Tara G.

We visited Fargo for a day and this place popped up as a good place to grab local beer and shop, we actually debated staying at the hotel also because the vibe was really cool, but wanted a bit more flexibility as they do have set check in hours due to it correlating with the bar hours. We really enjoyed the Drekken space and beer and I loved the local shops there. We even lucked out that they were hosting puppy speed dating upstairs so we were able to see some dogs .

Katelyn W.

This is such a fun place! We first stopped on the Drekker side and I got the Blue Raz Smol. Delicious! I wish I got a growler before we left town. A friend I was with got the Orange Juliana slush and it was also tasty without being too sweet. They had a ton of drink options; even varying slightly from the options they had at the other places around the hall. My husband likes IPAs and he enjoyed his. The design of this place overall is so cool. They really incorporate the Drekker branding in every inch of the place-- even the bathroom signs. There's plenty of seating, there's other shopping and drink options for non beer drinkers including a wine bar with a great selection and the food options looked great, which included pizza, hot dogs/burgers and ramen. For food, we just got a few snacks from the ramen place. The pork boa buns were fluffy and hot, the pork was rich and slaw on top was super interesting. I loved the tots we got. I can't remember what was all on it but the spicy from the sauce balanced the sweet of the sweet potato so well. We didn't interact with many staff but everyone we did was kind and helpful. I hope to return and sit in the plentiful outdoor seating areas!

John O.

Get what you pay for. I'm OK with getting less. Nice, but not that nice. This review is for the Hotel and not the Marketplace. Both are attached to Fargo OG Brewery Drekker. The nightly rates for the hotel might be the spendiest of anywhere in Fargo. Given my interests, decided to take the splurge. Probably a one and done. The rooms are large and in charge. Living room, full kitchen, separate bedroom, laundry room. Very spacious. Industrial type feel with concrete floors and corrugated iron. Tricky to get into the room. They give you confusing instructions and there is no staff. Slept great. No train noise as they warn you about. For me, just not worth the extra money.

Ali B.

My friends and I stopped by Brewhalla for the first time this weekend and we had such a fun time!! I love big open markets like this with different food and retail stalls. The beer from Drekker was absolutely fantastic! They had a ton of fruity flavors including a PB&J sour that my friends liked called "the spread". They also have a large fridge with a ton of their 4-packs to take home! The food spots are varied but all very tasty! They had an oyster and wine bar, a sandwich and cheese shop, Blackbird pizza, Asian noodle and soup spot, gelato shop, and probably one I'm forgetting. We all LOVED our choices but a special shout out to Noods & Buns for some of the tastiest spicy ramen! The retail shops were super fun to browse! There was a plant booth that looked super cute, a spot with earrings and vinyl stickers and other fun things, specialty grocer, and more. Brewhalla is definitely worth visiting! You can find something for everyone!

I was in town for my daughter's wedding last November, when we decided to give Brewhalla a try. Excellent decision, I love these places with a variety of cuisines to choose from. There was enough choice to satisfy even the most picky eater. I did my utmost to channel my inner competitive eater and try a little bit of it all. Some of the notable eateries I sampled before I ran out of stomach space were Drekker Brewing, The Bird, Mangata, and Luna.

Cody A.

5-star Market, 1-star Hotel. Very torn as I write this as the shopping area is awesome! Was really looking forward to writing a five star review, however since the two are technically one business I can only award 2 stars overall. So for those who are unaware Brewhalla serves as a melting pot or "Brew-Hall" encompassing 4 floors featuring many businesses including, Drekker Brewing as well as many local eateries, craft stores, pet stores, custom goods, pinball machines, and reservable event venues; with the top two floors being for the hotel. Upon entering you'll quickly discover how pet friendly the location is, with multiple people and store owners having pets with them. However DO NOT be misled. Pets ARE ONLY ALLOWED in the building itself, and NOT in the hotel. That's right folks, despite the pet friendly atmosphere, the hotel will not allow you to stay with them unless you have a service animal. After attempting to book a room from the night I was turned away for having a dog. With the desk clerk even stating "just tell me he's a service animal" UNBELIEVABLE. To add insult to injury, as I was exiting, (tail between my legs) I encountered another guest in the stairway approaching the hotel... I saw he had a dog so I let him know my experience... his reply "oh, yeah, just tell them you have a service animal and they will allow you to stay." WOW-I refuse to stoop to that level, talk about bad karma. I've mentioned this story to multiple people in the market, all of whom were shocked to learn the pet policy of the hotel. Honestly not sure what they're trying to accomplish by banning pets in the hotel. The industrial design makes it near impossible for the pet to damage anything, and conflicts the entire atmosphere built by making the market area pet friendly...why allow them in one and not the other? Especially since the reviews of the hotel are already terrible due to the noise of the nearby train. PRO Tip: Definitely visit Brewhalla and all the businesses inside, however if you have a pet don't bother with the hotel. Stay elsewhere (I recommend Hotel Donaldson. They allow pets, are in prime downtown location and not far from Brewhalla) Really hoping this review inspires a re-evaluation of the pet policy for the hotel. Would definitely stay next year when I make my annual Fargo visit.

