Rosa's

I stumbled on this place by accident, but it turned into a completely delightful experience. The atmosphere and ambiance were wonderful. My husband and I each had two drinks and were not disappointed. The large charcuterie board was delicious and the perfect amount for two people. We are traveling the country in an RV, from California, so likely not going to be able to visit again, but if I was a local, I would be a regular!

We absolutely loved this place! We didn’t have a reservation (you should) but got in by sheer luck. We couldn’t have been more pleased. The drinks and the pie were unbelievable! The service was outstanding. The atmosphere blew us away too. If you’re in Fayetteville, do yourself a favor and check out Rosa’s.

Rosa’s could’ve been a charming little time capsule of a bar… if it weren’t for Natalie, the bartender who apparently thinks she’s the CEO of Hospitality Failure, Inc. From the moment we walked in, she acted like we were trespassing on land she personally owned. The bar was completely empty—yet the mere idea of seating our party without a reservation seemed to fry her circuits. Her attitude was so off-the-charts ridiculous it felt like performance art. But the real low point? She tried to insult our group in front of other guests by making snide remarks about our reason for being in town to film a documentary on a local leukemia patient. Imagine being that small-minded and cruel to your own community. This is not someone who should hold a bartender license—or honestly, any job involving

Rosa's Speakeasy at The Harvey House Bed & Breakfast was an absolute gem! From the moment my two sisters and I walked in, we were captivated by the thoughtful and charming decor that gave the space such a warm, intimate feel. The drinks were nothing short of divine, and the small plates were the perfect touch, adding to the wonderful experience of our evening in Fayetteville. Natalie, the owner, was an incredible host—welcoming, attentive, and gracious. She even took the time to let us explore open suites in the B&B, which were so cozy and inviting. I can't wait to return with my husband to experience the full Bed & Breakfast side of this wonderful place. If you're looking for an unforgettable night out, Rosa's Speakeasy is a must-visit!

Such a fun surprise to stumble upon Rosa’s while spending a couple of nights in Fayetteville. The house is very enchanting. I love old Victorians in the first place, and when we visited in early October they had the old girl all gussied up for Halloween, which really set the mood. Our cocktails were great and the service was excellent