Hundreds of Hops 2026 Amazing Brewery Race Stop 2, ND 2 of 2... that's a state win for 2026!…read more Roughly 7pm arrival as a party of 2 on a Thur - Thur special is a pizza & 2 beers for $20, plus the Hop Passport BOGO = 2 more beers for $7... not too shabby, if i must say so myself. 4 blank spots & 2 seltzers -plus- Forgotten West Coast IPA / Evolution Juicy IPA / Vaxine Raspberry Sour / Adelaide Pale Ale / Onset Smoked Stout / Caffeine Coffee Infused Brown / NuHr1 Klosch on tap Johnny B's pizza we opted for was the Bacon Cheeseburger Slider. It was served with ranch, parmesan, mule sauce hot sauce & pepper flakes. Vaxine 3.5, Evolution 4, Onset 4.75 (x2... oops) for beer tonight. Onset being our favorite, clearly. The company this evening was good. There was lots of casual comfortable conversations strangers about beer, bikes, food, art &... beer... That's a wrap for ND!

3.5hrs from us, this one is quite the jaunt. The primary focus is beer & there's a nice variety of…read moreoptions to fit everyone, they even offer a creative seltzer selection (made with syrups on site) and having n/a options are a great alternative. Food consists of pre-made pizza from Jamestown, ND (Johnny b) and is cooked on site for $15 each or $20 on Thursdays with 2 pints included. It's a small place with big flavors, located across from veterans park. I suggest grabbing a spot at the bar and chatting it up with the owners/brewers. These guys, like the sign says, are awesome! (With a real knack for flavors & brewing)

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 brewery near my homebase. They are always doing things to create community - like Rinks and…read moreDrinks to get a local ice skating rink going again, hosting bluegrass jams, chili cookoff, etc in addition to the more common bar activities such as trivia nights and entertainers like comedians and musicians. Good selection of adult beverages and always friendly staff working the bar. There is a back room, so if the ambience is too loud, I would guess if you asked, they would let you take your beverage and work back there... Because that is just the kind of people they are. Definitely a spot to visit if you are local or just driving through!

Love this place, the owners and the employees!! Great beer and great atmosphere!! My favorite…read morebrewery!

While in town for Foolers Ball, we had to check out the new Junkyard location. We haven't been to…read moreFargo since they opened up this MASSIVE facility. Multiple floors, inside/outside space, and of course the same popcorn that you know and love from their other location. They even had space on the inside for a philly food truck to set up a table and be slinging out some grub for those that were drinking their beers. We got a set of five small pours, including two from other breweries that were in town due to Foolers Ball: Puff Tart XL - Raspberry, Lemon, Pineapple An Imperial Sour Ale with Raspberry, Lemon, Pineapple, and Marshmallow Flavoring from thebrewingprojekt Late Nite: Red Velvet Whoopie Pie A Pastry Sour from definitivebrewing that features hundreds of pounds of fresh raspberry, red velvet cake, vanilla cream, and brown sugar. Cheem Creese Cake A Raspberry Cheesecake Sour that tastes just like cheese cake covered in berries. New Zealand Cheat Codes An Imperial IPA hopped with Nelson Sauvin, Moutere, and Wai-iti. This is the definition of a great IPA featuring New Zealand "cheater hops" and it was so dank and tropical. Queen Size An Imperial Stout with Marshmallow and Peanut Butter. Not thick in body, but nice drinkable stout with a complementary adjunct profile with the base stout. ____

This was my first time visiting the new location! An awesome 2 level space with outdoor and indoor…read moreseating, tables for all group sizes, and of course, awesome drinks! They have plenty of options for all pallets! My favorite thing is having free popcorn and board games! You can order right at the bar or wait for a a super cool server to come help! I had 3 drinks: sell! Sell! Sell!, whoopie cushion, and super slush guava passion fruit! All were amazing and I would have again!

We stopped in on a road trip for a quick bite & a couple of brews. There is ample parking, which is…read morefantastic & they also have Harvest Host spots available. We ordered a pizza, which was tasty with smoking hot pickles & 2 versions of orange beer - which were good, tho not their best offerings. They offer samples before ordering, so you can be sure what you buy is your best fit. Good service & decent pricing. You can pizza at the brewery or order from the place attached, which we haven't tried yet.

So much fun for Oktoberfest! (I'm quite late to this review)…read moreDrinking out of boots and steins, wheel barrel racing, arm wrestling, pizza with sauerkraut - what more could you ask for? Plus, great Oktoberfest beer and the best sours around. Service was quick and staff were so friendly. Don't forget to grab a free sticker at the register!

The food was meh. The Philly steak sandwich was soggy. Absolute lack of love. The servers were…read morefine. I was surprised that the server tried to close the tab without giving us a bill. Beer was good. We'd visit again but skip the food.

Good food, nice space, but painfully slow service. It is great that Hillsboro has its own brewery,…read moreand was excited to try while home on vacation. They put thought into the ascetics and design of the place and it has a gray open feel. They also offer a nice sized menu for a place that doesn't specialize in food. We walked in and there was one other group of 5-7 people in the brewery, and we waited so long to be acknowledged that we started clearing our own table to sit at. Once we were noticed the staff was very friendly though.

We did go on a night without music but was not impressed. Definitely not the ambiance isn't great…read more The beer was about $7.50 for regular pour.

Dropped in here Thursday for a beer release. It was a cozy little bar on a corner. The…read morebeertenders were kind and helpful. I had told her I had wanted to make it to four breweries but time was running out so if I could only get to two which should they be? Without missing a beat she offered two names up and said both would provide unique environments. Front Street was a great bar just to hang out in, thanks Front Street.

I rented the upstairs for my birthday it was such a wonderful time! thank you kindly, will utilize…read morethe space again

The cidery is a little escape in a sea of industrial buildings and apartment complexes. The taproom…read moreand patio are tiny but the whole place is adorable. Dogs aren't allowed inside but the patio had dog bowls and leash tethers on the tables. The staff was amazing and friendly, offering to answer any questions and give samples. No food options but looks like they have trucks often. They've got cider, some slushes, sake, and even cocktails. All of them were excellent. I love dry ciders and theirs all lean that way. The orange cream cocktail was super refreshing on a hot day and I'd try any of their creations next time. Finished up with a sake where the full proceeded to the staff as a tip. Love this place and I'm sure to stop by if I'm in the area.

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 stopped by for coffee over the weekend and it was so fun! Staff were so kind, the place was clean…read moreand the vibes were great! There was couples playing games, people working on computers, and families with young kids (stroller friendly) that were hanging out. It really felt like a great place for anyone to grab a simple coffee and scones. A more limited coffee menu but still the basic flavors and basics.

Great view of the river. Beer was great too! We enjoyed the Pond Hockey and Star Island.read more