21st Amendment

This place is known for terrible service, yet for some reason I went anyway. After paying cash for my drink, I saw the bartender tip himself without offering me my change. Still, I politely asked «hey, was there any change on that?» and the guy lied to my face. At that point I told him that I in fact knew there was change due, and he then called me a «bitch that doesn’t know how shit works around here» and proceeded to *throw* my change at me. After I walked away from the bar, he continued to yell after me.
I would have tipped him the amount he tipped himself, had he not done that. In fact, I probably would have tipped more. When did it become practice to not only not offer the change customers are due but also to berate the customer God forbid they ask for their change?

This place has some alcohol that a lot of other places don’t, so if you like stuff from mexico, come on down.
The owner is a really good guy. I had an issue once with the staff and he went out of his way to correct it. Enough so that, despite leaving in a huff I’ll probably come back for a shot of tequila presidente.

I love the name of this place. 21^st Amendment has got a great roof top patio with lots of seating for everyone. The roof top has it’s own bar too so never fear there are no extra trips up and down the stairs if you don’t want them. The main floor has a glass front wall that opens all the way up and a bar as well. Pretty neat place and very original name. They do allow smoking so FYI for all you non-​smokers out there.

This is the worst place you’ll find. The atmosphere was fine, but while in the bar my wife was nearly hit in the head with a chair. The chair wielding female patron was apparently the bouncers girl friend because after she nearly hit my wife with a chair WE were asked to leave. The following day, I called the bar manager to let him know that he had a complete moron working in his bar representing them very unprofessionally. In not so many words he told us not to come back. Myself nor any of my friends have ever returned to this crap hole, and never will. I recommend avoiding this place!

I believe this was the first spot we hit up after dinner. I like the rooftop area where you can see down the street. I like that bathrooms were accessible. There is only one bar up here, and it is pretty crowded and takes a bit to order your drink. My vodka gimlet was alright. Prices were reasonable, and service was ok. There’s not really much seating around here so be prepared to do some standing. It seems more like a popular crowd type of spot.

Thursday nights are the absolute best night to come to this bar and hang out of the rooftop for their weekly event, «Rooftop Revival!»

Guy bartender was so rude! My friend ordered a drink and turn around to ask me if I wanted a drink and the bartender yelled, «you need to look at me when ordering a drink». Wouldn’t recommend to go here unless you want bad bar service…

This is a unique bar with a great atmosphere. I hung-​out with some friends to kill time before going to a show.
The atmosphere is like a man cave. There’s wood paneling on one side with a distressed brick wall on the other. There’s some framed pictures from the 1920’s, TVs and one HUGE ceiling fan. You can see the pics showing the shelves of bottles behind the bar. There’s several bar tables/​chairs around the front end along with a couple leather sofas and chairs along the walls.
We arrived before the crowd and left as the place was filling up. It’s a cool place to hang out. We sat at the leather sofa/​char area. I only wish I had a cigar with me at the time.
Forgive me, I failed to notice the beer selection. Once we walked in, I was definitely in a mood for liquor. We had several beverages and the tab was nowhere near as high as we were expecting.
If I’m hanging out in Fayetteville for an evening, this bar is definitely at the top of my list.

Night I went it was so packed I had to wait to get in.
Great crowd, atmosphere.
Bartender was a bit of a prick but I’ll chalk that up to being busy.
Great selection of beers.
Looking forward to visiting again.

I don’t care for 21^st Amendment. We came in for my birthday, and I’ve been back a few times since. I think the drinks are overpriced, and not as well made as other cocktails I’ve had around town.
I think the open front idea is cool though, and it makes it REALLY easy to tell if there are lots of people having fun there (or to find your friends if they’ve wandered in).

I love the vibe in this bar. It is chill and sophisticated… Leather couches, dark lighting and an open patio (for the summer/​spring/​fall). There are 2 things that you definitely need to check out: The Big Ass Fan and, for guys, the urinal in the men’s bathroom. Unfortunately, there’s nothing special in the women’s bathroom.
I’m not much of a drinker, but I enjoy hanging out here with friends. I’ve never had any issues with the service, even though I’m not their typical drinking customer. I’ve seen a bartender mix a special drink that tasted like Dr. Pepper for my friend. I’ve gotten water with no problem. The bartenders have given me free cokes and even coke + grenadine with a cherry!

Great interior. Got to check out the ceiling fan and the urinal (strange comment I know, but just do it). Bar tender a nice guy, friendly.

One of my favorite amendments, the 21^st Amendment is America’s response to stupid liberal and progressive ideals with conservative roots.
Celebrate booze at 21^st Amendment on Dickson St. It’s got this giant fan that takes up practically the entire ceiling and a nice loungy atmosphere.
The entire front of the place is open, so it feels inviting.
I did have some trouble getting service at the bar, but perhaps that was just because I’m Asian. My blond, bombshell of a girlfriend had no trouble getting service.
I’ll give them the benefit of the doubt.
Directly behind it is another bar, a pool hall. It’s kind of the riffraffs versus the college jocks.
Not too shabby,