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Fargo, North Dakota
30 rotating local MN/ND taps and a comedy cellar below — Fargo's craft beer hub.
Front Street Tap Room features 30 rotating taps of craft beer and cider exclusively from Minnesota and North Dakota breweries. While the venue doesn't have its own kitchen, guests can order food from Rhombus Guys pizza next door for free delivery directly to their table. The main floor hosts trivia, live music, and open mic events, while the basement venue—known as The Cellar—is a dedicated space for stand-up comedy nights. Both levels are available for private bookings, attracting a local, queer-friendly crowd with a constantly changing tap list that highlights the best of regional brewing.
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