The Green Goods’ List: Best Restaurants in Moorhead, Minnesota
With a proud heritage stretching back 150 years, Moorhead is the cultural center of northwestern Minnesota. From the famous Hjemkomst Center to the historic Comstock House, Moorhead is a town that looks to the future while honoring the past. And when it’s time to look for a place to eat, the restaurants in Moorhead, Minnesota offer an edible tour of the Northern European cultures that provide so much of the town’s history.
From classic würst to Minnesota-style fried fish to bagels, it’s hard to go hungry in Moorhead. And to help you choose, Green Goods put together a list of our favorite restaurants in Moorhead, Minnesota. Give them all a try, and then let us know which ones you loved the most!
Green Goods’ Top Restaurants in Moorhead Minnesota
Beer & Fish Company
230 Roberts Alley
Fargo, ND 58102
(701) 532-1342
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If your idea of seafood is a Midwestern fish fry, it’s time for an upgrade. This sleek and sexy eatery across the line in Fargo serves up a globe-trotting selection of fishy bites, from mussels in white wine to seared ahi to tuna tartare with guacamole. But it’s the dynamite renditions of classic fried fish we love: Cod, halibut, and walleye, piping-hot and encased in an unbeatable beer batter crust. Speaking of which, with 26 beer taps (and 6 for wine!), you’ll never run out of fun things to sip while you chow.
2501 8th St S
Moorhead, MN 56560
(218) 227-5019
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The location may be drab, the decor uninspiring. But look up to the food—literally, the menu’s up on the wall—and prepare to feast on startlingly tasty renditions of classic Middle Eastern dishes like smoky grilled kebabs, hearty lamb stew, falafel and marinated chicken tikka. It’s a heck of a lot of flavor for not a lot of money; the gracious and friendly service is a welcome bonus.
BernBaum’s
402 Broadway N
Fargo, ND 58102
(701) 306-4131
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Classic bagels in Fargo?!? You better believe it. From scrambled eggs with lox to crisp latkes to smoked brisket—not to mention those round holey things—you’ll find an edible tour of a classic Jewish deli here in this invitingly hip little hideaway. Linger on the “Nordic lamb†with lingonberries; savor the “blt†made with crisp chicken skin instead of pork. And whatever you do, bring a bag of those bagels home with you. You’ll be glad you did.
Afterward, don’t forget to visit your favorite Moorhead dispensary!
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