I was on a trip from Grand Junction, Colorado when my eye caught the name of this place. I HAD to…read morecheck it out. The food was great served piping hot with generous portions. I highly recommend it!

They have the best fries. They are fresh and they give a very generous amount for the price. They…read morealso have very fresh bread. Basically everything there is fresh.

It was busy but we got a party of 9 in within 30 minutes. The server was efficient and got all our…read moredrink and food orders in in a timely manner. The menu was huge so my husband and I split a burger and pizza. The highlight for me was the pizza! So much topped on top of it and the crust was really garlicy and tasty. The diner-style runny ranch stood out to me as well, as that's how you can tell if a restaurant is good (to me). While it wasn't anything mind blowing, it was a good experience for our large party.

Tried it on a recommendation…read more Fish and Chips... overcooked with a funky-sweet flavor. Almost like it sweet. The fries too... taste like they put sugar instead of salt on them. I don't eat slaw... husband said it was just cabbage with *something* but didn't taste like slaw. Barely seasoned. My diet coke was flat so I ordered a beer as they had no other diet drinks (except water?) The service was slow but at noon I'm not sure what to expect. Waiter was nice enough. Not many people in the area around the bar. Nice ambiance. Sports bar-style... reminds me of most bars in the area. Will NOT be visiting again. Look at the FISH! They SERVED IT LIKE THAT!

First time visiting this place. What attracted me was the decor, to be perfectly honest. They day…read moreof these kinds of diners is not so prevalent much anymore. Ok, on with it. Loving the decor. The outside has a big Kroll's sign, a big clock on top of that and with various large food signs in place. I would love to see this at night as its neon based. This is just what you imagine a diner in the 50's might look like. Tons of retro decor. The booths are red and white striped, vinyl based. The counter has stools/chairs that are the same decor. Each booth has a cool white hanging light in place. The floor is black and white checkerboard. The retro decor has various signs, some metal, other framed pictures, just a cool touch. At the counter there are signs up above the workstation that mention what type of shakes are in place along with other dessert options. Music from the 50's and the 60's plays, it's a good vibe. The place had quite a few customers and it appears to be a popular place. Onto the food. There is a good size menu in place, and you can have breakfast at any time. There are German based selections also. Two of us ordered the chicken club melt with fries, one of us ordered a burger with fries, a kid's chicken nuggets meal and a hot beef. For the hot beef that my husband ordered, there was a choice of a side. He decided on Kroll's famous Knoephla soup. The description on the menu says, "lumpy and yellow just how grandma likes it". Out comes the soup. Here's the thing, you either like this soup or you don't. My thinking: it's great to try new and exciting things. There was nothing bad about this soup, we just didn't care for it. To me this tasted a bit like mushroom soup. There were a few dumplings, very dense and square. But we tried it and then we moved on. The sandwiches were good, the burger was just ok, nothing special going on there, the kids' meal was ok, my husband says the hot beef was very good. One of our people ordered a chocolate shake. It was seriously lacking in chocolate. Here's what I liked about this place, the atmosphere. The waitress was exceptional, friendly, prompt and courteous. The food was good, nothing exceptional but a decent meal. With all of us, the cost was 90+. Maybe a tad bit pricey. Would I come back here? Sure, it was a pleasant experience. I very much appreciate the diner vibe, it's just cool.

Originally ate at - 08/23/26…read more I want to start off by saying Kroll's Diner is probably one of if not the best early breakfast spots for what you pay for. I did not have the lunch or supper or any of the deals related to either so I cannot comment on them. I am sure they are amazing as Kroll's gives off the impression they are more known for them, especially the supper. I came here one early morning a few weeks ago because I had a particularly long, rough night prior where I did not get a wink of sleep. Kroll's was the only place open at 6am that I knew could serve a reliable pancake platter. Having a good prior experience before when i was going to university and came here at 3 am, i figured Kroll's would be the way to go. I want to also mention quick that this diner has some of the best service in all of Fargo. You can see how unbelievably busy the Diner is yet everyone still has a smile on their face (and if they don't, they are locked in and focused) and will happily serve you anyway. I ended up getting the Grandma Kroll's Pancakes that came with 2 pancakes, 2 eggs, and your choice of meat. I got the smoked ham. While the meat was questionable but that was not what I was there for. It was at least edible. the eggs were cooked beautifully as per request and the 2 flapjacks that were my reason for sitting in that red seat were nothing short of divine. They were big, fluffy, savory, and warm. Even though the syrup is not genuine maple syrup (at least as i could tell), it pairs so well with diner style pancakes that it shines in its own way and paired excellently with these. Their pancakes are delicious. The food, overall, is solid. Unfortunately, as i was eating, I was greatly disappointed to see that some of the table menus, and table special ads, used ai for it's imaging of the food and designs. Ignoring the already glaring issues with using ai for the sake of focusing on the food for a second, I find this disappointing because this tells me that Kroll's is not confident in it's own food and brand image that it's built to use their own images and are perfectly fine compromising their own family old-school diner aesthetic for it. This also brings into question the recipe of every item on the menu. if they are willing to compromise the image they have developed over the years, then there is always the possibility that ai might've been used in making new food items or to change and alter already existing recipes. Overall, Kroll's is a great experience and will definitely satisfy the diner style food you're craving. Until the ai is no longer being used, i cannot, in good faith and judgement, give this establishment any higher than one star, as that is how harmful ai is. Ignoring the glaring ai issues, i would give Kroll's Diner a 3.5 / 5

Stopped in here for the first time, it had Great food, awesome manager with amazing customer…read moreservice. Great clean location.

