It was a nice, clean bar. Not too loud. The bartender (Mack) helped me out a great deal. A homeless…read moreguy from the DEC followed me for a ways, and then walked into the bar after I did. Mack eventually helped me escape so he didn't see me exit. I had called my friend for a ride and got home safely. Thank you, Mack!

had a banquet, and a coors. would recommend. to get 5 stars from me though you need to have free…read morepopsicles.

First timer here ‍ $60 for an hour. Pretty cool technology here, tracks your ball spot on every…read moretime. The service was alright. My shirley temple sucked :/ The food wasn't the GREATEST but it was edible and looked pleasing. Incase of cold, weather they had heaters above the seating area. I would come here again, just once in a blue moon. Definitely not an all the time activity for me. Wouldn't hurt to add signs on where to go, was kinda hard not to get lost.

Went for $4 taco Tuesday. Website said they had trivia at 6 but they did not. Ordered 2 walleye…read moretacos. Wow they were bad. The tortilla was hard and chewy. The walleye was heavily breaded and tasted like a fishy stale pizza crust. It was so overcooked it was like a tough and chewy old fish stick. No plates, condiment or utensils. Bartender - server was super friendly so that was nice. Beer was a bit overpriced, country club prices. Tacos need help....BAD

Food was good as well as the service. Nice atmosphere inside. Play some pull tabs while waiting…read morefor your phone. Good beer selection.

We were there on a college tour visit. Food was amazing, service was great and drinks were cold and…read moretasty. The whole staff did a wonderful job! A special thank you to the Manager Marissa, I forgot my glasses at the table and she went out of her way to send them back to me 8 hours away!

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

Horrible service. Food was better than the service. Bartender was awful. Service took forever…read more Drinks were disgusting and the bartender didn't seem to care. Worst service.

Great pizza and burgers. Small town bar with empesis on service…read more Local bands on weekends and food specials nightly. Catch your favorite game,charitable gaming,pool and darts.

The pizza is pretty average but the robot that serves pizza is kind of fun. It's a typical sports…read morebar vibe with beer specials, etc. Our server was friendly and attentive. Nothing special to write about. The food filled our belly at a reasonable price.

So, this is one that could have gone either way quick. On one hand, we entered a packed house at…read moreabout 6:15pm and we're greeted by a warm atmosphere full of people dining. The customers were happy and you didn't get the local "bar" feel but the bar was 3/4 full "bellied up" but none of which was obnoxious or unruly, which was a good thing. Then after ordering, we were treated to a robot serving our "fist course." This was very unique and unusual to be sure but it was neat to see technology delivering our food, but then.... Our cheesy bread, which should have been the appetizer, was not with the robot, my sons main course was...which would have not been a big deal, until my food arrived 25 minutes later and he still hadn't seen his cheesy bread. The waitress (Amber) was amazing and was the saving Grace here to be sure. Not only did she realize it had been a long time; she fixed the problem without being asked! This in itself is a lost art as most wait for the complaint to fix things. The food was okay, and the highlight for me was the Philly. The pizza had decent crust, and the garlic bread was SUPER basic. It also was stained with black which typically comes from a cook with dirty gloves touching the top of the white cheese. This would have easily been a four star if the pizza was something to shout about, and if the waitress had "comped" the cheese bread as she said she did. Why would you comp a 4.38 purchase for 3.49??? I just don't understand!! Also not a fan of last names on checks; seems like your asking for trouble with that! We WILL be back!!

You will not hear one complaint out of this crew for the service and food we received. We held a…read moregroom's supper and not only was Angela extremely easy to work with, but everything was easy and delicious. We had 60 people and nothing but rave reviews over all of it. If there was another star to give, I would give it. Highly recommend.

Love this place! Staff is always in a good mood, food is consistently tasty. Great for any age…read more Plus+ golf simulator for the off season!!

Drinks and service were great. Yet another fun dive bar! Darts looked fun and I loved the little…read moreback area.

Trying to order food,to go I hear it's delicious.Can you provide me a number?I love the home town…read morefeel of this bar