Rod S.

Loved all of it. Easy check in along withal a welcome beer. Great rooms and the brewery tight there in the building. Beers all delicious and the staff were awesome.

Holly W.

List of reasons to go to Fargo: 1. Drekker Brewery (In Brewhalla) 2. Brewhalla 3. Woodchipper I love open indoor markets and Brewhalla entertained my family for about 2 hours. Plenty of parking. A great mix of food vendors and artisan vendors (selling home good or chotchkies.) Also, never a fail when there is a brewery on site. Added extra- Drekker's sours are delicious, they have tons of Pinball machines AND a pretty cool logo so their merch was spot on (thinking viking-my husband spent some money here.) The store unglued was my favorite- super nice ladies and just artys which is up my alley! Pro tip- there is a hotel inside! WHAT AN AMAZING IDEA! I have no idea the prices. Imagine leaving your hotel room and heading to the main floor having a market at your disposal? Drinks, pinball, can buy souvenirs, have Nichole's pastries, etc... GENIUS! Highly suggest looking into the hotel if you are planning a trip.

Teresa M.

Industrial Space turned event venue, hotel, market/food hall &, probably most notably, Drekker Brewing. There are tons of tables ranging in sizes, ready to accommodate just about any party. The space is large & open, with a variety of shop spots - coffee, cheese, meats, beer, pizza, sandwiches, pottery, gifts, crafts, gelato... even one especially for the 4-leggers. Note: this is a dog friendly establishment.

Hnou V.

I love this place. It's my favorite place in Fargo. Drekker is connected to Brewhalla. You can open a tab at either the Drekker bar or the brewery and order more at either place. The food options and markets are different enough. You have a seafood and wine bar, ice cream, dumplings, pizza, and burgers. I opted for Unicorn Park burgers. I got the kimchi burger and Best Fries. They were amazing. I'd highly recommend Unicorn Park. Unglued was my favorite shop here. It had lots of items from local artists. Other shops included ceramics, plants, and low waste shop.

Elaine P.

I always enjoy coming to these open markets when we travel. It's a great way to experience the local flavor! My husband had a beer from Drekker and said it was great. I opted for the wine bar and loved my dry rose that the server suggested! So much so that I took a picture to pick up another bottle-love a good Italian wine! And my meal was an "adult" grilled cheese(two different cheeses)that was WOW-very decadent rich and the bread was buttery & toasted perfectly! Hubby ordered a pepperoni pizza from Blackbird Pizza which we both really enjoyed. The outdoor patio on top was super cool place to enjoy the evening.

Bruce K.

I'm guessing this was once a factory or some sort of industrial space and it's now been converted into a market hall, a hotel, restaurants and a hangout. An impressive design and full of interesting little shops and eateries and even a brewery. Sandwiches, burgers, pizza, gelato to eat. A gardener with small apartment-sized plants. A fishmonger with fantastic looking cuts of tuna and more. I stopped in at Drekker for just one before heading on - lots of sours on their menu for those who like such things. I get the impression that their taps are constantly on rotation. Big parking lot and well lit. It's all a great space. [Review 20765 overall - 123 in North Dakota - 1747 of 2023.]

Amanda M.

Every city needs one of these venues! This place was great for all ages. They have a brewery, food, shops, craft area, hotel and more. We went and shopped around. Then tried food at the wood fired pizza place and had gelato. There are multiple bars where to order drinks. Great selection of beer. For those that don't like beer they have a seltzer and slushees made with the seltzer. Lots of places to lounge around and be social. They have pinball machines and games to borrow. You can bring children and dogs.