Don't go out of your way to get to this "shop" as there is not much there. The space is the front…read moreof a print shop/business where you can purchase a small handful of Fargo themed items. It's a bit off the main shopping area of downtown Fargo; I felt guilty dragging the other 5 people in my party there. I like the two items I purchased so am giving it 4 stars.

Convenient downtown location - trendy and unique items and products offered - able to order online…read moreand just pick up!

After visiting the neighboring Viking ship in the town next door (on the Fargo line) I was looking…read morefor a little memento. Stabo was a very clean, organized store that is FILLED with tchotchke's. So much to look at (hand towels, books, pot holders, dishes, etc...) and the prices were reasonable BUT... nothing that reminded me of my Viking ship moment. (I can share my kids did enjoy their books and even read 3 kids books while we were there.)

My fiancé and I adore this shop and make it a point to visit any time we go to Fargo. They have…read moresuch darling Christmas decor and treats, so it's a great place to stop by for the holidays. They also have a great selection of Scandinavian cookbooks (don't worry-they're in English), cookware, treats, bake mixes, clothing, home decor, etc....even if you don't get anything, it's most definitely a fun little shop to explore, and the ladies who run the cash register are so sweet. This is probably our favorite shop in downtown Fargo hands down.

My favorite place in Fargo, to pick up gifts. The delivery option is such a great alternative to…read moresending flowers!! Great service!

I ordered a housewarming gift basket to be delivered to a friend of mine that had just moved to…read moreFargo. There was an issue with the order, and I received a personal text message very shortly afterward that one of the items in the gift basket was out of stock and that there was a substitution. The person who contacted me was extremely apologetic, offered a substitution, and refunded my order, even though I didn't really think that the substitution was a very big deal. Obviously customer service is very important to them. Sometimes these things happen, but it's always wonderful to see a business that goes above and beyond to make sure that its customers are happy and get what they pay for. Would definitely patronize (and pay full price) again.

Need some fun souvenirs/ products handmade with love from North Dakota, South Dakota, or Minnesota?…read moreMaybe? Not Really? Well, dontcha know-- Minn Dak Market is the place for you! Located in the West Acres Mall in Fargo, Minn Dak sports tons of local business efforts. As someone who grew up in North & South Dakota, I never even realized there were that many brands that come from our homeland, but it was so fun to see and definitely made me feel a sense of pride over how far we've come. You can get some pretty classic tacky tourist stuff, like "uffda", "doncha know", "ope", or other funny Minn- Dak sayings on magnets and stickers. There's lots of college gear from UND or NDSU to sport and decorate with. But the food products are by far the spotlight here- the newly famed and ND originated Dot's pretzels are of course sold here. There's locally based chocolates, cheese, jams, honey, hot sauce, peanut butter, popcorn and so much more. You can spend a lot of time just walking around the store and seeing all there is to offer. This was the perfect place to buy my FL friend some homegrown ND stuff. The young man working was also super helpful when I asked his opinion on what to get my friend (should have gotten his name!). This is a great store promoting and showcasing hardworking north Midwesterners products, and yeah you betcha at pretty reasonable and affordable prices. I'll definitely be back!

This store has a plethora of Minnesota and North Dakota items. I was looking for art--they had a…read moreFargo map whose design didn't interest me. Lots of foods: licorice, dips, cheese, seasonings. Then dish towels, cutting boards, metal art, home decor. I liked that they had a box which you could fill with a variety of items for a ready made gift box.

The Red Silo is a fun little gift shop within the Downtown Core. The folks who run the place were…read morevery friendly and helpful. The selection is the kind of stuff you would stock a lake home with (among other places). Prices were reasonable and the goods were well presented.

What a great store! This was our first time here and it wont be our last. From the outside it looks…read moresmall and quaint but once you step in you see how far back it goes and realize what a unique store it is. They sell reasonably priced art and gifts for the home and lots of local flare.

As a nerdy plant mom, i was overjoyed visiting Baker while on vacation!…read more Entering the store, you will find a bunch of decorations such as calendars, house accessories, room decor, etc. In the back half of the store, this is where all the plants are stored. Air plants, succulents, terrariums, pots, etc. Looking around the store, the plants looked healthy, thriving, and filled with green! The room was a bit warmer than room temperature. I ended up picking up an air plant as a souvenir for myself. Looking through them, the air plants (depending on the type of air plant) range from $6 to $12. From examining each plant, they all look healthy. Although, the one i got had some brown leaves on it but i was able to keep it alive. Overall, I recommend this place for any plant parents out there. Cute and well maintained place to get your next plant baby.

They have a variety of beautiful plants, unique decor, and various plant accessories. LOVE coming…read moreto the store!

"Wooden ships on the water, very free and easy Easy, you…read moreknow the way it's supposed to be" (Crosby, Stills & Nash) In May 1982, the Hjemkomst a massive full-size replica of a 78-foot long and 63-foot high Viking ship left Duluth Minnesota, sailed from Lake Superior across the Great Lakes into the Erie Canal, down the Hudson River to New York City and around the Statue of Liberty, then crossed the Atlantic Ocean and sailed to reach Oslo, Norway on August 9, 1982. When they arrived, Norwegian sailors gifted a keg of Norwegian beer to their visitors! After the ship returned to the US, it became the centerpiece of this beautiful museum run by the Historical and Cultural Society of Clay County. There are plenty of other exhibits to see, but the sheer scale of the Hjemkomst will captivate your attention during your stay.

Very cool museum with impressive replica Viking ship and Scandinavian church! Will return whenever…read morewe're in the F/M area!