I rented this space for my birthday party for a few years in a row. I just loved it. Plenty of…read morespace for lots of people, great kitchen area with full size fridge. Plenty of restrooms. It's filled with art from local artists and plenty of tables and seating. It's on the fourth floor and has a large outdoor patio with an absolutely perfect view of Broadway and Broadway Square in downtown Fargo. We put a movie on the big screen for the kids and they thought it was pretty special.

Great place for a meeting or event. I've been here for cocktails, meetings, speakers and trainings…read more It can convert from two rooms to one. There is a very nice kitchen attached as well as an awesome patio facing Broadway.

We did go on a night without music but was not impressed. Definitely not the ambiance isn't great…read more The beer was about $7.50 for regular pour.

Dropped in here Thursday for a beer release. It was a cozy little bar on a corner. The…read morebeertenders were kind and helpful. I had told her I had wanted to make it to four breweries but time was running out so if I could only get to two which should they be? Without missing a beat she offered two names up and said both would provide unique environments. Front Street was a great bar just to hang out in, thanks Front Street.

We've used the catering from Garden Pavilion / One on One catering for the past few years and they…read moreare AMAZING!! Roger and Brenda are so accommodating, timely and their food is wonderful! I would highly recommend them!

I decided to try something new for Easter dinner this year and take my family to an Easter buffet…read more I started the process late and many places'reservations were full, but we were able to book a reservation at The Garden Pavilion in north Fargo. We hadn't ever heard of it, but thought we'd give it a try. What a terrible mistake. The outside is ugly. It appears to be a steel industrial style building and has a sign with chipped,fading, and peeling paint. It's literally a stone's throw from the train tracks. We almost didn't go in. Inside was filled with mismatched tables situated too close together with vinyl table cloths with a tacky grape motif. The decor was what could generously be called eclectic. The service was adequate but not great. The food....was so bad we were to the point of laughing to keep our selves from crying that we had paid $18 per plate. Fatty, tasteless ham; greasy cod; flavorless vegetables; packaged mac and cheese; pastries that looked like they came from a package purchased at a c-store; omelets "made to order" that weren't cooked through. So, so, so bad. PLEASE don't make the same mistake I did. Go somewhere else or stay home and make your own meal. Anything would be better than this!

Great downtown location on the corner of Broadway and 2nd Ave N (above the King House Buffet). Big…read morewindows overlook Broadway and the U.S. Bank Plaza. The Den only opened a few weeks ago, replacing the former CoCo coworking space. It was fun to see the Misfits take over this space last week incorporating tons of art and warmth into the interior design. Cool handcrafted tables and stand-up desks are located throughout the building. Two conference rooms as well. I enjoy coming to the Den every so often to get away from my office desk and work among a variety of individuals in the space. You can also rent the space out for events.

You can't beat the prime location in downtown Fargo or the quality of folks you'll meet as a member…read moreor visitor to the Prairie Den. Generally speaking, this is a coworking and event space - but in reality, it's a lot more than that. Home to an eclectic mix of start-ups, freelancers and artists, the Den is the central place for meetings of the minds. As a Den member, I value the serendipitous conversations and connections that happen as a direct result of this place. In addition to the creative and talented people, there's a variety of different creative spaces for individual productivity or team meetings. Plus, there's almost always free coffee and snacks in the kitchen. Curious? Stop by for a tour - I can almost guarantee you'll encounter something (or someone!) interesting.

Sanctuary: We are…read moreso grateful to The Sanctuary Event Center for such a wonderful experience. From start to finish, your team was incredibly helpful, kind, and attentive. The staff truly went above and beyond to make the day seamless and special. We are honored to have celebrated our daughter's wedding in such a beautiful space, and these memories will be cherished for a lifetime. Kevin & Renae

The catering/food/bar service is always fantastic-- the ambiance cannot be beat for originality,…read morehistory, character, acoustics, seating, and on and on. As a professional photographer I remember photographing the "last" wedding there when it was still "just a church" and to see the transformation-- a MUST SEE! Not to mention, GREAT for weddings/receptions, as well as events through Jade Presents and Tickets 300!!

