Typical breakfast place with good food-all the usual fare. The service was friendly and quick. The…read morerestaurant is clean, bathrooms are clean - nothing fancy.

If I could give this 10 stars I would. The food was simply amazing! If you go hungry from this…read moreplace that is definitely your own fault!! I just can't rave this enough. And then to top it off we had the very best waitress, Tiffany! I would like to take her with us so she could wait on us in every restaurant we ate at! So friendly and quick! The place was very clean and welcoming, bathrooms were impeccable!! No doubt in my mind that we will be back when in Fargo again!!

The inside of the restaurant was clean & tidy. The food was…read moredelicious & fabulously presentable. The greeter & the waitress was very courteous & welcoming smiles. The only complaint I have is the white chairs could use cushions. The next time I do arrive there, I will avoid the white chairs as it was very uncomfortable to sit on.

Came to town to visit a college for my daughter. We stopped in here for breakfast and we did have…read morewait to be seated just since there was no one at the door and the waitress seemed to be the only front of house employee. The coffee and food though were delicious. I got the smoked trout benedict and my daughter got the tater tot breakfast. Was not expecting such large tater tots but everything had amazing flavor. The place was also bright, and very clean. I would definitely stop back in if we were ever in the area.

Ok here it goes. I walked in here thinking it was a bar. Now I laugh cuz it definitely isnt. Its a…read moredinner that serves alcohol. It is small [limited seating]. The server/host was awesome. I told him I have a tomatoe allergy and he was very attentive to it. I ordered the salad. Made sure there was none. I ordered the soup of the day and he informed me of tomatoe being used in it. I told him it's raw tomatoes that im allergic to. The soup was cooked which neutralizes the acid. This experience has been amazing. I mean drink salad and soup was less the 25.00. The portion was worth the money as well. If I could give 20 starts I would.

Their food was excellent... the club sandwich was smaller than usual but nonetheless delicious…read more.. fries were perfect... waitress was a sweet heart...

Fajitas were amazing, nice flavor, veggies cooked to perfection, tortillas homemade. I would have…read morebeen more liberal with the cheese and amazing pico de gallo had the containers been larger... Service friendly, fast. Nice Mexican music, funky yet tasteful decor. We shared the fajitas and are taking home food. I'll be back!

Higher end Mexican food and drinks. We tried the guacamole and the elote, both of which were…read morefabulous. We also tried the coconut shrimp taco's which were amazing, super sweet flavor and they came with rice and beans. The margarita flight was the star of the show for me, strawberry, lime and mango. I would certainly get the mango again on its own, in the largest size it comes in. The Birria tacos were amazing as well. I'm not sure you can go wrong here, but be sure to check pricing before heading out as it is certainly on the higher end of pricing for Mexican food in the area.

Best breakfast in Fargo. Great service quick for on the go. Great small town cafe atmosphere.read more

The good: enjoyable food and breakfast served all day. The Denver omelette was fantastic and when…read moreit arrived, it arrived promptly and hot. My server, Brooklyn, was a doll. She would always ask if I needed anything, how I was doing and even brought me a box right away when I said I probably wouldn't finish the pancake as opposed to waiting until my bill arrived. This is your normal standard family restaurant. Lots of elderly are here and it's due to the classic homestyle cooking and easy parking lot. The bad: when I entered, the sign said wait to be seated and so I did. They have 1 person running the register which does clog up because when you are done eating here, you walk up and pay. This caused confusion into who is waiting to be seated vs. paying. I stood around for 10 minutes before a staff member offered to help. Staff should know who is coming and going but I have compassion when it gets busy. I pointed to the sign and said is it seat yourself? The staff member looked confused so I told her that I have been waiting on a table. It shouldn't take 10 minutes to iron out customers. Recommendations include another staff member at the front to control new walk ins to mitigate confusion or better attention from the staff at the register. The ugly: I thought I left my wireless mouse there as I worked from my computer. When I called to inquire about my missing item, the staff member was rude , she put me on hold after I stated my reason for calling and said she needed to help another customer. When she came back on the line, she proceeded to not really care about my ask, couldn't hear my ask correctly in the first place and then asked where I was sitting. This was such a turn off for me. Food is a 4. Service is a 2.5.

