Stopped by here to catch up with some former coworkers. Beers and burgers were what we were all…read morecraving. Good selection of beers. Food was good. I would be surprised if they messed up burgers... It was hard to find a table/booth on a weekday at 5 PM. I suspect it is busier (and louder) on the weekends. Service was mediocre. Server forgot about us at times....

Google says open till 2 am I got there at 11:05 and the BJ dealers says they close at midnight and…read moreshe needs to stop before an hour before that. In the next 15 minutes 9 people come in to play BJ and they all had the same idea as me it's open till 2. They all left right away. Before I left I asked the bartender its says on Google you guys are open till 2am he looks me dead in the eyes and says google won't let you change the times! Lol they could of had 30 people plus for 3 more hours .

Great ambiance and ice cold beer any time of day. I've had great breakfast and a great time…read moreclosing it down

Great atmosphere, delicious food and the service is the best!! A must stop when you're in Moorhead…read moreMinnesota.

LOVE everything about this place...super chill staff and patrons; better than average bar food (try…read morethe pickle wonton wraps!) and service; great variety of beer and cider on tap; clean and comfortable, with a really large back patio (smokers and dogs welcome); a playlist from the 70s to 00s that's loud enough to enjoy but you can still hold a conversation. Sidestreet caters to actual adults (i.e. it's the antithesis of Dempseys). ADRIAN -- you rock! We're proud of you for getting into the college of your dreams...you're gonna do great things.

I was there on a day where there we're not many customers. I got great service and the food was…read morewonderful!

Best Burgers in Casselton. 1/2 pound, ample cheese, real, thick bacon. Their lunch and dinner…read morespecials are great as well. Prices always fair. Friendly service and local dive atmosphere.

Pull tabs didn't pay but the experience and food was immaculate. Typical dive bar vibes, stained…read moredrop ceiling tiles, 5 gallon bucket catching a leak, endless cigarette butts out front. What more can you ask?

Celebrating a milestone birthday Soup, sausage, fries,…read morebeer! Nice server and the decor says fun everywhere you look.

11,000 + mile foodie road trip. After a terrible downtown experience, this location landed. From…read morethe friendly staff to the fun bogo weeknight build your brat special, everything was great. Enjoyed the flavors of the brats and condiments. The spatzle Mac was way better than the spatzel dumplings but otherwise awesome experience. Chicago style hot Italian sausage (giardiniera, relish, sport peppers, tomato, pickle, poppyseed bun) served with Spaetzle Mac (beurre blanc cheese sauce and toasted bread crumbs)!

Delicious food and fast service. The staff was friendly and personable, would recommend!read more

I understand having a music event over a holiday weekend, but blaring it so loud it can be heard 3+…read moreMILES away until 2 a.m. is not winning any hearts and minds.

On the industrial southern edge of Fargo, shadowed by the towering silhouette of the Flying J, sits…read moreThe Windbreak. It is a venue that makes no apologies for its scale or its mission. While other spots in town vie for the title of most "artisanal," The Windbreak is content to be the region's high-decibel living room--a cavernous, newly remodeled sanctuary where the floor is built for dancing and the bar is built for efficiency. The Economy of Joy In an era where a movie ticket and a popcorn can trigger a minor financial crisis, The Windbreak offers a staggering return on investment. The cover charge--often a modest $5 or $10--grants entry to a lineup of the region's hardest-working rock and country bands. It is arguably the best entertainment value in the Red River Valley; for the price of a fancy coffee, you secure a front-row seat to a light show and a sound system that would feel at home in a much larger city. The Pour The philosophy at the bar is refreshingly straightforward. This is not the place for meticulously peeled citrus garnishes or artisanal ice spheres. * The Drink: When you order a Jack and Coke here, you receive what can only be described as a "heavy pour." It is a drink served with the generous hand of a bartender who knows you're there for a long set, not a chemistry lesson. It is honest, potent, and perfectly suited to the room's high-energy vibration. The Room and the Ritual The space itself is sprawling. A recent remodel has expanded the dance floor to a massive 500 square feet, providing ample territory for the "two-steppers" and the "head-bangers" alike. Flanking the stage are pockets of activity--blackjack tables where the focus is intense, and pool tables where the click of the break provides a rhythmic counterpoint to the bass guitar. The Human Tapestry Perhaps the most compelling aspect of The Windbreak is the crowd. On any given Saturday night, the demographic is a true cross-section of the North: corporate executives fresh off a flight, local agricultural workers, university students, and retirees who have been coming since the doors first opened. It is a rare "no-judgment zone" where the only requirement for entry is an appreciation for live music and a decent drink. All types are not just present; they are welcome. The Verdict The Windbreak is a testament to the enduring power of the American roadhouse. It is big, loud, and unapologetically fun. It doesn't ask you to be anyone other than who you are, provided you're ready to have a good time. For those seeking the pulse of Fargo's nightlife without the pretense, the search begins and ends on 39th Street.

Live music starts too late for public transportation and it is not as much fun before thatread more

Outstanding! Marge's Diner is your grandmother's home with cross-stitch artwork, a collection of…read morevarious salt and pepper shakers, unlimited coffee bar for $4 served in a mug of your choice, and hanging plant baskets. It's iconic. Located in the heart of downtown, don't skip on this experience. Offering both bar and table seating, the service is quick and the menu is darling. I would only come here for breakfast because it's served all day and I'm a brunch fanatic. Contrary, a lunch menu is offered and they are supposedly known for their salad bar and soup to which I saw a few tables ordering. I opted in for the breakfast sandwhich which was the right size for me. Many spots these days give way too much food and this was just enough. It even came with two hash brown triangles like the ones from middle school bringing back all the nostalgia. Zero crumbs were left. I will definitely return as I want to try some of the pancake and French toast options. Thank you, Marge's Diner, for being so accommodating and not trying to be anything fancy. I admire the theme, setup, service, decor and prices. Bravo!!!

Marge's Diner was a nostalgic little spot that truly felt like stepping back in time. One thing to…read moreknow before you go - there isn't a host, so be sure to check in using the iPad at the entrance. We visited on a Friday morning, and the wait was minimal. The service was a bit underwhelming, but it seemed like they were operating with a limited staff, so that may have played a role. Overall, it's a charming diner with a classic atmosphere that's worth experiencing if you're looking for a taste of nostalgia.