Brewhalla - Market / Events / Hotel

I enjoyed my stay at Brewhalla, with some caveats. Overall, the experience was great, with the amenities and the service being top notch! Staffers at check-in were friendly and helpful - there is not a clearly labelled reception area, and you check in at the bar! Pros: Great amenities if you are looking for an evening out, including the attached (and always excellent) Drekker Brewing, with more than a dozen taps and take-away available. Food options were also good, with a burger/sandwich stall, bakery, mini convenience store, noodles & steamed buns, a raw bar, and gelato available. The rooms were more similar to an art studio than any other hotel I have stayed in, with each room being named after a Drekker release (such as Techno Viking, Screamer, etc.) - the rooms have large-scale art replicas of the beer label artwork, which was cool! The bed was comfortable and had plenty of pillows available. Worth noting that the room floor was largely bare concrete, and all tables are a metal cart type. Again, unlike any other hotel room I have ever seen. Cons: The biggest downside (by far!) is the proximity to active train tracks, being literally less than 50 feet away from the building. While the room came equipped with earplugs and a white noise machine, I would recommend against staying here if you are noise-sensitive or a light sleeper. Overall, although I enjoyed my stay at Drekker and Brewhalla, I would not be able to stay here again with my partner (being a light sleeper). Great job in making a unique space in Fargo!

Brewhalla feels like a concrete-and-iron apocalypse decided to open a boutique beer hall. Heavy beams. Raw steel. Smoked meats somewhere in the distance. Then out of nowhere… pink trim and neon glow like the end of the world hired an interior designer. And on the walls? Warnings. “Don’t feed the ghouls.” Naturally, I went looking for them. Walked the halls. Checked corners. Peered into shadows between the brewery and the shops. I was absolutely prepared to feed a ghoul if one presented itself. I don’t even know what ghouls eat. Probably brisket. Maybe IPA. But nothing. Either the ghouls are stealthy, or they clock out after 9pm. Stayed at the hotel twice and love it. The rooms are themed after the beers, which somehow makes sleeping feel like you’re inside a well-designed fever dream. It’s industrial chaos meets curated cool. Brewhalla isn’t just a brewery. It’s a stylish survival compound with good beer, cool shops, and mysterious wall warnings. Still no ghouls spotted. Still ready with snacks.

This has been on my bucket list for breweries to visit. What an amazing space! I did not stay at the hotel but came to try the beer and experience the variety of shops and food vendors. Eclectic assortment of shops. The food selection was decent, but the place was VERY busy on a cold Saturday evening. Don't expect fast food speeds when ordering. The beers, as expected, were top notch!!! Service was prompt and the novelty of walking around shopping with a beer in hand was fun.

We stayed at the hotel last Thursday. I waited a week to write the review to give the hotel a chance to contact me but I haven’t heard from them. I spoke with the bartender at the first floor bar on Friday morning and also sent an email. I feel like 3 stars is very generous but there were parts of our stay that we really enjoyed. Let’s start with the good stuff. Check-in was easy as the code was emailed in advance. The heated garage was awesome especially since it snowed overnight. The free sample beers were great and we enjoyed perusing the market. The decor in the room was awesome and I liked having a 4-pack of beer in the fridge when we arrived. Now for the not so good. The security latch on the door was broken and there was no deadbolt. The building itself seemed secure so this was not the worst thing. The hotel website warns of a loud train and even provides ear plugs. We were aware of this. Our room was on the opposite side of the hotel and we did not hear the train at all. However, at 3:30 in the morning I was awoken by very loud noises coming from the HVAC vents. It sounded like someone was either sawing on or drilling through metal. This continued for hours. I even got up and walked around to try to find where the construction was taking place but could not find any. The noise was so loud that the ear plugs provided very little relief. I finally fell back asleep around 6am. Fortunately we were able to sleep in and did get some sleep. I’m unsure of where the noise was coming from. I would recommend visiting the market but would not recommend this hotel until they can locate and fix the noise issue.

