Good wings, burnt ends, (I usually ask for light sauce) and pattymelt. Great service! One of our…read moreusual lunch spots and when we have family in town.

This is really one of the best sports bars I've run across period. The caboose theme carries…read morethrough the interior and there is just so much going on all the time so it never gets stale. The menu is outstanding for a bar in the middle of ND (or anywhere else for that matter) and new items are added seasonally. We had their pizza (a Shrimp and Taco) which were superb! Our last night in town I had their prime rib sandwich which honestly was one of the best beef sandwich I've had hands down. There are constant specials and during the sport seasons there are plenty of fan specials. Happy Hour and drink specials abound so there is something for everyone. Don't forget the Tiki Bar out back which is a nice quiet area to chat and enjoy a little less energy than inside!

Read the earlier reviews and had a different experience…read more Staying next door so tried it out. 830pm on a Friday night. Sat instantly, by very welcoming and helpful staff. The place seems ideal for larger groups watching sports tbh, screens everywhere, lively open room, etc. Listen, is this some romantic dinner or high end steakhouse? Not in my opinion. But it does deliver on the classics with an unassuming vibe.

This review is for the location in Steinbach. 65 PTH #12N…read moreSteinbach, MB We arrived for lunch and it was quite busy, but because we only had three people we were able to get in quite quickly. The staff are all very friendly and helpful. I couldn't decide between the hamburger and the chicken club. I really love the clubhouse sandwiches at Garwood Grill and Roxies and was hoping for some of the same here. Unfortunately, their version of a chicken club is just a regular chicken sandwich with bacon and tomato added. On top of that, my chicken was burned and the burned parts were quite tough. I did not want to complain and have to wait for another chicken sandwich though. The fries were OK but as we got close to the bottom, they seem to get tough and grainy. It is a little difficult to explain. Their onion rings as an appetizer were absolutely fantastic. The buffalo chicken sandwich was OK. The hamburger was decent. This is kind of like a sports bar feel and they had large TV setups. It is a very open restaurant so there was a relatively loud background noise, but otherwise OK. While the service was very good , the food was basically average for the main meals. Overall, not really worth the cost for me.

Jacquelyn was my server during my visit and she was awesome and not over bearing. I enjoyed my…read moretime at the bar while eating my food. I ordered the Broccoli Chicken Alfredo and it was delicious. The breadstick that is provided with the meal was toasted perfectly. I'd come back again. -Shaun

Travel for work. Been eating here twice a month for 4 years when I'm in town. Never an issue. One…read moreemployee has now changed my opinion. Barb likes to start cleaning the bathrooms an hour and a half before they close, and will deny you entry to them for the rest of the night. Even when the manager makes her let you use the restroom, she will complain about you having bodily functions. Unacceptable attitude, and unacceptable to close your restrooms an hour and a half before you close. Gave a 2 star instead of 1 for the 4 years of good service.

The Club Bar is a staple in Park River, ND. If you're in town, you need to stop here. Their motto…read moreis 'No Bad Days' & I promise you won't have one after you enter their front door. Their service is quick & my favorite drink to order is their Caesar. It's a North Dakota twist on the Blood Mary (think Clamato instead of thick Bloody Mar mix) & this bar makes it best. Most weeks, they are open Thursday-Saturday unless something else is going on (ex: 4th of July which is one of Park River North Dakota's biggest days of the year). They have a black jack dealer (most Fridays/Saturdays) if you'd like to partake in some games and digital pull tubs and poker machines. One of my favorite aspects is their juke box. It has EVERY song you could imagine. Yep, every one. You can play some abstract old R. Kelly song or you could play something top 40. They have it all & it's a blast to get the place hopping with some fun, unexpected songs to see how the bar patrons react. Play some Soulja Boy and while some small towns turn on you in a heartbeat, you'll probably find the elderly farmer stopping in for a cold Budweiser dancing and smiling right along with the young people. This place has that affect on people, it brings them together. They are a big Vikings bar & host Vikings parties each Sunday. A must-visit during football season because there's probably going to be great food, a great turnout, cowbells a plenty & a great atmosphere for the game. The bottom line: This is the perfect not-so-divey dive bar in Park River, ND. Locally owned, locally loved & they'll always make you feel like one of them when you visit.

Walleye and chicken every Wednesday. It starts at 5 and goes till they run out sometime around 7…read morePM. The town is there and it's not to be missed. Everyone is friendly and the prices are very reasonable! It's a full bar and great company!

When I'm visiting Langdon, I always hope to be there on a day when the Eagles is serving food…read more Most often for me, that is a Friday night where I enjoy their burgers & fries (or onion rings). The burgers are excellent. I recommend following their Facebook page to see & learn about other options (an example for this particular Saturday night is chicken, steak and walleye). I've heard their fried chicken is very good too, when it's on the menu. You order from and pay at the counter in the back of the Eagles (we typically enter through the back door by that kitchen). They'll call your name when ready. Someone will come by as well and take any drink orders. There are a bunch of long tables in the back and visitors under 21 can eat back here when serving food - otherwise this is a 21+ bar.

Food was great, service was great, the ambience was great as well. The wooden beams look amazing,…read morethe big windows make it feel very open and inviting.

Never disappointed. Great evening dining. Great lunch…read moreideas. Always something different with their daily specials. With two chefs on staff the quality of food more than makes up for what it lacks in atmosphere. Craft beers and a good selection of wine and spirits is available to enhance your dining experience. All this and a great $3.99 breakfast if you're looking for a place to start your day off right.

Great place! Met the owner "Bob" while riding through! Gave me a tour of the place! Nice guy!read more

Love this bar and I love my Pain Reliever jacket. Good times with Ella! Hope to be back this summer!read more

Great bar with a friendly neighborhood atmosphere. Good place to watch games. And it's a no smoking…read moreestablishment!

This place is awesome .... Can't say enough good words. The salad bar was great ... everything…read morewas fresh beautiful for your eyes ... sweet and savory. The soup was homemade cheddar beer and bacon. Better than my homemade !!!!! The shrimp and Wall eyed fish were excellent ... the cod as well. Twice baked pot ores we worth the travel time. The kind server made my day with her lovely hospitality .... This place feels like home. People who care about each member who work here ... They r all FRIENDS

A great little spot hidden deep in the woods , great food great selection. Reasonably priced and a…read morebig menu of options . I suggest the Inn burger if you like something with a little heat !

If you've ever flown into Winnipeg, and looked out the right window of the plane at exactly the…read moreright time, then maybe you've caught a glimpse of Park River, ND... which is your loss, because this is one of those little towns on the high plains with the familiarity of a thousand others and a unique charm all its own. Nestled amidst the shops and cafes along the main drag through town, right across the street from the post office where the gal behind the counter knows everyone's name, is the Top Hat Bar. You'll recognize the sign by the larger Budweiser sign just below it, hanging out over the hundred year old sidewalk. Not sure if this was the same guys who ran the Top Hat Bar in neighboring Pisek, but I didn't ask. Inside, it's what you would expect of a small bar in a North Dakota town: quaint, comfortable, a mix old signs and pictures on the walls, probably a photo of someone holding a walleye in here. The usual offerings are served up here with hospitality to slake your thirst. Cold beer, a full bar, and a friendly sort of vibe, even if you're from Kale-ifoornya, dontchaknow. On July 4, the parade heads right through town in front of the bar, and it seems local law enforcement (most of them are in the parade) are lax about stepping outside with your Bloody Mary in a plastic cup. Uff'dah, you betcha. Great place to stop in if you're out exploring the high prairie, and need to wash the dust outta your throat.