Hubby and I were in Fargo unexpectedly when sister-in-love's cancer surgery turned out to be more…read moreinvasive than originally expected and she wound up in the ICU. When things had finally stabilized we decided to take ourselves out and landed at Lucky 13's. This is my kinda joint. Pub atmosphere, perfect (free) popcorn, fantastic retro tuneage, and speedy, efficient service are a given. The food is next level nom nom. They're one of the few restaurants out there that does a Monte Cristo sammich and when it's paired with their custom L13 Tots? Epicurean delights abound. The only reason I'm giving the experience 4 stars (rather than 5) is because their checkout process is entirely too old school. And the pen I was given to sign the receipt had little-to-no ink left in it. I know. Seems petty. But when it takes so long to do the whole card-bill-process-return dance that asking for a better writing utensil seems like a huge effort? Yup.

I'm a MN native visiting ND and had no idea Lucky's branched out into the Fargo- Moorhead area. As…read morea frequent customer in MN, finding Lucky's in ND felt like home. We were seated promptly and got our complimentary popcorn per usual. I ordered the taco salad bowl with chicken and my husband had a burger. Our server was delightful. The space was clean and mirrored all the other Lucky's establishments. In MN, we have a live station with typically a volunteer running pull tabs. To our surprise, it was a pull tab machine here. Even more lucky, I pulled a $600 winner and we also got a few $5 ones bringing our jackpot to $610!!! What a lovely day and experience. Thank you!!

These donuts are the best ever!!! Family owned business, small town vibes. Made fresh! We talk…read moreabout them all year and look forward to coming back to Fargo for these donuts!!!

I mean, who doesn't like fresh donuts! The variety was almost overwhelming but somehow I made it…read morethrough. The glazed homer...my all time favorite donut, was right on par with other homers I have had around the US and it was right on 9 out 10 for me. But if you want something truly special get the caramel rolls, there is a reason they sell out in a couple hours if you don't get there early. I didn't get any the first day we were in Fargo so I had to try again the second day, and YES they are the real deal at Sandy's. Perfectly gooey, sweet, and warm...pure comfort for my soul!

Good food and drinks staff are friendly,there happy hour is good way to enjoy the rest of your day.read more

I'm in Fargo for work and arrived on Sunday, I was tired but hungry, so headed over to this place,…read moreit was a lively bunch for Sunday at 730pm. I had the Dirty Bangers, this was excellent. If I'm every back in town, I will be hitting this place back up. Wait staff was busy, but friendly...

First time visiting this place. What attracted me was the decor, to be perfectly honest. They day…read moreof these kinds of diners is not so prevalent much anymore. Ok, on with it. Loving the decor. The outside has a big Kroll's sign, a big clock on top of that and with various large food signs in place. I would love to see this at night as its neon based. This is just what you imagine a diner in the 50's might look like. Tons of retro decor. The booths are red and white striped, vinyl based. The counter has stools/chairs that are the same decor. Each booth has a cool white hanging light in place. The floor is black and white checkerboard. The retro decor has various signs, some metal, other framed pictures, just a cool touch. At the counter there are signs up above the workstation that mention what type of shakes are in place along with other dessert options. Music from the 50's and the 60's plays, it's a good vibe. The place had quite a few customers and it appears to be a popular place. Onto the food. There is a good size menu in place, and you can have breakfast at any time. There are German based selections also. Two of us ordered the chicken club melt with fries, one of us ordered a burger with fries, a kid's chicken nuggets meal and a hot beef. For the hot beef that my husband ordered, there was a choice of a side. He decided on Kroll's famous Knoephla soup. The description on the menu says, "lumpy and yellow just how grandma likes it". Out comes the soup. Here's the thing, you either like this soup or you don't. My thinking: it's great to try new and exciting things. There was nothing bad about this soup, we just didn't care for it. To me this tasted a bit like mushroom soup. There were a few dumplings, very dense and square. But we tried it and then we moved on. The sandwiches were good, the burger was just ok, nothing special going on there, the kids' meal was ok, my husband says the hot beef was very good. One of our people ordered a chocolate shake. It was seriously lacking in chocolate. Here's what I liked about this place, the atmosphere. The waitress was exceptional, friendly, prompt and courteous. The food was good, nothing exceptional but a decent meal. With all of us, the cost was 90+. Maybe a tad bit pricey. Would I come back here? Sure, it was a pleasant experience. I very much appreciate the diner vibe, it's just cool.

