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Fargo, North Dakota
Craft cidery in a 100-year-old stable with vegetarian food and karaoke
Housed in a 100-year-old former horse stable, Wild Terra is an urban cidery and wine bar in downtown Fargo. The two-floor, plant-filled interior is furnished with vintage decor and features gender-neutral restrooms. The house-made draft list focuses on ciders and kombucha, supplemented by wine and beer. The food menu is entirely vegetarian, featuring havarti-pesto-walnut paninis, stuffed avocados, and BlackBird Pizza. The second floor includes a private karaoke room, while the main floor hosts Bring Your Own Vinyl nights, bingo, and trivia. The venue functions as a cafe-style workspace during the day before shifting to bar service in the evenings.
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