One of the best donut shops in the entire USA. Seriously…read more Made with love and a great, friendly and helpful staff. It is hard to improve on perfection.

I have been hearing non stop things about how amazing Sandy's donuts are for a while and after it…read moretook us a while to get back up to Fargo, we finally made the stop. We ended up going to the location downtown on a Sunday. Parking was incredibly easy on this freezing Sunday. There was no line when I went in around 10:30 am. They certainly were starting to run out of donuts but still had a great selection. I opted to get a few filled (cookies and cream, butterfinger), glazed (raised) and old fashioned. The filled were fine, however I've never been one for filled donuts so my judgement is not the best. I am a glazed (raised or cake), cake, and old fashioned type of donut gal. I found the donuts to be good. Not sure life changing, but good.

I mean, who doesn't like fresh donuts! The variety was almost overwhelming but somehow I made it…read morethrough. The glazed homer...my all time favorite donut, was right on par with other homers I have had around the US and it was right on 9 out 10 for me. But if you want something truly special get the caramel rolls, there is a reason they sell out in a couple hours if you don't get there early. I didn't get any the first day we were in Fargo so I had to try again the second day, and YES they are the real deal at Sandy's. Perfectly gooey, sweet, and warm...pure comfort for my soul!

*Long read* Last…read moreWednesday morning, I decided to stop in at their 45th street south Fargo store and purchase 2 dozen donuts. The place was nice but very, very empty...of donuts that is. It was 9AM and I believe the store opened at 6AM. To say I was surprised on how empty their shelves were would be an understatement. I would estimate that 95% to 98% of their products (Donuts) were gone. When the employee behind the counter saw my disbelief on how minimal the options left on their shelves were they stated that it had been a very busy morning. I agreed and asked if they were going to be restocking the shelves again with more donuts. They informed me they were not going to and that they were going to sell what was remaining. Keep in mind, this store was going to be open for another 4 1/2 hours with little to no product (donuts) left on the shelves. I truly felt bad for the employees, as they were going to be the ones forced to deal with customers, not only those walking into the store but going through the drive-through only to be informed that they had little to no product left to sell. I can't imagine the amount of annoyance and probably disrespect from customers finding out that they do not have what they came there to buy. Heck, they probably did not even have what would have been the customers 2nd, 3rd or 4th options either. Maybe Sandy's Donuts should stop opening new stores around town, especially if they can't keep the ones they do have stocked. Sandy's has been an icon for many years in West Fargo. It was great to hear that they were going to be opening up several smaller stores throughout the Fargo area. However, if you can't keep those stores stocked, what's the point? As far as I'm concerned, I'll probably not go back and only if someone asked me to would I consider it. This incident really makes me wish that Krispy Kreme doughnuts had stayed in Fargo. I miss that business and love stopping there while traveling to buy a few dozen donuts. At least Krispy Kreme is set up to provide donuts on demand, unlike it seems, Sandy's donuts. I agree that Krispy Kreme does not have the same quality as Sandy's but at least they don't run out of product and force their employees to deal with annoyed and probably angry customers when told that the majority of their product is gone and likely unavailable for the rest of the day. Maybe they expect people to drive to one of their other stores in the hopes that that store might have donuts available?

Oh come now, you can never go wrong at Sandy's. This place is iconic in Fargo ,heck, it even ran…read moreout Krispy Kreme ,that's saying something. I rest my case.

I've always been a big fan of Sandy's, but my last couple of experiences have been disappointing…read more I'm a family of four -- I should've checked the box, but I didn't, and once again I got home with only three donuts in the box. I was there around 10 a.m., and about 75% of the items I asked for were already sold out, including glazed and apple fritters. On top of that, the person taking my order was short with me. I was just ordering from the posted digital menu -- if something is listed and not marked as sold out, please don't get upset when I try to order it.

Love this place…read more Extremely clean. AMAZING baked goods. Friendly courteous staff. 5 stars! The perfect little small town cafe.

