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    Harold's On Main

    Harold's On Main

    4.9
    (11 reviews)
    2.2 mi

    Outstanding karaoke experience in the Fargo Moorhead Metroplex last night, Wednesday, January 14,…read more2026. This is the only karaoke place I know of in the area, and there are many, where karaoke starts at the reasonable hour of 8 PM. Children are allowed with their parents or legal guardians in Harold's until 9 PM, so please bring the family. I wanted to meet Harold, but he was probably getting so much needed shut eye, perhaps 6 feet under; may his soul and the souls of all the faithful departed, through the mercy of God rest in peace. Anyway, back to life above ground , there were some singers whom I'm sure had many other gifts, and some singers with exceptional voices. The karaoke jockey, KJ, was friendly and did a good job encouraging applause and a good vibe. There were several notable duets by female female and male female, as well as many solos. This writer may have been the second oldest person in the bar, so he felt a wee bit out of place, but the waitress made him feel welcome as did a very friendly young man named Roman and his friend - - she had a beautiful single-syllable name but my memory is failing. There were pizza and jalapeño pickled eggs available, but this writer did not treat himself to either, so he can't rate the food.

    Harold's is a cool place. The design of the interior as well as the large patio area has a…read morecomfortable vibe. The kind of place you want to hang out at. I've really only have ever had beer or hop water, so I can comment on the drinks. They serve the Heggie's (frozen) pizza in a couple sizes, and that type of pizza always tastes good at a bar after a couple of drinks.

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    Mango beer!! Odell Octoberfest!
    The Reviewer before going to Harold's on Main, Moorhead, Minnesota.

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    The Reviewer before going to Harold's on Main, Moorhead, Minnesota.
    The Drawing Room

    The Drawing Room

    4.8
    (5 reviews)
    2.8 mi

    The Drawing Room is the kind of spot that makes you want to linger a little longer. We ordered the…read moreOld Fashioned and the Banana Republic, and both were outstanding--thoughtfully crafted, balanced, and full of flavor. What really set the night apart, though, were the mixologists. They weren't just pouring drinks; they were creating an experience. Friendly, entertaining, and clearly knowledgeable, they made the whole evening feel personal and fun. The atmosphere is polished yet welcoming, perfect for anyone who appreciates a great cocktail and good company. If you're looking for a place where the drinks are as memorable as the people behind and at the bar, The Drawing Room should be at the top of your list!

    Slipped through that unassuming "storage" door downstairs from Mezzaluna and straight into one of…read morethe better nights downtown Fargo has to offer. The Drawing Room does the modern-elegant-with-a-speakeasy-wink thing just right--subtle entrance, clean lines, good energy without trying too hard. Cocktails are the main event and they deliver. Balanced, thoughtful, no weak links on the list. You can tell the bartenders actually care about what's in the glass. Only note: dial the lights down another notch or two. It's already intimate, but a little more low-lit mood would push that speakeasy feeling over the top. Otherwise? Easy yes. Chill spot, strong drinks, zero pretension.

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    The buffet line for main meal.
    The buffet line for main meal.
    Leather-bound menu
    Leather-bound menu
    The Drawing Room

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    Blarney Stone pub - Hotel Donaldson

    Blarney Stone pub - Hotel Donaldson

    3.8
    (35 reviews)
    2.6 mi

    Nice spot! The server was friendly, but it seems everyone in Fargo is nice…read more The restaurant is very cozy and has, what I imagine is an authentic Irish pub atmosphere. I've never been to Ireland, so I can't exactly confirm that LOL. Most of the food was good, with one exception, the beef stew. It tasted like what I imagine dog food would taste like, bland and no flavor! The burgers, on the other hand, were delicious! The beef tasted incredibly fresh, like it came from locally raised cattle. If you're dining here, pass on the stew and go straight for the burger.

    There is a specific kind of comfort found in the weight of a heavy wooden door and the gleam of a…read morewell-polished bar. At the Blarney Stone, located within the historic bones of the Hotel Donaldson, the stage is set for a masterclass in the traditional Irish pub experience. It is a space that feels curated rather than accidental--a sanctuary of dark leathers and flickering light that promises an escape from the biting North Dakota wind. The Canvas The location is undeniable. Sitting at the corner of Broadway and 1st Avenue, it occupies the literal and figurative heart of downtown Fargo. Inside, the architecture does the heavy lifting: the high ceilings and segmented seating areas offer a sense of intimacy that is rare in the era of open-concept dining. It is a "big room" that manages to feel like a collection of private snugs, perfectly suited for a long afternoon of market watching through the street-side windows. The Draught and the Plate The selection here is the establishment's strongest suit. With over 30 beers on tap, the menu moves fluidly from the essential Guinness pour to local craft favorites. For those looking for something more fortifying, the whiskey and Scotch collection is arguably the most respectable in the region. * The Fare: The menu is a dependable lineup of "pub grub" with a Celtic leaning. The Irish Nachos--waffle fries topped with a signature "Dublin Dip"--are a crowd favorite, and the Shepherd's Pie offers the kind of starchy, savory warmth one craves in this latitude. The food is decent, hitting the expected marks of a high-end tavern without necessarily aiming for culinary reinvention. The Human Element However, a pub is more than the sum of its architecture and its inventory; it is a living organism fueled by its staff. While the "bones" of the Blarney Stone are magnificent, the soul of the experience currently rests on the shoulders of the team. In a space this grand, the atmosphere requires a certain intentionality from the staff to bridge the gap between "a place to sit" and "a place to be." There are moments when the energy in the room feels dormant, waiting for a spark of hospitality to fully activate the historic surroundings. The difference between a good night and an unforgettable one here often comes down to the engagement of the crew--the small gestures of "pub culture" that make a guest feel like a regular before they've finished their first pint. The Verdict The Blarney Stone has everything it needs to be the definitive crown jewel of Fargo's pub scene: a premier location, a stellar drink list, and a gorgeous interior. It is currently a very good spot that is only a few degrees of "team-driven energy" away from being truly legendary. If the atmosphere can be brought to the level of the architecture, it will be hard to beat.

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    Interior
    The Donaldson Burger
    The Donaldson Burger
    Blarney Stone pub - Hotel Donaldson

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