Tochi is a fun, homey place to browsen and it either has what I'm looking for or something close…read moreenough 95% of the time. The selection includes a range of things you might find in large specialty stores with some more obscure stuff thrown in. And the owner really knows the products. On chilly days, he keeps a fire going in the wood stove, which is a nice touch.

Love their products and even though I live far away I still order from here and love the handmade…read moresupplements!

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.

I've always liked Hornbacher's But now, they have rewards…read more So if you don't have rewards you have to pay more. For instance, today they had 12 pk coke on sale 3 for 5.00, and everyone else has to pay 7.00 dollars. They don't take into consideration for the people that don't have plenty of space, or can't use mobile data, or someone that doesn't have a phone or understand how to use it. Today, I told the cashier I'm forced to do this. I was told go to the phone store and by a card for more memory. Really! Spend even more money that people don't have. So basically you're company doesn't think of elderly, people with disabilities. It just isn't right that we can't save the same as them.

When I'm on my way to work and they open at 6:30AM! Not only that but they put 1 cashier out and…read moreit's the slowest one ever!! How many times I've almost been late to work because of this!

I'm quite taken by how colorful the displays are every time I come to this spacious store with tall…read moreceilings. The walls and refrigerator cases are painted in matted black so the lighted display sections really jump out. The meat and deli sections are well stocked with large choices. Surprised to find very decent sushi, albeit too heavy on the rice, in the heart of the country. Staff members are Dakota nice. Many have gone out of their way to make this occasional customer who shops here less than once a month feel welcome. Whenever work brings me here, this is my go to grocery to stock up my hotel kitchenette for the week.

Great store. Clean and well stocked. Found everything I needed and more; should have grabbed that…read morecart on the way in. Friendly staff.

Bakery has gone down hill for the last couple years. The bread looks and tastes terrible donuts are…read morelike the ones I would get from Walmart. Absolutely not the fresh place!!

The employees at Central Market are seriously helpful, friendly and professional people! Ivan (and…read morenew Ivan) are integral members of the CM service atmosphere. Smiling, happy faces, great attitudes and superior service is what I get whenever I go in, even when its 5 minutes to close, I never feel pressured or rushed. The day/afternoon staff . . . all the super friendly women, Becky, Bailey, Gwen, Daisy are quick to jump in and help, bag, say hello, and check in. Mangers are always around to ensure a quality experience at the register. Keep your check-out team, they are amazing!