Cannot recommend less to anyone. Tweaker haven is all this place is. Had my car broken into and…read morerobbed outside the building in broad daylight, before a wedding. Since I am here I will also mention that their Catering service is pitiful at best

To enter Brewhalla is to surrender to a sensory maximalism rarely found in the Great Plains. It is…read morea sprawling, multi-story "food and beverage wonderland" that feels less like a traditional North Dakota establishment and more like a fever dream curated by a group of industrial-chic Vikings. Anchored by the irreverent Drekker Brewing Company, the space is a 100,000-square-foot cathedral of corrugated metal, neon murals, and high-energy conviviality. It functions as a market, a hotel, and a community living room, but at its heart, it is a shrine to the modern Midwestern appetite. The Atmosphere The layout is intentionally cavernous, encouraging a sort of culinary flânerie. One moment you are browsing the "tiny things" at local boutiques or admiring the lush greenery at The Plant Supply, and the next, you are drawn into the gravitational pull of a vintage pinball machine. The "weirdo" aesthetic--Drekker's self-applied label--is executed with a polished, professional edge that makes the large space feel vibrant rather than vacant. The Libations The beer selection is, in a word, exhaustive. Drekker has long been known for pushing the boundaries of what a "sour" or "stout" can be, and the taps here offer everything from heavy-hitting IPAs to dessert-inspired concoctions that defy categorization. * The Happy Hour: It is perhaps the most democratic hour in Fargo. The pricing is remarkably aggressive, making the high-concept environment accessible to everyone from the corporate executive on assignment to the local university student. The Culinary Landscape The beauty of Brewhalla lies in its "choose your own adventure" dining model. There is no singular menu, but rather a curated collection of local purveyors: * The Bird: Artisanal wood-fired pizzas made with North Dakota-grown flour. The crust is "hell-fired" to a perfect char, providing a sturdy base for inventive toppings. * Unicorn Park Fine Foodery: Whimsical brewery fare that hits the sweet spot between comfort and creativity. Their smash burgers are a masterclass in the form. * House of Noods + Buns: Offering steamy bao and rich bowls of ramen that provide a necessary, savory counterpoint to the sweetness of the heavier ales. * Mångata Wine & Raw Bar: For those seeking a moment of refinement, the oysters and curated wine list offer a sophisticated escape from the brewery's louder corners. The Verdict Brewhalla is an ambitious experiment in community-building that actually succeeds. It manages to be a destination for the out-of-towner while remaining a genuine "spot" for the locals. Whether you are there for a quick happy hour pint or an afternoon lost in the shops and video games, it is clear that Fargo has found its new center of gravity.

Stayed at Brewhala the night before a flight home. The hotel was awesome, clean and spacious. One…read morething: the hotel is right next to the train, so if you get a room on the train track side, it can get loud. However, the staff anticipated this and provided earplugs AND a sound machine in the room. I thought that was above and beyond. We spent the evening at Drekker brewing, which had a wonderful variety of beers. We even got a complimentary 6 ounce pour upon check in. We will be back!

Arts, healing, meditation, yoga education and community. Offering classes, workshops and…read morepresentations. Also available for events. Located in Historical Downtown Fargo.

I really enjoy Tuesday evening Prairie Sky Sangha- Vipassana Meditation group from 7:15-8:30 pm…read more Although my schedule doesn't allow me to attend often. I believe this group can offer insight about both private and group meditation to beginners and more experienced individuals. The group is warm and inviting. They have meditation cushions available for everyone. Which is great and everyone is helpful when it comes to finding the right way to sit. I believe they also have several other classes, including alternative types of meditation practice and yoga. The full calendar is available on their website: http://www.spiritroom.net

The service & decor was great, but the 2 breakfast entrees that were ordered couldn't have been…read moremore different. I had the biscuits & gravy. I read a review that said the gravy is spicy, and it is, but... It's not a hot spicy but from the seasonings they use. It was just ok in my book. It's really hard to beat my grandmas. The biscuit was dry and my OM eggs were hard. Our server did remove the charge for my eggs. The pancake is HUGE! It was also light & fluffy, as were the scrambled eggs. Both were delicious. Based on this review I would certainly return.

I can only speak to a quick lunch here, but this place is often quite busy when i walk by! I had…read morethe soup/salad bar. The salad bar was 10/10 in terms of offerings. I had the lobster bisque and it was good, but not amazing in terms of overall flavor palette - just a bit bland. That said, the salad bar took the review to 5 stars due to quality and the number of offerings, not easy to pull off in a small venue! Great lunch stop!

Whether attending movies or shows or when I work via Tickets 300-- the service may I say-- is 1000%…read moreabove and beyond FANTASTIC! I as well DARE anyone to NOT FALL to the DELICIOUS aroma of "classic" popcorn offerings of such a classic venue-- trust me, every time I work I canNOT RESIST!! :P

While traveling through Fargo we decided to take in a movie at this historic theatre. The movie we…read morewanted was in the smaller theater two. This theater is smaller but has some really great upgrades. The seats are super comfortable, with cup holders and a bit of a recline. The sound and picture were very good. if you are wondering if you want to wait for a movie to go to the bigger screening room the answer should be no. This one is perfect.