I would highly recommend going to the marcus theaters by sky zone because they are really nice…read morethere and make people feel welcome and show basic hospitality.

Super Comfy! Helpful staff! Yummy treats! Total winner!! #Century10 #Fargo #ND #AdventuresOfHollyD…read more#TheNannyDiaries

The West Acres Theater is a pretty large place. You should be able to find a movie you want to…read morewatch here. We appreciated the ability to choose our own seats when we bought two tickets to a movie recently. Apparently that's their new policy. You choose your seats for every movie when you purchase the tickets. Unfortunately, that takes more time at the checkout, so be prepared to wait in a line. We waited quite a while mid afternoon on a Saturday. The decor is slick and modern. You'll enjoy the oversize posters that line the hall promoting upcoming films. The seats and theaters are comfortable. The place was relatively clean. If you show up before 6 pm, you can get matinee pricing. It's still steep.

If your a teenager seeing a movie with friends your not gonna get very good customer service from…read morethe people at the front desk (he wasnt very nice) other than that its good. I would highly recommend going to the marcus theaters by sky zone because they are really nice there and make people feel welcome and show basic hospitality

Whether attending movies or shows or when I work via Tickets 300-- the service may I say-- is 1000%…read moreabove and beyond FANTASTIC! I as well DARE anyone to NOT FALL to the DELICIOUS aroma of "classic" popcorn offerings of such a classic venue-- trust me, every time I work I canNOT RESIST!! :P

While traveling through Fargo we decided to take in a movie at this historic theatre. The movie we…read morewanted was in the smaller theater two. This theater is smaller but has some really great upgrades. The seats are super comfortable, with cup holders and a bit of a recline. The sound and picture were very good. if you are wondering if you want to wait for a movie to go to the bigger screening room the answer should be no. This one is perfect.

New in Moorhead, they still kept most of its charm and mission from across the river. I enjoyed…read moretheir own blend of chai and choices of eats. They are partnersd with new Moorhead bakery, Black Cat Bakery, to add to their unique mix. It's definitely worth a try.

All my prior visits to the Red Raven only involved drinks and baked goods. Recently, I visited for…read morea lunch meeting and I have to say I was very impressed. While the lunch options were very limited (3-5 items), I know I will be coming back. I ordered the Artichoke and Humus sandwich, which comes with a side side salad. And the price was only $4.50! Initially, artichoke and humus doesn't jump out as something I would normally get. The taste and texture of the sandwich was perfect. The bread was toasted and the cheese melted. I added a glass bottle of Coke to my order. To top off the experience, we ate on the patio which is off the alley through the back door. The weather was perfect and their patio is quaint & comfortable as it is surrounded on three sides by 2 story brick buildings - which gives a different vibe than you experience at other traditional patios in Fargo.

The salt & pepper wings are really, really good! perfect crispiness, ranch is great too. The…read moreservice is wonderful too. The bar area is nice and drinks are good. I'll add a picture later because I'm definitely going back for more wings! I ended up going back and including pics. Also had a shirley temple on the side. Also they have Don Julio 1942... Very good!

We're road tripping and we stayed here while passing through. Bar had great service, good prices,…read moreand decent pours, plus phenomenal special cocktails. They have plenty of TVs to watch the games and I cannot forget the incredible music selection- everything from Stevie Ray Vaughan to The Spin Doctors (I may have been singing at the bar). They don't really advertise their food, and we didn't try to order any so I can't comment on that. Casino was well-attended with plenty of blackjack players and some slot machines and pull tabs. We are not used to casino + bar combos so it was fun to watch and take in... we may have been ogling. Overall- great place to grab a drink and take in a *little* Fargo atmosphere.

This place is amazing. Lots of information to read about and lots of interactive areas. I will be…read moregoing back!

A smaller air museum with a handful of planes through they are well cared for and on display. There…read moreare some interesting aircraft for any aviation buff including an MQ-1 Predator drone, a 1981 L-39 Albatross trainer, a Cessna L-19 Bird Dog, a Grumman TBF Avenger (with folded wings!), and more. They are spread across two large hangars and I happened to catch a kids outing with several children under the care of one of the volunteers. The museum also includes a large display of memorabilia and mementoes and newspaper cutouts of Fargo history and the service of those from the area. A small gift shop completes the museum. Tip: Check the local sports schedule. When the Fargodome is in use, they're selling parking in the lot here. You'll be on the street a block or four away. [Review 20761 overall - 120 in North Dakota - 1743 of 2023.]

I've been here about 5 times for NDSU Bison Football games. It gets loud…read more This place definitely needs an overhaul. Pro Tip: Do not by tickets in Rows AA and up. These are in row 27 on up and the stairs are steep. The lack of variety of concessions is very noticeable. Hot dogs, nachos, Domino's Pizza, cinnomin almonds and walking tacos. Concourses are crowded and bathroom lines are long. We walk about 3 blocks for $5 parking. I really enjoy Bison Football games, so will be returning for the next 2 years. The wifi here is awful!

Great atmosphere for Bison Games and non football events as well. Went to a game two years ago and…read morelast year plus volunteered for the hungry here.

Moorhead does it better. Here are the arts. A long time center of the arts community and…read morecornerstone of the regional arts. A great place for events.

The Rourke is much like Doctor Who's TARDIS: It's bigger on the inside! This museum might look…read moresmall, but it is jam-packed with Art that challenges, that makes you ask questions, that inspires. Bonus: the price of admission is FREE so you can visit as often as you want. My favorite exhibit hosted by The Rourke in recent years was TransNodak, which was "a photo series about twelve local trans people living in/from North Dakota." The gallery talk with the artist was both moving and educational. My favorite piece from the permanent collection is a sculpture called "Cream Puff with Frogs." It is exactly what it sounds like, and I never pass by it without pausing to smile. Weather-permitting, don't miss the sculptures on the patio to the West and the pollinator gardens to the East! Across the street, between M&H and Ace Hardware, is a small area called the Sticks Garden, which features pillar sculptures by local artists as well as beautiful flowers in the summer. It's a unique space to sit and rest your feet after an afternoon walking around The Rourke. Check it out here: https://sticksgarden.com/about-2/