On a trip from Fargo to Bis and this is the exact 1/2 way mark and perfect opportunity for a…read morerestroom break. Glad this place was right next to the Exxon station. Scored a store barrel pick of Buffalo Trace and Eagle Rare. Didn't get to glance at their craft beer selection because I was so taken aback on my bourbon findings. Hit em up if you're in the area.

Great selection and friendly staff!! Looking for a ND beer or cider to bring back to Texas to thank…read morefriends for watching our dog while we went on our road trip. I wish I got the gentleman's name who was working (6/22/21 at 9:30AM) because he was super helpful and very knowledgeable and was willing to offer his opinions and suggestions which I find VERY helpful. The store was clean and very organized. Wish we had Cork & Barrel in Texas!! I got the I Love ND beer and everyone enjoyed it!

This establishment is a great place to stop to pick up the beverages you need. The staff is very…read morefriendly. If you don't know what you're looking for and you want to try something new , they have great opinions and knowledge of their product!

Incredible selection of all things booze. Spirits, wine and beer. I live in Minnesota and come to…read moreHappy Harry's for their bourbon selection. Great staff that are always there to help. They have a great selection of local beers and even offer singles where you can make a customized six pack. Great sales too. They have massive sales on wine during Easter and Thanksgiving. A must stop for me when I want to round out that case or splurge on some of those high priced wines.

I experienced racial discrimination today at Happy Harry's on 45th in Fargo ND, while trying to buy…read morewine for Thanksgiving Dinner. When asked for ID, I presented my Federal Tribal ID card, which I have always been proud to offer. The clerk said he can only accept it if I produced a birth certificate to go along with it. While explaining that our Tribal Id's come with holographic imprint, our social security number, birth date, full name, address, and tribal affiliation, the clerk raised his voice at me and barked "We are trained not to accept federal tribal id's!" Several nearby cashiers heard the commotion and chimed in agreement, loudly telling me and my girlfriend to leave. The manager, Sam, rushed toward me with unnecessary force and yelled, "You need to leave!" As a fellow local business owner I was surprised at the hostility Happy Harry's employees are allowed to display towards customers. I left humiliated, without the wine, that ironically, was for the holiday that celebrates Native Americans accepting the White Man, by offering dinner...probably with wine.

We love this store. Everyone is helpful. They have good sales. If they don't have, they have…read morealways been willing to order in when possible.

Was out here in the summer of 2009. Had a GREAT time, did some dancing with some nice young ladies…read more Had very cheap, wet, cold beer. Camped at the Sheyenne State Park, and the Cattlemans did me right, got a very nice nights sleep after hanging out there, listening to good country, and soaking up the coors light. Will