Originally ate at - 08/23/26…read more I want to start off by saying Kroll's Diner is probably one of if not the best early breakfast spots for what you pay for. I did not have the lunch or supper or any of the deals related to either so I cannot comment on them. I am sure they are amazing as Kroll's gives off the impression they are more known for them, especially the supper. I came here one early morning a few weeks ago because I had a particularly long, rough night prior where I did not get a wink of sleep. Kroll's was the only place open at 6am that I knew could serve a reliable pancake platter. Having a good prior experience before when i was going to university and came here at 3 am, i figured Kroll's would be the way to go. I want to also mention quick that this diner has some of the best service in all of Fargo. You can see how unbelievably busy the Diner is yet everyone still has a smile on their face (and if they don't, they are locked in and focused) and will happily serve you anyway. I ended up getting the Grandma Kroll's Pancakes that came with 2 pancakes, 2 eggs, and your choice of meat. I got the smoked ham. While the meat was questionable but that was not what I was there for. It was at least edible. the eggs were cooked beautifully as per request and the 2 flapjacks that were my reason for sitting in that red seat were nothing short of divine. They were big, fluffy, savory, and warm. Even though the syrup is not genuine maple syrup (at least as i could tell), it pairs so well with diner style pancakes that it shines in its own way and paired excellently with these. Their pancakes are delicious. The food, overall, is solid. Unfortunately, as i was eating, I was greatly disappointed to see that some of the table menus, and table special ads, used ai for it's imaging of the food and designs. Ignoring the already glaring issues with using ai for the sake of focusing on the food for a second, I find this disappointing because this tells me that Kroll's is not confident in it's own food and brand image that it's built to use their own images and are perfectly fine compromising their own family old-school diner aesthetic for it. This also brings into question the recipe of every item on the menu. if they are willing to compromise the image they have developed over the years, then there is always the possibility that ai might've been used in making new food items or to change and alter already existing recipes. Overall, Kroll's is a great experience and will definitely satisfy the diner style food you're craving. Until the ai is no longer being used, i cannot, in good faith and judgement, give this establishment any higher than one star, as that is how harmful ai is. Ignoring the glaring ai issues, i would give Kroll's Diner a 3.5 / 5

This place is a hit or miss, they are often out of stock on some items and the staff can sometimes…read morenot give a flying F that you are there. That's a huge thing for me, seeing how staff treat their customers. Without your customers you are out of biz so those waiting to order or on food/drink, smile and be kind to them.

Shared an Icelandic Bagel Plate that had house-cured gravlax, lox, pickled fennel, cucumber, onion,…read morecapers + microgreens, and seeded bagel and a side of horseradish caraway potato salad. At this point of the trip, it may have been the best bites of our time in Fargo. Ambience: It was buzzing with customers, either extremely busy and a long line or constant flow of customers coming to snag a table or something to go. Hospitality: The staff never seemed to stand still, taking orders or busting tables to clear tablets for customers to enjoy Bernbaum's. Even though staff were busy keeping the flow, they maintained the Midwestern niceness.