Brewhalla (the hotel, specifically) tries to copy the BrewDog brewery hotel, known as "The Doghouse" in Columbus, Ohio, which was built 5 years earlier & while it did a fair job, it missed on a few key points. One: while dogs are welcome on the first two floors (where the food is), they're not allowed in the hotel. Unlike BrewDog, which caters to dogs, having specific first floor rooms that open up into your own little yard. Two: Brewhalla is a brewery hotel, but you can't see the brewery? At The Doghouse, many rooms look out into parts of the brewery, AND as a guest, you get a free tour after check in with a complimentary beer as you stroll through the facility. Third, and most important, if you notice earplugs in the bathroom, you're in for an unpleasant surprise: there's an active train track outside your window. No less than 5 trains went by the night I was there, which meant a poor night's sleep. The bars, along with the food and shopping area though, is where Brewhalla shines. The staff at Drekker were top notch. Warm, friendly & attentive. The food stalls had tasty choices, and the Stroopwaffles at the ice cream place rivaled those in Amsterdam.

Spacious and uniquely decorated rooms. Balcony was very adequate. The view was expansive but know this area of town isn't scenic. Everything that was needed wass conveniently located in Brew Halla

Positive: The room was large, the balcony even larger! Fun decorations. Matress was comfortable. The marketplace on the 1st floor was so fun. Hoping to be back there to stay again. Negative: There is a 15 per fee per hour for checking in before 3 or out after 11. I arrived at 330 and was told I needed to pay 15 extra to check in then. I said check in is listed as 3. He checked and said ok and didnt charge me $15.

Is Brewhalla a reference to the Norse god of beer? I'm not sure. But everything about the place is youthful and fun. The staff is friendly, and the owners cleverly made the check-in counter a bar. The clerk/bartender checks you in, offers you a free glass of surprisingly high-quality beer, and tells you about place. The vibe is an eclectic blend of hipster, punk, and urban-professional. The only potential downsides to watch out for are no breakfast, the lobby isn't staffed 24/7, and the hotel is built right next to a railroad. Yes, a noisy railroad. But if you can survive the night without room service, you can survive the sound of a freight train. The suite had a king size bed with a memory foam mattress, ultramodern curbless shower and floating sink, and fun art and neon lights. For those of you that had a friend with Grateful Dead memorabilia who lived in his mom's basement -- this place is like an adult version of that. The floors are polished concrete, and because there's no gross carpet, the rooms don't smell like bug bombs. I could wax on and on about this place, but if you want a safe, comfortable, pleasant stay in Fargo, give Brewhalla a shot.

Stayed at Brewhala the night before a flight home. The hotel was awesome, clean and spacious. One thing: the hotel is right next to the train, so if you get a room on the train track side, it can get loud. However, the staff anticipated this and provided earplugs AND a sound machine in the room. I thought that was above and beyond. We spent the evening at Drekker brewing, which had a wonderful variety of beers. We even got a complimentary 6 ounce pour upon check in. We will be back!

5 stars for the location. Terrific, hipster place. A paradise for beer lovers with a few really cool shops. While they have food, the place is better suited for light eating and beer. There is gelato, a little bakery, decent espresso. I ended going with the ramen shop. It looked great but the food is plain terrible. Cold ramen soup. Very well presented but the flavors were not great and then it was cold. Same with the bao sandwiches. Flavor ok but again cold. The meat in mine, steak, was very dry. That it's not where you want to eat in Brewhalla. One note. While there food choices, it's all light fare. The place is screaming for a couple great formal restaurants. I love Luna, but their location there just does a few sandwiches and tapas like dishes, crazy good cheese, seafood platters, raw oysters, but the dishes from the restaurant are not there. That is the one thing missing. Why isn't Luna there with their full menu? That will be a crazy awesome location for them. So this begs the question. I'm not a beer drinker, so will this be a good place to go for food? Not really if what you want is an amazing plate of food. That is missing I really hope they rethink their offerings. They can and should more.

