Arsaga’s Depot

In the old railroad depot on Dickson Street in downtown Fayetteville. We stopped in one afternoon after I biked the Razorback Greenway.
It’s really a nice set-​up and we had very good service. My wife and I both ordered the soup and salad. Excellent. Plus we got fries, very good. They had a really eclectic and diverse beer collection as well.
Great food, good service and a relaxed atmosphere to enjoy a meal, snack or a drink. Highly recommend.

The coffee and food were great. It’s a nice atmosphere for sure. The reason I knocked off a star was because you have to pay for parking. Call me a cheapskate (because that’s what full-​time students are), but I really don’t want to keep putting money in the meter when I’m studying for hours. Besides that, this place is nice.

Awesome coffee spot. The atmosphere is also great and the service is spot on. Lots of good things to say about this place. Haven’t tried the food here yet, but have heard from others that the food is also great.

The service was slow, so if you go there make sure you have time. I went when I had plenty of time and it was very enjoyable. The atmosphere is adorable and they have a great variety for their food and drink menus. Can’t wait to go back!

The eating experience was 5 star. The service was good. The problem is getting there. The address leads you to Chipolties. The sign is right under Chipolties sign. If you look for it near the address or the sign you first come to Chipolties. Keep walking and you come to a burger joint. Keep walking and looking and some time later you might find this place. Come on! Fix it! Loved the place, but you made it too hard to locate. These reviews should be about the great food, not about your terrible marketing.

The food was decent. The atmosphere is good L.
Will try again.
Had the kimchi omelet, much more greasy than my expectation.

I have been many times, mostly for breakfast, really unique menu. Outdoor patio is so nice! The wind was up, and it was cold! They had blankets!
Which is really good because our food took forever!
May have just been our waiter, other people seated after us got there food long before we did. Sweet kid could have seen having a bad day yet waiting for food, when cold, not fun.
The strawberry Suzette was said to be Flambé it was not and there was one strawberry cut up. One. It’s strawberry season guys pony up!
It was Delicious, the cream was fresh and real. Just not enough strawberries
Crepes are great coffee is always good
The menu is different if you want Waffle House typical, go elsewhere… Sweet potatoes, polenta, tofu, crepes!
The staff expresses themselves in typical Fayetteville fashion. Kind of a must for visitors & locals alike to get the flavor of Fayetteville!

Great food but the service is absolutely terrible.
You wait so long to just get a drink order and once you get your drinks it’s a miracle if you see your waitress again.

My band and I passed through here while on tour last week from Austin, and had some of the best coffee and food.
I got an iced salted caramel latte and the butternut squash and sage crepes with a side of their house-​cured bacon; everything was fantastic.
Our server was pleasant and attentive without being too invasive.
I’m just sad that I can’t come here more often. See you next time!

I LOVE this place. Been here more than 2x. One time I had some grub. Coffee is really good and employees are memorable and fun.
The music was right up my alley, this was a great study zone, and I always met some cool peeps.
Honestly. It’s not easy to find coffee shops where I feel «at home» and this one is a fave!

They are so creative in their offerings here. So much more than a coffee stop. They have some very interesting drinks with both alcoholic and virgin options. Many of their drinks/​food are made with ingredients from local companies and producers.
Great location in respect to the university and downtown as well. It is right on multi use/​bike trail which keeps it convenient friendly to lots of different ways of travel.

One of my absolute favorite places for breakfast/​brunch. Great food– crepes are delicious. It’s one of the only places around that offers a salad nicoise as well as a flat white coffee. Good service. Love the outside deck and it’s perhaps one of my favorite buildings in the city. Only complaint is you have to pay to park in their lot. But to me, it’s worth it now & then.

I love studying here and their hot chocolate might be the best I’ve ever had. Great environment for cold days when you want to feel cozy but still get out of the house.
The patio is also amazing when it warms up outside, it backs up to the railroad tracks and you often see runners passing by, it’s also surrounded by trees and just so pretty.
I am never disappointed when I eat here. I love their fries and seasonal salads (the irony) Sometimes it is hit or miss with the crepes, but I never regret what I order and you can’t go wrong with a sweet crêpe.
My only complaint is that sometimes it is too crowded and wait time is quite a while – but that in itself is a reflection of how DELICIOUS every single thing is.

