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!

Outstanding service and the best pizza I ever had! Oh and this beer cheese sauce you eat with a…read morepretzel?!!! I've never had anything like it. No frills. Seemed like a neighborhood bar. Everyone was having fun, including me. Went to Dempsey's 3 nights in a row while visiting my best friend in Fargo.... definitely planning to go back when I visit her again.

Went out for my friends birthday last night and the bartender called my friend a motherf*ucker,…read moreslammed the tray down when we ordered so loud everyone turned and looked, and then refused to give us his name and literally told us to f*uck off. it was actually astounding as we weren't being rude or loud and were tipping 20% so we were definitely confused. later overheard a lady at the bar calling pointing at us and calling us homophobic slurs and the bartender was agreeing with her. It was a male bartender with black framed glasses and a blacked out tattoo sleeve on his arm with spiderwebs on his knuckles. deeply disappointed and made the place feel unsafe, would avoid for any LGBTQ people.

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.

I was hoping to give this place a 4 because I felt it was more than a 3 but looking at the receipt…read moreI see they add 3% for the company just because. I want a true price on my menu or it clear sticker on the menu before I order what the price is going to be. I had the Bourbon cranberry chicken salad $15.50. And a Manhattan $7 I would have liked a black manhattan but they did not know how The service was good by Ava K she was very nice and. Refilled our water quickly.

Honey and I came in to try the 7.99 Lucy burger special. Sports restaurant, college football…read moreplaying. Was seated quickly and was able to give drink order and food order in at once. Server was friendly as well as the seating host. The food was great the only thing I didn't care for was the service charge My tab was 25.14 for two 7.99 specials two beverages. Each were 2.99 each. My husband asked for ranch for his fries and were charged . 75 and then we had a service charge of .68. Service charge? I gave a tip of 4.50 and tax 1.75 bringing the amount paid to 29.64. I noticed there was a cash discount of . 75. However I paid with a card. Is the service charge due to the credit fee ? Overall we enjoyed our lunch. Just a little cringe about the charge for ranch and service fee. I'd come back.

Wow - what an incredible brewery experience. We were in town visiting family and had hopes of…read morestopping at a different brewery but alas, they were closed for a private event. We were devastated but decided to try this place out and man it delivered and MORE. I love sours, I cannot get enough of sours, and this place has SO many on tap. I was in heaven. I did a flight in the main brewery area, saddled up near some arcade games and enjoyed the vibe and feel of the place. It reminds me of so many of the breweries that I love down in the Twin Cities. The logo, simply amazing. This is such a fresh take on a brewery and to see in North Dakota is refreshing. After finishing our first round we ventured over to the brewhalla/market area? Can't recall what it was called but man we could've spent hours in that section. We did a little shopping, tried some other beers that weren't available in the taproom (more sours!!!) and grabbed some food to snack on as we walked. My husband was a big fan of the oysters - who would've thought? Having the hotel attached as well was genius. Next time we're in town, we're staying there! Can't wait to stop in when we're back in town.

Drekker Brewing Company is so kewl with so many areas to relax, socialize, play games, and enjoy…read morethe outdoors with a fantastic beverage and lots of food options. Attached is a lovely market with lots of food and drink options and lots of cute shops. I highly suggest checking this place out.

Great place!! Our food was amazing-get the 2/25 lunch deal…read moreit was very well priced and worth it! Our server was super helpful and the vibes were great! I got the Mediterranean chicken with rice and asparagus-it was sooo good! I will be back!

Luckily we were in Fargo at lunch time. It's an oasis of…read morecivilization in the middle of the endless prairie. Heading west from there the nearest decent restaurant is in Bismarck, 180 miles away. Granite City was a good choice for lunch, even though I don't do beer and the vibe is too young and hectic for me. We were seated and served quickly. The food, a soup, salad, and sandwich, was good, not great. It was a convenient location near the interstate. We'll stop again if we're in the neighborhood.

I've been here for an after-dinner drink, and you can grab a seat on your own, there are games…read morescattered around the bar for you to grab. The British food menu is still being worked on, so some items weren't available yet but we did try was a wonderful little corn bite with a nice Guinness gravy. The gravy was good enough that my friend managed to drink it all even after the corn bites were gone. When one of the kegs kicked, they gave us the glasses for free. Christina, our server, had a great sense of dry humor I complimented the beers on tap and the whole atmosphere in the restaurant. Lots of TVs for people to watch the various different games. We were the last ones there on a Wednesday night, but they still pretty happily served us and were there even after we left. We will definitely have to come and try the other food when it's ready, particularly that pint of bacon!

Two stars for very sub par food quality. The bartender was the only one there so he had the wait…read moretables and tend bar at same time. Hats off to him and his pleasant/quirky personality, which was the ONLY reason I left him a tip. As for the food?..... consider going elsewhere to dine. Just look at the pics, the Cod was like putting a hockey puck in my mouth and trying to eat it. No joke. $15 for the two overcooked piece's of cod and fries.

Modern in downtown Fargo. Menu is via QR code. Menu covers lots of ground - apps, burgers,…read moresandwiches, and more... I opted for "The Grail" burger. Came with burger sauce, Gouda, bacon, and lettuce. Really tasty! Came with seasoned fries - not really my jam, but made well. Service was fast and friendly. Lots of options for beer and cocktails. N*joy!

This place looks great and menu looks like a bang with each item. Definitely coming back and trying…read moremore next time! Hope you all enjoy :)