It was my first time visiting and I love the variety Brewhalla offers. They have shops, food places, drinks, etc. There's plenty of seating on the 2nd floor as well and I love the shops that offer a variety of items! I recommend coming by if you need a variety of choices or meeting with a big group!

We visited Fargo for a day and this place popped up as a good place to grab local beer and shop, we actually debated staying at the hotel also because the vibe was really cool, but wanted a bit more flexibility as they do have set check in hours due to it correlating with the bar hours. We really enjoyed the Drekken space and beer and I loved the local shops there. We even lucked out that they were hosting puppy speed dating upstairs so we were able to see some dogs .

Loved all of it. Easy check in along withal a welcome beer. Great rooms and the brewery tight there in the building. Beers all delicious and the staff were awesome.

This is such a fun place! We first stopped on the Drekker side and I got the Blue Raz Smol. Delicious! I wish I got a growler before we left town. A friend I was with got the Orange Juliana slush and it was also tasty without being too sweet. They had a ton of drink options; even varying slightly from the options they had at the other places around the hall. My husband likes IPAs and he enjoyed his. The design of this place overall is so cool. They really incorporate the Drekker branding in every inch of the place-- even the bathroom signs. There's plenty of seating, there's other shopping and drink options for non beer drinkers including a wine bar with a great selection and the food options looked great, which included pizza, hot dogs/burgers and ramen. For food, we just got a few snacks from the ramen place. The pork boa buns were fluffy and hot, the pork was rich and slaw on top was super interesting. I loved the tots we got. I can't remember what was all on it but the spicy from the sauce balanced the sweet of the sweet potato so well. We didn't interact with many staff but everyone we did was kind and helpful. I hope to return and sit in the plentiful outdoor seating areas!

Get what you pay for. I'm OK with getting less. Nice, but not that nice. This review is for the Hotel and not the Marketplace. Both are attached to Fargo OG Brewery Drekker. The nightly rates for the hotel might be the spendiest of anywhere in Fargo. Given my interests, decided to take the splurge. Probably a one and done. The rooms are large and in charge. Living room, full kitchen, separate bedroom, laundry room. Very spacious. Industrial type feel with concrete floors and corrugated iron. Tricky to get into the room. They give you confusing instructions and there is no staff. Slept great. No train noise as they warn you about. For me, just not worth the extra money.

My friends and I stopped by Brewhalla for the first time this weekend and we had such a fun time!! I love big open markets like this with different food and retail stalls. The beer from Drekker was absolutely fantastic! They had a ton of fruity flavors including a PB&J sour that my friends liked called "the spread". They also have a large fridge with a ton of their 4-packs to take home! The food spots are varied but all very tasty! They had an oyster and wine bar, a sandwich and cheese shop, Blackbird pizza, Asian noodle and soup spot, gelato shop, and probably one I'm forgetting. We all LOVED our choices but a special shout out to Noods & Buns for some of the tastiest spicy ramen! The retail shops were super fun to browse! There was a plant booth that looked super cute, a spot with earrings and vinyl stickers and other fun things, specialty grocer, and more. Brewhalla is definitely worth visiting! You can find something for everyone!

