I can't even describe how good this restaurant is…read more.. Service 9/10 Wait time 10 minutes Design 10/10 Legendary Pretzel 9/10 BLT with Avocado 9/10 Burger 9.5/10 Fries 9/10 Overall, fries were crispy, service was immaculate, wait time was little, and the food was superb. It's not too far from I-94 so it's pretty convenient if you are traveling.

Sat. evening after golf, Smoked Traditional Wings with Buffalo Sauce. Amazing wings cooked…read moreperfectly with the right amount of sauce, large meaty wings. best wings I have ever had. I can't imagine them any better. My friend had Asian Tacos and wings, was happy as well. Great Job! I will be back...

Drinks, hot dogs, service and ambiance are top notch. If you like tiki drinks, you must stop here.read more

A fun new lounge. The decor, tiki theme, character and vibe are great. The owners & bartenders are…read moresuper friendly. The drink menu is really fun and tasty. They have some group drinks options such as their flaming rum barrel.

Food was good as well as the service. Nice atmosphere inside. Play some pull tabs while waiting…read morefor your phone. Good beer selection.

Service was extremely slow and they were steady but not packed…read more Food prices were shocking to say the least! $14 for a basket of onion rings and everyone said they tasted like bananas! Chili was thin/watery, more like a soup and tasted more like bell peppers than chili. The hamburgers were good and people liked the fries. Pizza was okay. Could have used more sauce and very stingy on the ingredients. Won't be back.

Great service and good food. Pizza, adult Mac & Cheese, as well as the steak bites are fantastic…read more Mondays kids eat free along with $3 Moscow Mules. Can't beat that!

Brickhouse Taverns is another locals bar and eatery in Fargo. This restaurant has been relocated…read morefrom its former location. The new location sports a larger footprint inside than the previous location . The beer cold and the food is the proverbial bar food that's fine. The service and atmosphere is friendly too.

I cannot fathom why this place only has 3.5 stars. Granted we have only been here once but we…read moredefinitely will be back. Another great location walking distance from Hotel Donaldson where we are staying during our anniversary visit to Fargo. We both loved our signature drinks - me the Equinox Martini and my spouse the Churchill's Breakfast (SO GOOD). We both ordered the short rib and when I tell you it was delicious...tender, flavorful, plated and presented well...believe me. We had dessert as well and I am not going to lie we both were not just impressed but got a little emotional. Yes we'd had a couple drinks but they were that good. Angelfood french toast with whipped cream and a berry glaze, and ... let me pause and collect myself ... chocolate chip croissant bread pudding. Perfect 'soaked but firm' texture and not too sweet. The chocolate flavor stood out for being rich but not cloying. Loved it. All this in a cool atmosphere with great staff - servers, hostess, bar...everyone was great and on their game. Highly recommend.

This place is super cool and I REALLY wanted it to be a homerun. Well, it wasn't. Our order was…read moretaken 10 minutes before brunch was over, yet somehow, we couldn't order off the brunch menu. Kind of annoying. So, with that, I ended up ordering the meatloaf and wish I hadn't. Restaurant meatloaf is never like homemade, and this was no exception. It was trying to hard, and just fell flat on it's face. My wife didn't like her fish, either. Probably a better bar than restaurant, but when you're on vacation you get to try new things! Anyway, I would go here to grab a drink with friends, as the decor was pretty awesome, I just wouldn't shoot for dinner.

Outstanding karaoke experience in the Fargo Moorhead Metroplex last night, Wednesday, January 14,…read more2026. This is the only karaoke place I know of in the area, and there are many, where karaoke starts at the reasonable hour of 8 PM. Children are allowed with their parents or legal guardians in Harold's until 9 PM, so please bring the family. I wanted to meet Harold, but he was probably getting so much needed shut eye, perhaps 6 feet under; may his soul and the souls of all the faithful departed, through the mercy of God rest in peace. Anyway, back to life above ground , there were some singers whom I'm sure had many other gifts, and some singers with exceptional voices. The karaoke jockey, KJ, was friendly and did a good job encouraging applause and a good vibe. There were several notable duets by female female and male female, as well as many solos. This writer may have been the second oldest person in the bar, so he felt a wee bit out of place, but the waitress made him feel welcome as did a very friendly young man named Roman and his friend - - she had a beautiful single-syllable name but my memory is failing. There were pizza and jalapeño pickled eggs available, but this writer did not treat himself to either, so he can't rate the food.

