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.

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 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.

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

If you're from MN and have ever been to the former Keg and Case, Brewhalla is a replica. Same…read morebuild, same idea of a food hall, etc. I loved it here! Since Keg and Case went out of business, being here brought back all the feels. It seems like every state is getting a food hall of some sort. What sets Brewhalla a part is that it's also a hotel. Yes, you heard right. The hotel is level 3 and above while the food hall is level 1 and 2. I can't speak towards the hotel specifically, yet I do know it's pet friendly which is always a win in my book. Built in 2023, Brewhalla is relatively new which means the facility is very clean and sterile. The bathrooms are huge and near each bathroom is a nice water filter stand to fill water bottles along with complimentary cups and even dog bowls for the furry friends. Seating is massive with lots of options from small tables to high tops to long picnic benches and couches. Personally, I would recommend working here if you are a remote employee. With lots of natural light due to the large windows, you can sit in or out. It's not super packed at least on the weekdays, and feels very zen. There are various indoor plants sprinkled around the building along with twinkle lights. The vibe is both edgy and modern. There most unique shop in the hall sells miniature items. You have to see it to believe it. Another unique component is the classroom labeled Unglued which offers various art classes such as stain glass making and print making. Make sure you look online at all the food options and stores prior to arriving. There's wood fired pizza, oysters, ice cream, bars, and even a dog station with toys and treats. Overall, everyone can find something here for them. I wish Brewhalla great success and hope it stays in business!! Bravo!!!

If Valhalla had better hops, fewer axes, and a solid pinball arcade, it would look a lot like…read moreBrewhalla Hotel. This Fargo gem (tied to Drekker Brewing) is less "hotel" and more "glorified adult playground with beds upstairs." Every room is themed around one of Drekker's beers--think murals, wild labels, and enough personality that your standard beige chain-hotel room starts looking like a beige cry for help. Cool themes? Check. You're basically sleeping inside a can of something hoppy and slightly unhinged. The craft beer situation is ridiculous in the best way. Walk downstairs (or just wander the complex) and you're swimming in Drekker's lineup--sours, IPAs, whatever experimental wizardry they're pouring that day. Free taster at check-in seals the deal: most hotels give you a stale cookie; these people hand you actual beer. Priorities, people. The hangout areas are spacious and actually usable. No awkward lobby chairs that look like they were designed by someone who hates sitting. Instead you've got open floors, cozy nooks, outdoor spots, and enough breathing room that you can properly settle in with a pint without feeling like you're in a waiting room. Add a fleet of pinball machines scattered around (dozens, according to the devotees), and suddenly "just one more game" becomes a legitimate evening plan. Flippers, beer, good vibes--the holy trinity. Food options keep the party going. The on-site market/hall throws down real variety--pizza, burgers, noodles, bakery stuff, raw bar bits, coffee, the works--so you never have to leave the compound if you don't want to. It's the rare hotel where "room service" is just walking downstairs and not being disappointed. Witty verdict: Brewhalla doesn't do "quiet luxury." It does "loud, beer-soaked, pinball-clacking joy with a roof over your head." If your idea of a perfect stay involves themes that slap, taps that never quit, space to actually hang, and zero risk of boredom, this place is basically cheating. Just don't blame them when you start measuring all future hotels against "did it have pinball and free beer on arrival?" Most won't.

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

Outstanding! Marge's Diner is your grandmother's home with cross-stitch artwork, a collection of…read morevarious salt and pepper shakers, unlimited coffee bar for $4 served in a mug of your choice, and hanging plant baskets. It's iconic. Located in the heart of downtown, don't skip on this experience. Offering both bar and table seating, the service is quick and the menu is darling. I would only come here for breakfast because it's served all day and I'm a brunch fanatic. Contrary, a lunch menu is offered and they are supposedly known for their salad bar and soup to which I saw a few tables ordering. I opted in for the breakfast sandwhich which was the right size for me. Many spots these days give way too much food and this was just enough. It even came with two hash brown triangles like the ones from middle school bringing back all the nostalgia. Zero crumbs were left. I will definitely return as I want to try some of the pancake and French toast options. Thank you, Marge's Diner, for being so accommodating and not trying to be anything fancy. I admire the theme, setup, service, decor and prices. Bravo!!!

Marge's Diner was a nostalgic little spot that truly felt like stepping back in time. One thing to…read moreknow before you go - there isn't a host, so be sure to check in using the iPad at the entrance. We visited on a Friday morning, and the wait was minimal. The service was a bit underwhelming, but it seemed like they were operating with a limited staff, so that may have played a role. Overall, it's a charming diner with a classic atmosphere that's worth experiencing if you're looking for a taste of nostalgia.

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.