5-star Market, 1-star Hotel. Very torn as I write this as the shopping area is awesome! Was really looking forward to writing a five star review, however since the two are technically one business I can only award 2 stars overall. So for those who are unaware Brewhalla serves as a melting pot or "Brew-Hall" encompassing 4 floors featuring many businesses including, Drekker Brewing as well as many local eateries, craft stores, pet stores, custom goods, pinball machines, and reservable event venues; with the top two floors being for the hotel. Upon entering you'll quickly discover how pet friendly the location is, with multiple people and store owners having pets with them. However DO NOT be misled. Pets ARE ONLY ALLOWED in the building itself, and NOT in the hotel. That's right folks, despite the pet friendly atmosphere, the hotel will not allow you to stay with them unless you have a service animal. After attempting to book a room from the night I was turned away for having a dog. With the desk clerk even stating "just tell me he's a service animal" UNBELIEVABLE. To add insult to injury, as I was exiting, (tail between my legs) I encountered another guest in the stairway approaching the hotel... I saw he had a dog so I let him know my experience... his reply "oh, yeah, just tell them you have a service animal and they will allow you to stay." WOW-I refuse to stoop to that level, talk about bad karma. I've mentioned this story to multiple people in the market, all of whom were shocked to learn the pet policy of the hotel. Honestly not sure what they're trying to accomplish by banning pets in the hotel. The industrial design makes it near impossible for the pet to damage anything, and conflicts the entire atmosphere built by making the market area pet friendly...why allow them in one and not the other? Especially since the reviews of the hotel are already terrible due to the noise of the nearby train. PRO Tip: Definitely visit Brewhalla and all the businesses inside, however if you have a pet don't bother with the hotel. Stay elsewhere (I recommend Hotel Donaldson. They allow pets, are in prime downtown location and not far from Brewhalla) Really hoping this review inspires a re-evaluation of the pet policy for the hotel. Would definitely stay next year when I make my annual Fargo visit.

List of reasons to go to Fargo: 1. Drekker Brewery (In Brewhalla) 2. Brewhalla 3. Woodchipper I love open indoor markets and Brewhalla entertained my family for about 2 hours. Plenty of parking. A great mix of food vendors and artisan vendors (selling home good or chotchkies.) Also, never a fail when there is a brewery on site. Added extra- Drekker's sours are delicious, they have tons of Pinball machines AND a pretty cool logo so their merch was spot on (thinking viking-my husband spent some money here.) The store unglued was my favorite- super nice ladies and just artys which is up my alley! Pro tip- there is a hotel inside! WHAT AN AMAZING IDEA! I have no idea the prices. Imagine leaving your hotel room and heading to the main floor having a market at your disposal? Drinks, pinball, can buy souvenirs, have Nichole's pastries, etc... GENIUS! Highly suggest looking into the hotel if you are planning a trip.

Such a fun place to shop, eat, and have a drink. We have family up in Fargo and this is always a stop on our list when we visit!

Initially came here to get coffee before heading to Drekker next door and ended up walking around to see all of the different stores. Lots of cute options for food and shopping. Will stop back again when in the area.

Industrial Space turned event venue, hotel, market/food hall &, probably most notably, Drekker Brewing. There are tons of tables ranging in sizes, ready to accommodate just about any party. The space is large & open, with a variety of shop spots - coffee, cheese, meats, beer, pizza, sandwiches, pottery, gifts, crafts, gelato... even one especially for the 4-leggers. Note: this is a dog friendly establishment.

I always enjoy coming to these open markets when we travel. It's a great way to experience the local flavor! My husband had a beer from Drekker and said it was great. I opted for the wine bar and loved my dry rose that the server suggested! So much so that I took a picture to pick up another bottle-love a good Italian wine! And my meal was an "adult" grilled cheese(two different cheeses)that was WOW-very decadent rich and the bread was buttery & toasted perfectly! Hubby ordered a pepperoni pizza from Blackbird Pizza which we both really enjoyed. The outdoor patio on top was super cool place to enjoy the evening.

I love this place. It's my favorite place in Fargo. Drekker is connected to Brewhalla. You can open a tab at either the Drekker bar or the brewery and order more at either place. The food options and markets are different enough. You have a seafood and wine bar, ice cream, dumplings, pizza, and burgers. I opted for Unicorn Park burgers. I got the kimchi burger and Best Fries. They were amazing. I'd highly recommend Unicorn Park. Unglued was my favorite shop here. It had lots of items from local artists. Other shops included ceramics, plants, and low waste shop.

