Nomads Trailside - Fayetteville

We rode our bikes from Lake Fayetteville to Nomads Trailside for a fun adventure. Perfect start to celebrate our 37th anniversary with craft beers and Just Friendos pretzel appetizer with a house-made rhubarb jam and maple mustard dips. Absolutely hit the spot! The salads looked delicious and healthy... but we went with Rhubarbed Wire and Ridin Dirty burgers! Loved the customer sevice, the patio, great atmosphere, delicious food...everything was perfect!

This is a great casual and trendy eatery in the neighborhood. The ambiance is cool and relaxed. We visited for Saturday brunch during a busy time, and the staff were polite and efficient. You place your order and pay at the counter first, and then the server brings your food to the table. The atmosphere is deli-style and informal. They offer mimosas and other fancy drinks, plus there's beer on tap. I opted for coffee, which was rather basic. I ordered the "Dad Bod" dish, which is enormous and definitely lives up to its name—I couldn't finish it and had to ask for a takeout box. My husband chose the burger, which looked fancy and upscale, served with chips. Overall, the food was delicious, and the restrooms were clean and well-maintained. I would definitely recommend this place!

Very cool spot right on the Greenway bike trail. Very large portions for brunch menu items. We got the Dad Bod and the SlowRide both were very good and plenty of food. My wife and I will share next time. Quick service and the **** Marys were great too. We will visit again.

The atmosphere is decent, but the food is really some of the most average hipster burgers I've ever tasted. They are dry, lack creativity, and are quite bland. The coffee is good—if you enjoy spending $7 on a cup that comes from a cold, stale coffee maker and is filled with loose grounds.

I've been visiting Nomads Trailside since it first opened, and the service and quality have always been outstanding. The service continues to impress! However, I've noticed a significant decline in the quality of the food, while the prices remain quite high. What we were served the other day was clearly a frozen hamburger patty, unlike the fresh burgers they used to provide. The Dad Bod dish was simply composed of frozen sausage, frozen hash browns, and Great Value Eggo waffles. The atmosphere and service at Nomads are fantastic; I just hope the owners take this feedback into consideration and return to the high-quality ingredients that initially set them apart.