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– THE OFFICIAL – Fargo • Moorhead • West Fargo CONTENTS FARGOMOORHEAD.ORG 2 African When it comes to dining, Fargo, 4 American Moorhead and West Fargo never leave 21 Asian you wanting. 34 Bar Food Sample tucked-away taverns, upscale 44 Coffee eateries, and an array of local favorites 50 Treats that serve up platefuls of tasteful 56 Delis & Sandwiches adventure. 58 Diners Not sure where to begin? You’re in 62 European luck. Use this guide to fix a craving, or 65 Fine Dining let you taste buds take the lead. 70 Italian & Mediterranean 72 Mexican 76 Pizza Sorry kiddos, must be at least 21 years of age Price Point: Helps you determine cost Q Quick Serve: When you’re in a rush Quick Guides Patio: Get your breeze on! 1 AFRICAN Liberian Merry Rugsan Cuisine Go Round Q Q Sample things like goat Try out the Jollof or beef served on rice, a seasoned rice or spaghetti and tomato-based rice traditional African and vegetable dish samosas. served with fried They also serve tilapia or the G B African breakfast, 14, a very spicy dish which is often a beef that includes fufu, stew with a soft, served in a sauce round bread. with beef steak, smoked turkey wings, chicken, fried fish and 2424 13th Ave S #101, Fargo 701.293.1820 jumbo shrimp. 855 45th St S, Fargo 215.909.1946 Madina’s Cuisine The Spice Grille Q Authentic East African Serving some Caribbean specialties like chicken dishes – such as curry sugaar, sumbusa, or goat and jerk chicken spinach stew with – most of the menu muufo. This is well focuses on African known as the best flavors like peanut Somalian/Ethiopian butter soup, fufu, and food in Fargo- jollof rice. Moorhead. 28 Moorhead Center Mall, 2225 13th Ave S, Fargo Moorhead 701.235.0504 218.477.1112 2 3 AMERICAN 46 North Pints & Provisions Named for Fargo’s latitude, this cozy-yet- modern American eatery in downtown Fargo serves artisan eats (bison meatloaf, anyone?) and an extensive bar. 635 2nd Ave N, Fargo 701.532.0986 9 Iron Bar & Grill The Boiler Room @ 10PM Overlooking Osgood’s The Boiler Room sits one floor down off of Fargo’s beautiful 9-hole golf course, main street, Broadway, and serves quirky dishes dine on American favorites like Scotch eggs and sweet potato tater tot as well as fun add-ons like hotdish. You’ll also find ribs, crab-stuffed walleye, the ‘Great Balls of Fire’ − meatloaf, and other decadent main meals, an spicy jalapeños stuffed with all-day brunch menu for diehard breakfast lovers, cream cheese and wrapped and specialty Bloody Mary bars and brunches on in bacon. the weekends. 4400 Clubhouse Dr S, Fargo 210 Roberts Alley, Fargo 701.356.6463 701.478.1990 Blvd A dedicated Moscow ‘Mule Menu’ graces the tap list, and you’ll find American classics like cheese curds and mac ‘n’ cheese with the option to branch out to salmon tacos, crab cake quesadillas, and more. 3147 Bluestem Dr, West Fargo 701.552.7798 4 5 AMERICAN Boulder Tap House Burgers, beers, and wings – that’s what’s in store at Boulder Tap House. Twenty house-made wing sauces, classic pub appetizers, and build-your-own burgers grace the menu, with shakes, malts, and sundaes to satisfy any sweets cravings. 3333 US-10 Frontage Road, Moorhead 218.233.3110 Brewtus’ Brickhouse Burger Time @ 9PM Q Firing up their custom firebrick oven from Italy, This iconic burger joint offers Brewtus’ Brickhouse dishes out New York-style your classic burger and fry pizza. Sloppy Joes – a Midwest must-try – and meals served hot and ready other pub foods also fill the menu. 11 wing sauces through a drive-through or will give you a variety of options when picking out walk-up window. your upcoming meal. 1900 Main Ave, Fargo 625 32nd Ave E, #108, West Fargo 701.241.9572 701.532.1397 1620 1st Ave N, Moorhead 937 37th Ave S, Moorhead 218.233.9641 218.359.0744 Crooked Pint Ale House Cooking up the best Lucy’s – cheeseburgers with the cheese melted inside the beef – they also serve regional craft beers along with hot dishes, tacos, and sandwiches. 3340 13th Ave S, Fargo 701.298.8000 6 7 AMERICAN Crave Burger Company Dolly Down Like the name suggests, Located inside the Petro Crave doesn’t mess around travel station, Dolly Down with their menu – it’s cooks homemade breakfasts, burgers or bust. Cooked transitioning to burgers and to order, you can choose beers later in the day. a patty of beef, turkey, chicken, or veggies. 