Nice atmosphere, clean and good variety of food and entertainment. We will definitely go back soon

I'm guessing this was once a factory or some sort of industrial space and it's now been converted into a market hall, a hotel, restaurants and a hangout. An impressive design and full of interesting little shops and eateries and even a brewery. Sandwiches, burgers, pizza, gelato to eat. A gardener with small apartment-sized plants. A fishmonger with fantastic looking cuts of tuna and more. I stopped in at Drekker for just one before heading on - lots of sours on their menu for those who like such things. I get the impression that their taps are constantly on rotation. Big parking lot and well lit. It's all a great space. [Review 20765 overall - 123 in North Dakota - 1747 of 2023.]

Every city needs one of these venues! This place was great for all ages. They have a brewery, food, shops, craft area, hotel and more. We went and shopped around. Then tried food at the wood fired pizza place and had gelato. There are multiple bars where to order drinks. Great selection of beer. For those that don't like beer they have a seltzer and slushees made with the seltzer. Lots of places to lounge around and be social. They have pinball machines and games to borrow. You can bring children and dogs.

I've been wanting to try this place for ages but didn't realize it would be so easy to enjoy as a single person. I thought it was mainly beer--it's not! Variety of food choices Friendly service Allowed dogs

This is a pretty neat conglomerate of stores/restaurants. From a plant shop to ice cream...quite a bit of variation. When we checked it out, there was a tattoo special event. To browse and do a loop won't take too long, but there is food and drinks to sit down and relax. Plenty of parking outside in the lot or in the dirt.

Neat concept for a fun time out. The building is large and although there appears to be plenty of parking, we had to park in overflow construction space next door on a Tuesday evening. I was told on weekends and days with events the parking spots can be hard to find. Brewhalla is the home Of Drekker brewing but has expanded to have a full first floor market place with many small vendor shops and food market stalls. We only briefly walked through as it was nearing shop closing time but you could easily spend a few hours exploring the stalls and grabbing lunch or dinner. Onto the second floor where the beer hall is located. The space is extremely large with a huge variety of seating options. A long one and is a long bar with all the drunker beers on tap. Prices were amazingly reasonable with many being around six dollars for a 16 ounce craft beer pour. Our party grabbed our beers and headed towards the opposite side of the building, where there was a door to a second story patio. There were also stairs on the patio that led down to a ground level seating area that appeared to have fire pits and additional seating. The second floor patio had a number of picnic table style seating, and the only downside I would say it was that while we were there, a train ran immediately behind the building, which caused us to have to stop our conversation until it passed. Overall a huge space with a variety of things to explore and a good selection of craft beers on tap.

It's rad! So many options and delicious beers. Highly recommend! Goooooooooooooooooooooo!

Staff is super friendly! Food is excellent , I could hardly make a decision so I went with way to much food and then I will be back for trying other things on the menu

Wow!!!!! We cannot say enough amazing things about this place. Someone said " it's like being on a cruise ship" I agree. It has it all. We were in town for a wedding. It was so fun coming back to the hotel each night. Halloween party one night. Woke up to a special market festival on Sunday. One morning seen kids and dogs in Halloween costumes. We are foodies so we enjoyed all of the unique offerings by different restaurants. And the Brewery is by far my favorite ever. They have something for everyone. Even beer ice cream that is shockingly delicious. Sooo much detail and thought has went into Brewhalla. The hotel has a cool industrial vibe. The beds and pillows are soooooo comfortable. I want to take them home with us. The rooms are very quiet even when it's busy and loud downstairs. We did not stay on the train side though. Very family and age friendly. We have been here twice. We are from NC. The people of Fargo in general are sooo nice and welcoming. We had a wonderful stay. Hope we have reason to stay at Brewhalla again.

This is primarily Drekker Brewing, with addition of a lot more seating space, 3 restaurants, and a number of small novelty shops. It does make for a great place to go to have drinks and/or dinner with friends or coworkers. They'll almost never run out of space. There's also a hotel built above it, but I wouldn't recommend staying there because of high price and mediocre location within Fargo. The beer is great, and there are 4 service stations in Brewhalla, so you should be able to order from somewhere nearby without having to wait in too long of a line.