Really fun spot for a weekend brunch! When we dropped in for brunch they had live music playing and it had a really cool vibe. The hostess and servers were all very attentive but, did have difficulty explaining allergens in the menu items.
I had the brezinski and the potatoes were awesome in it! Both people in my party ordered crepes and enjoyed them but did complain that there was a bit too much cheese in them.
The coffees and teas are all very innovative and fun additions to your meal. I had the coconut matcha this time and it was delicious. I will definitely be back, especially with its convenient location on the bike path.

We returned to Arsaga’s one year later and were not disappointed. Some new (or previously unseen) coffee items on the menu were there, and they were delicious. The grapefruit-​infused ‘Great Awakening’ espresso with a dollop of sweetened condensed milk was to die for, so good that we returned again and again while in Fayetteville to get it.
As always, the Tusk and Trotter bacon was a worthy (if somewhat pricey) addition to the meal, and the crepes (we opted for Pommes and Porc, also a simple Citron crêpe) were delectable. On the way out of town, another Arsaga’s stop meant we got lunch in the form of the drunk-​food staple Tonkatsu Fries; or french fries covered in semi-​spicy tonkatsu sauce and covered with shredded beef. So, so good.

Fantastic!
While traveling for work, my colleague took me here for lunch. I had just traveled 6 hours and was starving by the time we arrived.
I had a savory crêpe and fries. Both were to die for. Tip, when ordering the fries ask for all three dipping sauces. Party in your mouth.
Iced tea was amazing also.
Service was great, actually almost too friendly if that is even possible. This place started off my first visit to AK right!

On our way out of town, hubby and I stopped at Arsaga’s Depot for a quick breakfast. We got there pretty early in order to beat the crowd, and despite the fact the hostess was no where in sight and several of the servers walked past us without blinking an eye, once we were finally acknowledged we were seated right away.
This place has very much a hipster vibe. Staff we encountered took a bit to warm up to us. It was a good minute before our server found us sitting at our table. Granted, she did apologize, and after that everything went fine.
Coffee was good. I had a mocha, and while it wasn’t as sweet as I prefer, adding a pack of raw sugar made it perfect. As for the food, I thought it was delicious. I had one of their breakfast crepes with a side of herbed potatoes. Ingredients tasted very fresh. Hubby had the special which was a hash of some sort, and he liked it as well. To finish off, we tried The Buzz dessert crêpe. It was good, but didn’t have much coffee flavor. Still liked it, however.
We will make another trip down to Fayetteville soon, and would have no regrets visiting Arsaga’s Depot again. They have a very nice crêpe menu and would enjoy trying more of them.

I love the location. It’s inside the old train depot and has that cute, historic, quaint feel. There was a side room that seemed meant for studying and table service in the rest of the restaurant. The salad was huge with plenty of green’s and the fruit salad was so fresh and filled with variety

Yum! What a great place! The coffee as fabulous as was the omelet. They had several options for nut milks for the coffee (coconut, almond, cashew I believe). My friends had crepes which they also loved.
We sat on the back patio. It was a great cozy atmosphere and the service was great as well! Will definitely be back.
The reason why I didn’t give 5 stars is because of the menu selection. Pretty limited menu. That’s to be expected for a small coffee shop. Just wished they had more (healthy) options for breakfast/​brunch!

My boyfriend and I are in town for a wedding and we wanted to sneak off for a brunch date! So glad we found the depot!
We can in on a beautiful spring Saturday. The place was packed! We had a short wait, while we were waiting we got a speciality coffee drink. The drinks are handmade and a bit pricey.
We unfortunately got the worst table in the place… Right in the middle of the entryway. A bit noisy and distracting, not the Intimacy I had hoped for.
My boyfriend ordered eggs and bacon and cleaned his plate. I went for the love me tender crepes! Holy cow!!! They were amazing! (A bit cold but the place was slammed) I opted for the grits instead of potatoes or salad. Very glad I did, they were real corn grits! No instant grits here!
I would for sure recommend coming here!!!