I'm in Fargo for work and arrived on Sunday, I was tired but hungry, so headed over to this place,…read moreit was a lively bunch for Sunday at 730pm. I had the Dirty Bangers, this was excellent. If I'm every back in town, I will be hitting this place back up. Wait staff was busy, but friendly...

I popped into this darling little spot late this evening looking for a sensible, low-calorie bite,…read moreand I must say the energy was absolutely electric! Even for a late hour, the place was buzzing with a fabulous crowd, yet the service didn't skip a beat. A lovely server greeted me with the warmest smile, and I decided on the Half Soup and Loaded Mash. It arrived in a crisp ten minutes talk about efficiency! The flavors were wonderfully "homemade," evoking such a comforting, rustic charm. At around $10, the value is simply unbeatable for such a delightful experience. It was, quite frankly, the highlight of my evening. I shall certainly be returning soon!

Ordered two piece breasted chicken dinner, they gave me a drumstick and thigh for $14 and a side…read moresalad. Expected at least one piece of white meat! Terrible experience

Server was great! Ribs were the worst I ever had - ate them out of obligation since I was still…read morecharged full price for them after bringing it to servers attention. They were like jerky. Will not return.

Best dam bar and grill in the area. Hamburgers are big n juicy. Ice cold beer. I was there on a…read moreMonday and it was $2:50 beers all day. Definitely going to be back again.

Both locations serve the same great food. Somewhat Americanized but still sticks close to its…read moreGerman roots. The unique sausages are always delicious. I highly recommend the spaetzle Mac and cheese with a chicken apple sausage. Add a beer from the wide selection on tap. Pröst!

Not really a friendly place got a lot of attitude when I was just trying to place an order then…read morewhen my burger came out it was undercooked. The staff could definitely use some training.

I've been to other Lucky locations, and this one is very similar in design and décor. The food is…read morealso as good as well. My go to is the Kitchen Sink Omelet. It's within walking distance of hotels, so it's great if you are staying in the area.

"He had white horses And ladies by the score…read moreAll dressed in satin And waiting by the door Ooh, what a lucky man, he was" (Emerson, Lake, and Palmer) Lucky's 13 Pub is a large pub with a prominent U-shaped bar and plenty of table and chair and booth seating. The menu has the usual pub fare - wings, burgers, salads, and sandwiches. But on Saturdays and Sundays from 9-1, the menu expands to things like omelets, hash, Benedicts and breakfast sandwiches. So, when our Friday night hotel bartender recommended Lucky's for breakfast, well, we knew where we'd be headed. The breakfast service we encountered on Saturday was extraordinary, so hats off to our server Beth. Our party of ten walked in when breakfast opened, and she quickly set up a few long tables for our group. Oh, and she set out two coloring activities and crayons for the two young guests in our group. Our breakfast started with complimentary bowls of popcorn and we saw some very interesting eye openers on the menu, like a Breakfast Punch (with Rum, orange and pineapple juice, strawberry purée, and ginger ale), a Lucky's Blueberry Pancake Shooter (with Stoli Blueberry vodka, Butterscotch, Orange Bacardi, and a slice of bacon) and a Keoki Coffee (with Kahlua, Baileys Irish Cream, coffee and whipped cream). We passed on these alcoholic temptations; Beth took our orders flawlessly and the food started rolling out of the kitchen in no time. We started off with a order of Beignets for the table ($9.99) - "Deep-fried beignets made with croissant dough, topped with powdered sugar & a side of strawberry jam. I tried one and it was very good -piping hot, light as a feather, but surprisingly not greasy. My wife ordered a Ham and Cheese Omelet ($13.99 served with her choice of toast and a side of fresh fruit, home fries or cheesy baked hash browns. It was a generous portion and the fruit cup she ordered was fresh and tasty. My Cajun Hash ($15.49 with Andouille disks, shredded chicken, two big shrimp, peppers, onions, cheesy hash, & scrambled eggs) was one of the best breakfasts I've had all year. It was a gigantic portion, and I was more than full with half of it. Beth was automatic with the coffee refills, was very sweet dealing with the two children in our party and gladly gave our couples separate checks. One very cool thing we saw was a "Treasure chest" full of children's toys, coloring books, and activities as freebies for the little darlings that visit. These weren't junky dollar store toys, but some nice stuff. We could not have been happier with our breakfast at Lucky's 13.

Skal recently refreshed their menu and it was so tempting that we didn't make it past the "Light…read moreDelights" and "Crunchy Stuff." This secret spot is our go to whenever we cross paths with the Perham and Detroit Lakes area. Per usual, they had a fantastic selection on tap. The atmosphere is casual and the air conditioning is crisp and cool. Now about these new menu items... one thing to keep in mind about Skal standards is that they make everything in house. The cucumber topping, the marinated mozzarella, the mushroom Tartine, and the tomato dill relish are all made on location with love. That means the cucumbers are zesty, the mozzarella is unforgettable, the mushrooms are an umami festival and the tomato relish is a surprise party of flavor!! None of these are your ordinary "stuff on toast" small plates. Again, after tasting all of these, we didn't have room for entrées. So naturally, we went to the crunchy stuff menu and ordered the Minnesota Nachos. They make the potato chips in house daily. It would be easy for them to just buy potato chips, but no, that is not good enough for their patrons. Then, after they make these wonderful potato chips, they pile them up with cheese and goodness and offer them with a side of garlic dill dip (which will want to take a pint of it home with you and the good news is that you can because that is also on the menu.) If flavors and great beer aren't reason enough, come for the great service! The owners and staff here are so great and friendly and tentative to the needs of everyone who stop by. A couple of tips for an amazing visit... Do call ahead to make sure they are open and do come early because they get packed (and you don't want them to run out of those awesome potato chips before you get there.)

They have a burger special on Sundays. It is an exceptional value. I had a pasta dish on a previous…read morevisit that was outstanding but I didn't see it on the menu. Oh well, I'll be back

Our waitress was very efficient and friendly. Nice sized portions. I had the crispy…read morechicken/bacon, pepper jack cheese..it was yummy. This is a small home town restaurant. Just good food and cold beverages.

Big Gs pub and grub had a great atmosphere! The burgers were solid, and had a good taste. I…read moredefinitely recommend checking this place out; even for the atmosphere.

Welcoming local bar. Good service, tasty Boody Mary's…read more Caring supportive business of the community.

The food was good, I had a salad. The only negative comment is that the lettuce wanna in such large…read morepieces, they should have been more bite sized, something that would fit on a fork. The service was good, waitresses all friendly. The atmosphere was very loud, I could understand that if it was late in the evening, we were there at lunch.

Excellent "old school" atmosphere...best burgers in town! Shirley is the best!read more

Part of a large group that stopped by here after work. Place is understaffed…read more The lady taking our orders, put in the order for food - but forgot about the drinks. She sat at the bar for a while before we gently reminded her about our missing drinks. Same server also messed up the bill at the end of the evening and over-charged many in our group. Food was not that great. Don't think we'll be back anytime soon.