Stood at the register for 10 minutes and was never helped. They had to have known we were there -…read moredoorbell rings upon entering, sliding of chairs was loud, we were talking etc. Could hear them in the back and never came out.

When most people order fry bread, I'll bet they're not thinking about its origins. You may not…read morerealize that it came from a source of great trauma and hardship, but through that came resilience. I want to take a moment and honor that before the rest of the review. Over a sensory ago indigenous people were forced to make a 300 mile walk to be relocated and then provided "staples "from the government to survive, some of them being flour, lard, and sugar. The makings of fry bread. Tee's pays homage to this history through her menu items, the decor, and the spirited resilient love that she puts in every food item she makes. I had the wild rice chili and the "fall apart" tacos. Wild rice has another interesting tie to the indigenous people, and she loves and honors that tradition in her food. Both items are excellent. You can never go wrong with a good bowl of chili on a cool day. And the fall apart tacos were exactly that the shell is light and flaky, and the meat and toppings are flavorful. I've had both the beef and the chicken , and both are excellent. Maybe she'd let you have one of each so you can try them both. The food is flavorful, the decor and music are soulful and spirited, and the service is feisty and friendly and welcoming. I only wish that the chili was served and a container that was compostable or a separate recycling for them rather than using the packaging she does. But it's a small point not to take away from the entire experience of the restaurant.

I saw some pictures of their food online and had to go try it. The fry bread was hot and fresh. The…read moreelote wild rice bowl was tangy and delicious. I tried their specialty purple rain lemonade which was a treat as well. Normal meals with a soda are reasonably priced and filling. I went a bit overboard because I wanted to try so many things. It was worth it. The seating area is quite small and it can get busy quickly so best to get your food and wander on busier days probably. Staff was very helpful because I'm bad at making decisions thanks to my autism. They accommodated my dietary restrictions- toppings could be customized. The space was clean and tidy. I had a great experience.

If you're in Fargo and craving a serious burger, Sickies Garage is a must-visit. The place has a…read morefun, high-energy garage theme with automotive décor everywhere you look--neon signs, vintage gas station vibes, and a laid-back atmosphere that makes it perfect for families, date nights, or grabbing food with friends. The burger selection is honestly impressive. With 50+ specialty burgers on the menu, there's something for everyone--from classic builds to bold creations piled high with unique toppings. The quality of the beef stands out: juicy, flavorful, and cooked just right. Even the buns hold up well against the towering stacks. Beyond burgers, they've got solid appetizers (the fried pickles and cheese curds are local favorites), good wings, and a wide beer selection featuring regional and national brews. Portion sizes are generous, so come hungry. Service is typically friendly and fast-paced, even when it's busy--which it often is. It's a popular spot for a reason. Overall: Great food, fun atmosphere, and tons of variety. If you love creative burgers and a lively setting, Sickies Garage in Fargo delivers.

This review is a tough one to write because there wasn't anything terribly wrong, but also nothing…read morethat really stood out. For an appetizer, I ordered the cheese curds, they were hot, but very average. Not bad, not great, just your standard bar-style curds. For my meal, I decided to try something different and went with the donut burger. Definitely an odd combo, but it was fun to try while in town. Flavor-wise, it was fine, unique, but not something I'd order again. The mac and cheese side, though, was a miss. Easily one of the weakest parts of the meal. I'm not sure why so many restaurants struggle with mac and cheese but still feel confident charging extra for it. On the bright side, the $5 happy hour drinks were great, generous pours and a solid bartender. Overall, this place is your average, run-of-the-mill sports bar. Nothing special, but not bad if you're just looking for a casual spot to grab a drink and a bite.

The vibes in there are great. We got our food in less than 8 minutes, just like the sign said. The…read morefood was pretty good, I got the Avocado Turkey, but the toppings were not evenly distributed, and not enough of them. Definitely a different style of sub than, say, Jimmy John's, but still good!

Craving a sandwich one day and thought I would try Potbelly's…read more Staff were friendly and welcoming. Great recommendations on the popular sandwiches. I got A Wreck and an Italian. Both customizable with plenty of choices for add ons. The sandwiches are nicely toasted. Meats were delicious and the veggies were crunchy fresh. Looking for a different kind of sandwich other than Subway or Jersey Mike's? This is a great alternative.

If you want a variety of cold beers, good food, and a great bartender, this is the place. Justin…read morehas taken great care of us this evening and given us great recommendations of things to do in the area. The staff works well together and keeps the vibe happy and comfortable. The music they play is awesome too :) I'm glad we chose this as our first food stop in Fargo!

In town for work. Walked because the sign said beers and burgers. Opened the door and I knew…read moreinstantly I was in for perfection. To sit at a bar amongst strangers, eat an incredible burger and drink a cold beer - quite perfect. Can't wait for my next trip back. Thank you for great food, service, atmosphere and experience.