My buddy and i stopped in here for a drink while visiting Fargo. Very fun club vibe, drinks are…read morereasonable, music is good, and place was very packed. I would definitely stop by again if I'm in the area!

They are against bringing service animals and their bartenders are extremely rude and vile…read more They also dont know how to pour a drink to save their life. District 64 is yucky and a sad excuse for a venue! The fact that they dont allow service animals is a conplete violation and descrimination! Is zero stars an option? Horrible vibes all around..

Such a tough spot to rate because the service was horrendous, yet the food quality and selections…read morewere outstanding. I dined in with a group of 12 on a Monday evening and had a super young server who was very gentle and kind, yet not equipped to handle a table this large. Not only was our server not ready to host, I don't think one employee in the building was. Everyone seemed to ignore our big table and we had to serve ourselves for a majority of our stay. To start, we all went around the table and ordered drinks. The server didn't know many of the beers and couldn't find a mojito on her tablet. She later came back and told the group there was no mint to make a mojito with which should have made her life easier because almost every person got a beer. It took about 25 minutes anytime a beer was ordered and was almost a guarantee that it would get delivered to the wrong person at our table. At one point, we started a game of swapping drinks or just accepting beers that were brought to us in error. When I say this was a total disaster, it was. It was embarrassing for this establishment to say the least and I really hope management looks into it. When it came time to order appetizers, we ordered a variety and that seemed to go over smoothly. The cheese curds and pickle fries were my favorites. The only issue was that utensils, plates and napkins were not delivered until 30 minutes post app delivery forcing our group to share the appetizer plates and me to go up to the bar and grab napkins for everyone. The food order went decent as well. The quality of the food was outstanding. Many people ordered burgers in my group, a couple of wraps and I opted for the mama's Mac. I loved my meal. Personally, I didn't have hair in my food, but 2 others did. Sadly, the service needs extreme work and perhaps chef's hair nets can also be implemented. Bummer!!

Great food and atmosphere, just walking distance from NDSU campus? Sign me up!…read more This place has a relaxed feel with light walls and dark heavy tables/chachairs, and booths surrounding and awesome (fully stocked) bar. There's also plenty of TV so you'll never miss your favorite team play. Staff was very friendly and attentive. I ordered The Union Burger which came with fries. Everything came out hot, fresh, and delicious. I'll definitely be stopping by the next time I'm in Fargo!

Drinks, hot dogs, service and ambiance are top notch. If you like tiki drinks, you must stop here.read more

A fun new lounge. The decor, tiki theme, character and vibe are great. The owners & bartenders are…read moresuper friendly. The drink menu is really fun and tasty. They have some group drinks options such as their flaming rum barrel.

Loved this place! We were here on a quick trip and this was definitely a fun bar to stop at. Add it…read moreto your bar crawl like we did!

For whatever reason I find myself drinking a lot of vodka sodas in this town and this place was…read morepractically serving them up on tap for the low price of two dollars and fifty scents. No that's not a typo so ya. you know how it goes at bar karaoke. I do have a job so my behavior in this place was pretty insane given it was a regular Tuesday night. Alarm set an all. Whatever though I don't regret it you know sometimes you find yourself at a joint like this and you just %]%{€£\€\% close it down with all your new besties and maybe your enemies too. I can't really recommend the pull tabs cuz I lost all my money. Got my *^{% out of bed this morning and got on with it though. Thanks Dempsey

AMAZING! Gretchen was the best and sweetest bartender! An added bonus, the food is great too!read more

Great burgers and fries to go…read more The real deal. Burger is real burger. Fries are real fries. To go. Enough said.

The food was beyond great recommend the ribs, tender and flavorful. The shrimp bowl was awesome…read more Manager Joel and our server Axel were the best. This will be our favorite spot when in Fargo.

Food is always very good and flavorful. The service is quick and kind. Great atmosphere.read more

On the industrial southern edge of Fargo, shadowed by the towering silhouette of the Flying J, sits…read moreThe Windbreak. It is a venue that makes no apologies for its scale or its mission. While other spots in town vie for the title of most "artisanal," The Windbreak is content to be the region's high-decibel living room--a cavernous, newly remodeled sanctuary where the floor is built for dancing and the bar is built for efficiency. The Economy of Joy In an era where a movie ticket and a popcorn can trigger a minor financial crisis, The Windbreak offers a staggering return on investment. The cover charge--often a modest $5 or $10--grants entry to a lineup of the region's hardest-working rock and country bands. It is arguably the best entertainment value in the Red River Valley; for the price of a fancy coffee, you secure a front-row seat to a light show and a sound system that would feel at home in a much larger city. The Pour The philosophy at the bar is refreshingly straightforward. This is not the place for meticulously peeled citrus garnishes or artisanal ice spheres. * The Drink: When you order a Jack and Coke here, you receive what can only be described as a "heavy pour." It is a drink served with the generous hand of a bartender who knows you're there for a long set, not a chemistry lesson. It is honest, potent, and perfectly suited to the room's high-energy vibration. The Room and the Ritual The space itself is sprawling. A recent remodel has expanded the dance floor to a massive 500 square feet, providing ample territory for the "two-steppers" and the "head-bangers" alike. Flanking the stage are pockets of activity--blackjack tables where the focus is intense, and pool tables where the click of the break provides a rhythmic counterpoint to the bass guitar. The Human Tapestry Perhaps the most compelling aspect of The Windbreak is the crowd. On any given Saturday night, the demographic is a true cross-section of the North: corporate executives fresh off a flight, local agricultural workers, university students, and retirees who have been coming since the doors first opened. It is a rare "no-judgment zone" where the only requirement for entry is an appreciation for live music and a decent drink. All types are not just present; they are welcome. The Verdict The Windbreak is a testament to the enduring power of the American roadhouse. It is big, loud, and unapologetically fun. It doesn't ask you to be anyone other than who you are, provided you're ready to have a good time. For those seeking the pulse of Fargo's nightlife without the pretense, the search begins and ends on 39th Street.

Live music starts too late for public transportation and it is not as much fun before thatread more

0 out of five took an hour and thirty minutes to get our food they never asked to get a refill…read moreeither

We were in town for a hockey tournament and were recommended stopping by the Lights outdoor rink…read more We were so happy to enjoy Bar Down with the kiddos. We had great service and enjoyed seeing the mighty ducks movies on the tvs. The pizza was also so delicious I packed it to go for the flight back!