My friends and I recently passed by here on the way to Winnipeg, Canada and back to Fargo. It was a…read morenice and clean facility inside and out. Restrooms were clean both times we used them. The store seemed clean and stocked up on items. The gas seemed to be a decent price as anything is better than California, which is where I am from. It has a Taco John's attached to it, which is where we ate. As it was snowing outside, it was a nice view while we were eating inside. If you are passing through, this is a good place to stop for rest, snacks, gas, food, restroom, drinks, etc. Would stop by here every time in future when passing through!

hey y'all so first month or so was good there was food. but now if you expect to get food there…read moreafter 10 pm good luck just pull through and get on to forks.

Transformed me into a coffee snob! I used to be the customer who would buy whatever was on…read moreclearance for coffee. After having the sparkys blend I can't have anything else. Traveling is a pain cause I can't wait to get back home for my fresh ground local brew. Their place is new, clean, friendly, professional and small batch. Making for a cozy visit like none other. They are very accommodating by teaching you about what they have in a way that'll help you find just what you have the taste for and educate you at the same time.

Best gas station in Grafton, ND…read more The fastest checkout service I have ever encountered. Also, excellent selection of hot food, lots of drink options, and the store is clean. Highly recommend.

It is so good but the ice from my sprite melted right away.I would recommend.it is sooooo…read moregooooooooooooooooooooooood

Before Dairy Queens were relegated to a 15'x15' section of your nearest shopping mall food court,…read morethey were stand-alone buildings, serving their small communities as so much more than a place to get a milkshake or a scoop of ice cream. They were gathering spots for high school kids, an afternoon Daddy-Daughter date location, or a beacon of refreshment for road-weary travelers. This DQ is maybe past its hey-day here in sleepy little Park River, but it still has plenty of soul. Blizzards are made with plenty of elbow put into the add-ins, there always seems to be a car or two in the lot, and the store has plenty of Smalltown, USA feel. Whether you're just passing through, or making this a local summer treat, the DQ in Park River is a welcome respite from its cousin-stores in the shadow of a mega-mall Sbarro and Mongolian BBQ joint. Eat your blizzard and watch the wheat sway in the NoDak afternoon breeze, cottonwood trees swaying and tufts of fluff floating along in the air, a deer eating dandelions at the edge of the cornfield, a frog chirping in the ditch somewhere out of sight, a distant train whistle blowing at the crossroads where a car hasn't passed for six days. Love me some country living. And ice cream. I love ice cream.