Harold's is a cool place. The design of the interior as well as the large patio area has a…read morecomfortable vibe. The kind of place you want to hang out at. I've really only have ever had beer or hop water, so I can comment on the drinks. They serve the Heggie's (frozen) pizza in a couple sizes, and that type of pizza always tastes good at a bar after a couple of drinks.

Slipped through that unassuming "storage" door downstairs from Mezzaluna and straight into one of…read morethe better nights downtown Fargo has to offer. The Drawing Room does the modern-elegant-with-a-speakeasy-wink thing just right--subtle entrance, clean lines, good energy without trying too hard. Cocktails are the main event and they deliver. Balanced, thoughtful, no weak links on the list. You can tell the bartenders actually care about what's in the glass. Only note: dial the lights down another notch or two. It's already intimate, but a little more low-lit mood would push that speakeasy feeling over the top. Otherwise? Easy yes. Chill spot, strong drinks, zero pretension.

This was such a fun find! We were in town for NDSU graduation and wanted a drink while avoiding…read morecollege bars. We stumbled upon this place on Google. There were signs on the entrance and on the directory to tell you which floor things were on, but that was it. You go to the basement and it was kind of fun to find the door to go in (it's not that hard, you can hear people). The place is so fun. It's decorated very dark, moody mid century. We sat ourselves at the bar as most other tables were full. The bartender who took care of us for the night was named Mason and he was excellent! So friendly, welcoming and eager to talk wine with us. The menu had a ton of specialty cocktails but their wine selection was too good not to try. We nerded out for a bit and he got us generous pours of what we ordered. We only got drinks but I'd return for the bites when in town next. Great spot!

Nice little bar, great atmosphere, outstanding service! Close to hotels and shopping. You can watch…read morethe game, play blackjack, or just hang out

Very fun convenient location excellent food great service if your passing by check it outread more

Nice spot! The server was friendly, but it seems everyone in Fargo is nice…read more The restaurant is very cozy and has, what I imagine is an authentic Irish pub atmosphere. I've never been to Ireland, so I can't exactly confirm that LOL. Most of the food was good, with one exception, the beef stew. It tasted like what I imagine dog food would taste like, bland and no flavor! The burgers, on the other hand, were delicious! The beef tasted incredibly fresh, like it came from locally raised cattle. If you're dining here, pass on the stew and go straight for the burger.

"Let's walk over rainbows like leprechauns The world would…read morebe one big Blarney stone" (John Lennon) A very cool restaurant with a huge menu, and one of the coolest servers we've had in a while. Jan was a hoot! Funny, personable, and just immensely fun to interact with. Four of us explored downtown Fargo and decided on the Blarneystone Pub for lunch. What a great decision that was. The bartender said we could sit anywhere we wanted to, so we chose a booth on the right side of the dining room right next to a gorgeous mural that covered the wall from floor to ceiling. It was a multi-media piece, with paint, bits of metal and glass, and all sorts of material. The next thing we admired was their deep, deep menu. Many of the listings had Irish accents like Emerald Island Dip, Irish Nachos, Mussels Malone, Pound O'sheamus Fries, Wings O'Malley, Belfast Barnyard, Blarney Dip, Emerald Chicken, Fibbers Fish Sandwich, Irish BLT, Donaldson Burger, Dubliner, Hot Headed Irishman, Smokie O'Leary, Black and Tan Sirloin, Fibber Flanagan's Fish and Chips, Guinness Irish Stew, Kilkenny Cod. And those don't include Corned Beef and Creamed Cabbage and Shephard's Pie! We ordered a Guinness ($7.75), an IPA ($7.75), a Margarita ($7.99), a Strawberry Pecan Salad ($18.99), a Classis Pub Cheeseburger ($16.99), a Taco Salad with Chicken ($17.49), and a Reuben Sandwich ($17.99). The burger and Reuben came with great waffle fries. My Taco Salad was quite delicious. A generous portion of fresh crisp lettuce, seasoned chicken, shredded Jack cheese, pico, jalapenos, a cilantro lime dressing. It was served with salsa and chips. We really enjoyed our visit and Jan's company. Not a bad way to start our visit to Fargo.