Kind of pricy place but I guess you pay for a foodie experience. Neat combination of small shops all in one place. We ate at the raw bar. Small serving sizes but tasty.

I got their peanut butter and jelly sour, I was very surprised that it actually did taste like my favorite childhood sandwich. They have something for everyone there, oyster bar, ramen bar, gelato, coffee, pet stuff, plant stuff, crafty stuff, you name it. We visited when they did an adult prom and boy oh boy it was poppin. They had good music, good service, and good beer. You can't ask for much more than that.

This is hands down the worst hotel I have ever stayed at over the course of my entire life. 1. Trains go by your windows all night. It is impossible to sleep. I suppose a hobo might be ok with it. 2. They don't have a front desk after 10pm, so if you are checking in after 10pm, they email you a code for the keypad that does not work. So you call their emergency number while you wait about 30 minutes for someone to let you in. 3. The rooms are hot and the AC units are the loudest I have ever experienced, probably cause there is no drywall to muffle the noise. If you like to actually sleep, this is a really bad hotel choice.

This was my first time visiting Brewhalla and I was amazed. The space is huge and the vendor list extensive. There are restaurants covering burgers, sammies, lobster rolls, and bomb, beautiful wood fired pizza, a raw bar, pastries, gelato, and more. The shops are great as well and we picked up some doggie cookies for our doggo, some pastries for ourselves, and some hot honey for our at home pizza adventures. There are bars from Drekker on both the ground floor and the second floor. We got a bunch of tasters so that we could try many of the beers that they have ranging from the lagers to their big thicc sours. Saved by the Buoyancy of Citrus: A Mexican Lager with Lime that is the perfect drink for a hot summer day. I could imagine knocking these back on the patio. Gorilla Named Zahra: An Imperial Stout that the team brewed up with Sojourn Fermentory while they were in town for Foolers' Ball. They added Milk Sugar, aged in Stranahan's Whiskey barrels for 18 months and conditioned on Toasted Coconut and Caramelized Pineapple. Just a hint of tropicalness from the pineapple, but mostly barrel, coconut, and the deep malt profile come through. Hell Bent: A classic Brown Ale. I have nothing more to say as this was a perfect representation of the style and mixed in with all the sours it was a reprieve of the delicious insanity. Smol - Mango Guava: A Session Fruited Sour that's not as thick as the Chonks. It has Mango and Guava that goes well with the tart and refreshing base. Chonk Spumoni: A thicc sour stuffed with cherry, pistachios, and chocolate ice cream. Chonk 'Merica Cake: Another hefty boi pumped with strawberries, blueberries, banana, cake batter, vanilla beans, and lactose. God bless 'Merica. ____

Choices of food - 5 star Service - 5 star Ambiance - 5 star This place might as well be my home. I would live here if I could.

Great place to eat, drink, and socialize!! Bartenders and all staff at the eatery places were wonderful! Hotel suites upstairs are a site to be seen!! We had a fantastic time!

Brewhalla is really cool. The stores, food, beer, and vibe is wonderful but staying in the hotel is awful. It's so loud and you can hear EVERYTHING. How did they build a hotel right next to a train track and have a bar/open market and not even try to sound proof? We barely slept. We heard the trains, the people above and on each side of us, everyone in the hallway and there was a rattling all night. They leave ear plugs but only two pairs for four people I slept with them but it was uncomfortable. It was also a pretty expensive hotel and you couldn't even sleep. There a lot better options where you can actually utilize the point of a hotel- sleep. Also if you are trying to have a romantic getaway just be aware that those around you will hear. Come to brewhalla but don't stay overnight.