4510 19th Ave S, Fargo 701.282.8105 2501 8th St S, Moorhead 218.227.0300 Deep Blue Seafood Doolittles Woodfire Grill Regularly serving oysters on the half shell, for seafood- lovers, this is the place to Woodfire cooking, rotisserie go. You can try something chicken, spit-roasted ribs, and a little wild – like alligator steak, amidst aircraft-themed bites or frogs legs – or opt decor. Sip on one of over for a standard dish... always 60 wines offered here while with tartar to dip it in. you enjoy a meal off of their extensive menu. 4480 23rd Ave S, Fargo 2112 25th St SW, Fargo 701.566.8776 701.478.2200 Divots at Edgewood Fargo Brewing Ale House Golf may be seasonal, but dining at Divots is year-round. Still serving the Fargo Clever names for each course Brewing craft beers that (Appetizers = The First Tee, locals have come to know Salads = On The Green, etc.) and love, the Ale House jazz up the already great goes one step further, with a American fare on the menu. menu designed to pair with the brews you choose. 19 Golf Course Rd, Fargo 701.364.9800 4445 17th Ave S, Fargo 701.205.4188 8 9 AMERICAN Garden Pavilion Herd & Horns @ 12AM This nondescript building Burgers. Beer. Bison. That’s what’s in store at surprises with its outward Herd & Horns, just south of North Dakota State appearance, but once you University’s campus on 12th Ave N. They also get inside you’re in for a serve soups, salads, tacos, and five different styles fresh, diverse menu ranging of mac and cheese. from salads to sandwiches to pasta to Alaskan beer- 1414 12th Ave N, Fargo battered cod. 701.551.7000 1421 7th Ave N, Fargo 701.237.4666 Granite City Known for their excellent Sunday brunch, Granite City serves great American cuisine every day of the week. They also have a microbrewery so you can sample one of their locally-brewed beers with your meal. 1636 42nd St S, Fargo 701.293.3000 Hi-Ho Burgers Jay’s Smokin’ BBQ & Brews Q Smoked chicken, pulled Since 1947 Hi-Ho has been pork, beef brisket, nachos, serving classic hamburgers, and street tacos await cheeseburgers, and fries, but at this BBQ joint, tucked you can also find items like inside the Moorhead grilled cheeses, hot dogs, Center Mall. and a philly steak. 420 Center Ave, #11, Moorhead 3051 25th St S #L, Fargo 218.477.1110 701.280.9505 10 11 AMERICAN Level 2 Eats + Drinks Luna Fargo As the name suggests, you’ll Luna Fargo has grown into a neighborhood find Level 2 on the 2nd floor kitchen and wine & beer lounge, providing an of the Radisson Hotel in ever-evolving menu of real food that honors local Downtown Fargo. Besides providers and Midwest tastes. Begin your day with great aerial views, you’ll also coffee, stay for dinner and a drink, and leave with get tasty all-American eats. If some great cheese and fresh baked bread! you want to try a bison burger, this is one place where you can! 1545 S University Dr, Fargo 701.293.8818 Radisson Hotel, 201 5th St N, Fargo 701.271.7717 Lucky’s 13 Pub Q This cozy pub serves some of the best burgers and sandwiches in Fargo. Or, sample some walleye fingers, fried pickles, Korean beef tacos, or Blue Ribbon Meatloaf. 4301 17th Ave S, Fargo 701.551.0013 NoBull Smokehouse O’Cleavy’s @ 9:30PM Drinks & Eats ‘Satisfy your meat tooth’ with sausage, pork, ribs, Known for their amazing brisket, and whole chickens wings and tater tots, served family-style. Massive O’Clevy’s Drinks & Eats is a shareable platters meant great place to catch a Bison for 3-4 people may leave game while enjoying some you with meat sweats… but American grub. they’re worth it. Ramada Hotel, 3333 13th Ave S, Fargo 609 NP Ave, Fargo 701.235.3333 701.478.2000 12 13 AMERICAN Old Broadway Grill Proof Artisan @ 9PM Distillers Sit in the high-ceilinged interior or outside on their brand new patio while You may think of you eat hearty American stopping in a distillery dishes and pub food to try their craft gins, like fried pickles, wings, vodkas, or whiskey pizzas, and burgers. (and you should), but consider chasing your drink with a 22 Broadway N, Fargo delicious small plate 701.237.6161 meal made freshly in- house by the chef. 414 4th Ave N, Fargo 701.353.5853 Pounds @ 6PM On Mondays, this retro burger joint runs $10 ‘Mondays Suck’ burger meal deals. The rest of the week, they serve up juicy burgers and American fare until the weekend rolls around. Then, on Saturday and Sunday you can appreciate some ‘hair Rosey’s Bistro of the dog’ during their massive, make-your-own Bloody Mary bar. 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