Sooie Bar: New Razorback-Themed Hotspot on Dickson Street

0:00On March 17th, a fresh razor-back-and-country theme bar called Sui has opened on Dixon Street in Fayetteville, right between Tinroof and the Spot, that used to be Buster Bellies. It kicked off its opening weekend on February 27th, and has quickly drawn crowds just in time for spring semester. The location is seen a few bars come and go since owner Dave Bass spotted back in 2004, including Halo, until this January. Bass also runs Yeehawg and shots next door, plus a food truck courtyard, and now offers one cover charge to hit all three spots in a night, a big win. For budget-minded college students, locals and staff are buzzing about the rebrand. A bartender who stuck around through the remodel calls it classy country, while a finance major says it fits Dixon Street's vibe way better than. Before Anne plans to make it a regular stop, a local DJ who's worked a strip for years, notes steady lines and repeat visitors every night. The drink menu leans heavy into razor-back fun, with options like the pork chop a beer,

1:03and shot combo, or Tusk Tea, a bourbon twist on Arnold Palmer. It's blending upscale country feels without being just a sports bar, or honky-tonk. Sui runs Thursdays and Fridays from APM to 2AM, and Saturdays from 7PM to 2AM, joining other newcomers like an upcoming, Mediterranean Spot next door to keep Dixon Street evolving. Made in AI.