Kerry's kitchen is a back roads diamond in the rough. First in a small town is refreshing to see a…read moreclean well lit establishment. They offer a daily lunch special, today was cordon blue chicken with wild rice corn and a baked potato. Daily is a pastry case of hand made bars that you will only find in a small town. Can really taste the tradition in the homemade buns just like my great aunt Betty cooked on the farm.

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 go to Cash Wise weekly. The staff is super helpful and friendly. I particularly enjoy the fresh…read moreproduce area. They offer very good selections at decent prices.

Def recommend YES! Great service and casual, friendly, laid-back ambiance! (Not to mention great…read moreprices on food!)

If you're looking for a spot in Fargo that truly gets dietary needs, Brew Bird is a gem. As someone…read morewho appreciates solid gluten-free and dairy-free options (without feeling like I'm sacrificing flavor), this place absolutely delivered. The menu has several clearly marked GF/DF choices, and it's refreshing to see more than just a token salad. The fried chicken options especially stood out crispy, flavorful, and surprisingly light for being allergen-friendly. You can tell they've put thought into their ingredients rather than treating it like an afterthought. Vibes are cozy and casual with a fun local atmosphere -- perfect for a relaxed lunch or casual dinner. Service was friendly, helpful with answering ingredient questions, and didn't make dietary restrictions feel like an inconvenience (huge plus!).

The staff were nice and I loved the atmosphere. However, the food was just OK. I paid $20 (with a…read more15% tip) for three chicken strips, fries, and a drink, and it all got tossed when I got home. What I found most off putting was the tipping. You go to the front to order your meal, get your own fountain drink, and then are prompted to tip 15%, 20%, 25%, or 30%. Who thinks simply bringing food to a table is deserving of a 30% tip? Maybe some people feel that way, but it felt excessive for the level of service. Again, the staff were nice and I liked the atmosphere, but the price of subpar food combined with the tipping setup is enough to make me not want to go back.

If you're in Fargo and craving a serious burger, Sickies Garage is a must-visit. The place has a…read morefun, high-energy garage theme with automotive décor everywhere you look--neon signs, vintage gas station vibes, and a laid-back atmosphere that makes it perfect for families, date nights, or grabbing food with friends. The burger selection is honestly impressive. With 50+ specialty burgers on the menu, there's something for everyone--from classic builds to bold creations piled high with unique toppings. The quality of the beef stands out: juicy, flavorful, and cooked just right. Even the buns hold up well against the towering stacks. Beyond burgers, they've got solid appetizers (the fried pickles and cheese curds are local favorites), good wings, and a wide beer selection featuring regional and national brews. Portion sizes are generous, so come hungry. Service is typically friendly and fast-paced, even when it's busy--which it often is. It's a popular spot for a reason. Overall: Great food, fun atmosphere, and tons of variety. If you love creative burgers and a lively setting, Sickies Garage in Fargo delivers.

This review is a tough one to write because there wasn't anything terribly wrong, but also nothing…read morethat really stood out. For an appetizer, I ordered the cheese curds, they were hot, but very average. Not bad, not great, just your standard bar-style curds. For my meal, I decided to try something different and went with the donut burger. Definitely an odd combo, but it was fun to try while in town. Flavor-wise, it was fine, unique, but not something I'd order again. The mac and cheese side, though, was a miss. Easily one of the weakest parts of the meal. I'm not sure why so many restaurants struggle with mac and cheese but still feel confident charging extra for it. On the bright side, the $5 happy hour drinks were great, generous pours and a solid bartender. Overall, this place is your average, run-of-the-mill sports bar. Nothing special, but not bad if you're just looking for a casual spot to grab a drink and a bite.

Food selection is good there and drinks arw great the people are kind and…read more the pizzas greaa. Ĝreat i love tthe cleanlyness of the store.top place for me.

Awesome pizza! It is made really fast and the quality is out of this world…read more Many different choices from your traditional to almost anything you would like! Not all greasy like some gas station pizza can be. Yay Casey's carry out!