Very fun I enjoy ll the shops and places to find a snack, the weekend events a beer crafty

Excellent service and outstanding beverages. Enjoy their beers along with their food And beverages

Easily one of the coolest indoor markets/hotels I've been to. I stayed at the hotel in Brewhalla for a wedding in June, and if I ever return to Fargo, this is where I'm staying. The hotel on the top floor has an industrial vibe, and each room is large, comfy, and uniquely themed. Our room had a brightly colored lizard people mural, which added to the steel industrial aesthetic of the room. It felt more like staying in a cool artist's loft than a hotel room and knocked my expectations out of the park. The indoor market has something for everyone, whether it be unique burgers and pizzas, an oyster and wine bar, gelato, or local artist goods. The highlight of the indoor market is easily Drekker Brewing, which, in my opinion, has some of the tastiest beers in the Midwest. Grabbing a beer at one of the *three* bars in the space and wandering the market was such a neat experience. And when you're finished, being able to head upstairs to your room is extremely convenient. Overall it was a 10/10 experience, and I highly recommend Brewhalla to anyone swinging through Fargo.

This is a Fun place for a unique experience with a variety of food & drinks. It's a little too loud. The pizza was amazing!

Each of us grabbed dinner at different places and met at the wine bar to eat and drink wine. Afterward had gelato at Cow & Creamy (so good!!!). Everyone was pleased. It's a fun atmosphere to walk around and shop at the kiosks. Something different than just a sit down restaurant.

Lots of fun options in one building! Have to try Drekkers slushies. Pizza, burgers. Ramen, shopping, market, snacks, and a raw and wine bar. Highly recommend

Brewhalla, is a cool place to grab a good craft beer & a bite to eat and meet with friends. There is options for wood fired pizza, oysters ,Cheese sandwiches & sweet treats, along with a few specialty shops. This is a must place you should stop by in see as a local or when a visit in Fargo.

This is a fun marketplace with some interesting shops and food and drink options. Fun idea: get a cocktail and stroll through the marketplace. The renovated industrial feel is fun too.

This place is so cool. Lots of little shops and restaurants, a coffee shop, a brewery, places to sit and eat both inside and outside. If we're ever back in Fargo, we will 100% be coming here again.

Great atmosphere, good food and service. We came here during a large hockey tournament. Able to find tables to sit right away. Parents were happy with beverage choices, families were happy with food choices and kids loved the dessert options. We ate pizza from The Bird and burgers/chicken strips from Unicorn. All the food was good, the Unicorn must be very popular because the food took longer from this place. Overall it's a very good place to gather, have a drink and a bite to eat. Definitely recommend.

We always visit food halls whenever we are near one. This one was great, nothing funky about where you eat or drink. Staff in the shops were nice and the restaurants were great. The beer was flowing and easy to drink.

Went on a Midwest road trip with friends and North Dakota's Brewhalla did not disappoint!! It is a great place to shop locally, have delicious food, and grab a beer or three. You could spend hours here and not even know because you're having so much fun! Shout out to Sawyer who was the best brew-tender and gave me the best reqs. I would totally recommend stopping by. If I ever visit North Dakota again, I would definitely stay at the hotel in Brewhalla. Also the music playlist slapped. I want it on my Spotify.

Amazing place. It's an awesome experience. You have to stop here. Great for the whole family.

This place has changed dramatically since it opened. The first time I visited, it was just a brewery with a tasting room. It has expanded to include a boutique hotel on the upper floors, several food vendors, and some shops in the brew hall. You have a number of types of food to choose from, and although I'm not the fondest of food courts, everything was fine. And I do like their beer selection!

Unique and fun atmosphere, cool that you can get a hotel room in the same building as a brewery and varying shops.

The prices at unicorn park were insane for pretty basic food. The ice cream was worth it. It's a nice place to get a bite to eat and walk around to shop indoors but make sure to take out a loan before trying to feed your family here.

Brewhalla is great place to meet up where there is a large collection of some local craft beers. enjoy with family & friends along with grabbing a bite to eat. If you like oysters there is a nice oyster bar with a very nice selection to choose from, also pizza, noodle bowls, a very cool cheese selection & fresh seafood case. There is also some shops that sell deserts, doggy treats , indoor plants, & various items. If your from out of town it should be a must see as it is one of Fargo's popular meeting places.