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People Drive From All Over North Dakota To Dine At This Legendary Restaurant
There’s something deeply satisfying about a restaurant that becomes more than just a place to eat – it becomes a destination worth traveling for. Spitfire Bar & Grill in West Fargo has earned that rare distinction, drawing hungry pilgrims from every corner of North Dakota with the promise of wood-fired excellence.
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People Drive From All Over North Dakota For The Sticky Ribs At This Unassuming BBQ Joint
There’s a magical moment that happens when you sink your teeth into perfectly smoked ribs – that split second when the meat offers just enough resistance before surrendering completely, leaving your taste buds dancing with smoky, sweet, and savory notes that can only come from hours of low-and-slow cooking.
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The Best Brisket In North Dakota Is Hiding Inside This No-Fuss BBQ Joint
There’s something magical about discovering that the most extraordinary food experiences often hide in the most unassuming places. Spitfire Bar & Grill in West Fargo is exactly that kind of revelation – a place where smoke-kissed brisket and wood-fired delights await behind a modest brick exterior. Let’s be...
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Newly opened JD’s Barbeque brings summer flavors during freezing temps
FARGO — Fargo has a new place for lovers of all things BBQ. JD’s Barbeque officially opened its doors on Friday after having a soft opening on Thursday. The restaurant specializing in barbeque ribs and brisket is located in the part of the Tailgaters Building that once housed Jay’s Smokin’ BBQ and Mom’s Kitchen on Main Avenue in Fargo.
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Everyone welcome ‘except I.C.E.’ at downtown Fargo coffee shop
FARGO, N.D. (KVRR) — A downtown Fargo coffee shop has a message for Immigration and Customs Enforcement: they are not welcome at their business. Atomic Coffee at 222 North Broadway has a sign posted on the door that says “Everyone is welcome here except I.C.E.”. The sign goes...
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January 19: Remembering Louis Armstrong in Fargo
They called him “Satchmo”, or “Mr. Jazz.” His given name was Louis Armstrong, and this world-famous jazz trumpeter and singer came to Fargo in September of 1957, performing at NDSU’s fieldhouse for an “enthusiastic” audience of 3,200 fans. Satchmo’s jazz concert began with...
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Local Musicians to Host “Punks Against ICE” Benefit Fest
FARGO-MOORHEAD – A two-day music and art event titled “Punks Against ICE” is set to take place in the Fargo-Moorhead area later this month, aimed at raising funds for anti-ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) and pro-immigrant organizations in North Dakota and Minnesota. Organizers describe the event as...
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2025 F-M Restaurant Scene Year in Review
Since the much-dreaded Covid years, there has been much ebb and flow in the Fargo-Moorhead restaurant scene. In 2025, that trend continued with some major additions and closings. Let’s start the New Year on a positive note. This column will begin by discussing the many restaurant openings. Taco John's,...
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Youth Ice Fishing Derby Returns to South Woodhaven Pond
FARGO, N.D. (KVRR) – Young anglers braved the cold on Saturday to participate in one of the region’s favorite winter traditions. The Fargo Park District hosted their annual Youth Ice Fishing Derby on Woodhaven Pond. It grows in popularity every year, with organizers estimating about 250 children signed...
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New Fargo Taco John's Draws Massive Crowds
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Taco John’s makes a comeback in Fargo
FARGO, N.D. (KVRR) — The long wait for local Taco John’s fans is over. The restaurant chain has officially returned to Fargo. Many people stopped by the re-opening of the 45th Street South location to welcome Taco John’s back to the metro. This is the first one...