened. The food was delicious! Most of us had a burger with various sides. I would definitely go back to eat there. *I didn't have our kids with us this time but there were kids there for lunch. I wouldn't hesitate to take my kids to eat here. The menu and restaurant is kid friendly.

Visited for the first time but only tried the tator kegs. They were really good, but also a bit overpriced. I will be coming back later to try more of their food options. Edit: came back and tried the cheese dip and burger sliders. The cheese dip was actually really good, probably A tier. The sliders were alright, and the fries were typical sports bar fries. Overall, I liked it all! Edit 2: had the guacamole burger and it was astounding. Seriously just an amazing burger. I also got the fried pickles as the side and they were good, but not amazing. Edit 3: tried the cheeseburger quesadilla. I had really high hopes for it, but it was just not that good.

The Jalapeño Burger is the way to go. It was amazing, and I’d order it again in a heartbeat. The fries were pretty soggy, definitely not “hand cut”. The service was decent, live music was nice. We were here on a summer weekend and it was a good not busy vibe. I’d recommend the burgers for sure.

We enjoyed lunch here on a weekday. It was quiet, service was prompt and the food tasted good. I enjoyed the Greek salad.

Mother's Day brunch was wonderful. Prime rib, eggs Benedict, French toast, salads, and yogurt with berries were just some of the choices. All dishes were perfectly prepared as well as presented. Located in a boutique hotel, we followed our meal with a self guided tour of the unique art installations.

A decent place. A few pros - they have a good variety of food and a nice atmosphere. The stuffed tots as an appetizer didn't seem like the best value as you get 6 for $9. Fried pickles came in a large portion and were definitely shareable. The nachos were good, separating the chips from the topping is a great idea. The "world famous" burger was a pretty basic burger, the fried egg burger was more impressive. They have daily drink specials and frozen margaritas everyday for $1.99 or you can get a flavored option for $2.99. My biggest complaint was the subpar service. In the time that we were first seated we had 3 different servers come over saying "your server will bring out your water" and it took about 10-15 minutes to get water and the server set it down and immediately walked away. The next server we had was pretty good, so it worked out. Definitely don't expect too much from service here though.

Went on a Monday night. Surprisingly quiet for a bar in a college town. Quite spacious. Decent beer selection and pretty good food. First order of fries were cold but they replaced them happily and the hot ones were quite good. Pretty sure they use peanut oil for the fries, which is always a plus. Bartender was good. Nice TV setup. Place was clean, including the bathrooms. Good place for a beer and a burger, although the menu has a lot more than just that. I like it.

Versatile entertainment/live music venue that offers outstanding bar food in festive atmosphere on Dickson Street...friendly, hospitable service staff...great setup to watch sports with multiple bars and big screen TVs throughout the building...food was well prepared with diverse menu including burgers, tacos, fish, wings, and salad options...during the daytime hours restaurant included a mix of students, locals and younger families...highly recommend spending some time in this University of Arkansas staple