Stopped in for buns & stocked up on produce. The pricing on fresh items, particularly produce, are…read morewell below home... guess we're going home with a full fridge in the camper! The staff had jokes too - we greatly enjoyed them. A nice find- so glad we didn't hit up a gas station!

Brought my truck here for a second estimate a week later I called to check on my estimate I was…read moretold the work was almost done and going to be about 400 more then my other estimate from a dealership without any approval now I was promised it would be done by a certain time and that has come and gone too...horrible way to run a business...hopefully price isn't going up the longer they have it past there promised time on work I didn't approve

Easy drop off or in and out in 40 minutes for a scheduled oil change. A little pricy (only got an…read moreoil change) but I feel confident in that they checked the entire car over for any problems, checked thoroughly all fluids, etc. The perfect hole-in-the-wall mechanic.

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.

Owner was fabulous. I was so happy to find a great breakfast sandwich and fantastic coffee in such…read morea small town.

Coffee, smoothies, summer drink specials, warm lunch and breakfast. It is a lovely store. The…read morestained glass is crafted by Judy Longtin and it is the perfect compliment to the decor. Judy and Greg assisted with the renovations, they are absolutely perfect. The vault is a game room, the restroom is bright and airy. This coffee spot is a favorite by locals. The counter service is prompt and helpful.

Wasn't greeted. Wasn't offered a receipt…read more Before I could even ask for a receipt she returned back to the bench with the friend they said were hanging out with. Poor client service. Do better. Good luck. And please treat you're POC clients a little better.

Awesome full service gas station. Cute candinavian theme. Hot stuff items, a deli for subs, wraps…read moreand salads and baked treats. Employees are fast to fill up your car and wash your windshield, even in the cold or rain. Employees, customers, and owners are super friendly. Bathrooms are super clean. Best gas station around!

Incredibly rude people, they charge $12 for a gallon of propane, which is absurd in North Dakota or…read moreanywhere for that matter. They were grumpy unfriendly and really didn't want to be of any service at all. Avoid this place like the plague.

This place SAVED me today! Some of the friendliest people around, extra helpful, and great service…read moreat a great price!

Service - Nice People Who Worked there. Guy talked to us like we were friends for several minutes…read more 9.5/10 Quality - The Bathrooms were not that clean. The sink was old and decrepit, the wall was chipped a bunch, same with the floor. Looked liked it wasn't cleaned in a while. 3/10 Quality - The shop was modest and old-fashioned. Also a bit dirty. 6.5/10 Value - The gas was $2.10 per gallon and $2.60 for diesel. Really good. They have free coffee, as well. 9.5/10 Total Review: 28.5/40

The J Mart is a sweet little small town food market. With a good assortment of all your basic food…read moreneeds, the J Mart is about the only game in town without driving into Park River or Grafton... farther than you should walk anyway. The gals that work there always stock. Few of my kids favorite things when they hear we'll be in town, and of course, my kiddos love going in there and buying all sorts of candy and soda... Uh, I mean "pop." A small dairy case and some frozen foods are fairly limited, but most of the time have what we need that we forgot for dinner. The store closes early most days... and generally at the whim and fancy of management. If you're really in a bind, you could probably walk down the street and knock on her door, but I've never tried it. Next time you're passing through, stop in here for a cold soft drink or a bag of chips. Nicest folks you ever met.

The J-Mart includes two businesses: a carpet and flooring company and a grocery store / market…read more I don't have much knowledge of the carpet business, except that they put in my grandmother's carpeting and linoleum decades ago and she has had no problems. The grocery has a limited number of mostly nonperishable items, including canned goods, mixes, snacks and drinks, etc, in addition to some deli and frozen items. The crowning jewel of this store, though, is their Christmas candy selection. Beginning around October, the JMart is filled with rows and rows of bulk and packaged candy and nuts. Folks from across the state (and further) come into town each year to shop for their holiday treats. It's definitely worth a detour into Pisek!