Our family was camping at nearby Larimore Dam and decided to pop into Willy's for a quick dinner…read more We were met with a warm welcome and were impressed with the food selection, daily specials, and taste/quality. We planning on having breakfast at Willy's next time!

They just printed a new menu which I will attach. A pleasant local restaurant and bar. Service was…read morefine. The restaurant has a lot of antiques scattered around, which are fun to look at. It is one of the better restaurants in Kittson County. If you're hungry and nearby stop and enjoy your meal.

It's now "The Frog Pond" and it was a delight. There were LOTS of Halloween decorations, and the…read moreplace was clean. The waitresses were all super friendly. My chicken was perfectly cooked, and my boys both had great meals too. About the only possible negative thing to say was some crude jokes in the bathroom, but my oldest son just smirked while my youngest couldn't read them. :) Great place! Fun stop while driving between some MN State Parks out in that neck of the woods.

If you've ever flown into Winnipeg, and looked out the right window of the plane at exactly the…read moreright time, then maybe you've caught a glimpse of Park River, ND... which is your loss, because this is one of those little towns on the high plains with the familiarity of a thousand others and a unique charm all its own. Nestled amidst the shops and cafes along the main drag through town, right across the street from the post office where the gal behind the counter knows everyone's name, is the Top Hat Bar. You'll recognize the sign by the larger Budweiser sign just below it, hanging out over the hundred year old sidewalk. Not sure if this was the same guys who ran the Top Hat Bar in neighboring Pisek, but I didn't ask. Inside, it's what you would expect of a small bar in a North Dakota town: quaint, comfortable, a mix old signs and pictures on the walls, probably a photo of someone holding a walleye in here. The usual offerings are served up here with hospitality to slake your thirst. Cold beer, a full bar, and a friendly sort of vibe, even if you're from Kale-ifoornya, dontchaknow. On July 4, the parade heads right through town in front of the bar, and it seems local law enforcement (most of them are in the parade) are lax about stepping outside with your Bloody Mary in a plastic cup. Uff'dah, you betcha. Great place to stop in if you're out exploring the high prairie, and need to wash the dust outta your throat.

Located in Lakota, N.D. right off of and visible from hwy 2 Sunlac inn Lakota is a very cool…read morehangout spot kind of easy to miss with our busy everyday lives. But it is a long brick building that was built in the 60's by locals and runs long way from East to West. It has two flag poles out front one with American flag and second with North Dakota flag, if you look you will find it located right East of Dollar General. I've previously was employed by the business almost a year ago its been already time sure does fly by when you're busy living. But like the first review states I agree with, you can not find any better food while I was employed there. They have some local competition now a days but I wish the best for everybody local to thrive. They do have 10 electronic pull-tab machines to play on but unfortunately do not any longer have the black jack available :( that table brought in a lot of business was sad to see it go. The newer staff (manager Marla, and possible assistant manager Calvin, bartender Tyler & Aaron, front desk Paul & Mark, & housekeepers Margie and family, plus cook Aj) are very sweet and friendly people. Always nice smiles and warm welcomes that makes you feel right at home! I myself no longer drink alcohol but do remember many many many good memories in this building and will never forget the friendships I have made along the way. It's a 3 in 1 business, it is a motel/cafē/bar all in one. It's the perfect hide out/getaway that will leave you with an amazing experience in my opinion. Hunters come and book rooms weeks in advance every year starting from Oct 1st to Dec 1st. That is their busiest time of year bar none. But they are very loyal and return every year, over the years I've built friendships & memories with alot of them also. I miss that alot :( but my journey at this business has unfortunately ended do to lack of sobriety. I miss it everyday and wish things turned out differently and that is the honest truth. Go and support these people and you will not regret it I promise. You will have memories for years to come! Tell them that the old bartender Joshua Linskie sent you and they will take care of you Lol... thank you and don't forget to stay humble my friends and Godspeed to us all!

The best restaurant in a 30 mile radius easy. Staff can be grumpy before they get their coffee. But…read moreall together they're alright. Has a bar in the back and hotel rooms on the side. Not many hotels in big cities could compete with the food these guys cook up.

I really enjoy the atmosphere, the people and the great food at The Brass Rail. No question, some…read moreof the best comfort food in the area.

The Club Bar is a staple in Park River, ND. If you're in town, you need to stop here. Their motto…read moreis 'No Bad Days' & I promise you won't have one after you enter their front door. Their service is quick & my favorite drink to order is their Caesar. It's a North Dakota twist on the Blood Mary (think Clamato instead of thick Bloody Mar mix) & this bar makes it best. Most weeks, they are open Thursday-Saturday unless something else is going on (ex: 4th of July which is one of Park River North Dakota's biggest days of the year). They have a black jack dealer (most Fridays/Saturdays) if you'd like to partake in some games and digital pull tubs and poker machines. One of my favorite aspects is their juke box. It has EVERY song you could imagine. Yep, every one. You can play some abstract old R. Kelly song or you could play something top 40. They have it all & it's a blast to get the place hopping with some fun, unexpected songs to see how the bar patrons react. Play some Soulja Boy and while some small towns turn on you in a heartbeat, you'll probably find the elderly farmer stopping in for a cold Budweiser dancing and smiling right along with the young people. This place has that affect on people, it brings them together. They are a big Vikings bar & host Vikings parties each Sunday. A must-visit during football season because there's probably going to be great food, a great turnout, cowbells a plenty & a great atmosphere for the game. The bottom line: This is the perfect not-so-divey dive bar in Park River, ND. Locally owned, locally loved & they'll always make you feel like one of them when you visit.

Above average small town bar and grill. The owner Dean is a friendly guy and the beer is cold and…read morethe food is freshly prepared. The chicken wild rice soup was awesome.

Great place! Met the owner "Bob" while riding through! Gave me a tour of the place! Nice guy!read more

Love this bar and I love my Pain Reliever jacket. Good times with Ella! Hope to be back this summer!read more

Great bar with a friendly neighborhood atmosphere. Good place to watch games. And it's a no smoking…read moreestablishment!

This was a nice pub with great a happy hour on drinks. They had delicious cocktails at a very…read morereasonable price! We had the jalapeno and bacon wontons as appetizers and it was so good! My husband had the fried walleye dinner and I had the cranberry pecan salad - both entrees were delicious! Our food took a little bit longer than expected, but we were enjoying the free popcorn and our delicious drinks...so it was all good. The server was friendly, chatty and funny. She made our experience even better. Great place to go for nice drinks and good times with friends.

What is even going on here? Awful everything. No words for it. the amount of utter disappointment…read morewe had from this dining experience was unfathomable. Terrible service and the food was not great either, edible, but barely. Wont be back.