Gay Bars & Clubs in Fargo, ND
Fargo's gay-friendly venues include welcoming bars, restaurants, and community spaces in the downtown and Broadway corridor. Explore queer-friendly spots in Fargo.
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Marge's Bar
Intimate basement cocktail bar on Roberts Alley with a house piano
Downtown Fargo · $$
Atomic Coffee
Fargo's indie coffeehouse since 1995 — organic beans, art walls, and drag nights.
Downtown Fargo · $
Dempsey's Public House
Queer-friendly Irish pub on Fargo's Broadway with free karaoke and live music nightly.
Downtown Fargo · $
Wild Terra
Craft cidery in a 100-year-old stable with vegetarian food and karaoke
Downtown Fargo · $$
Drekker Brewing Company
Fargo's landmark 'Super Mega Weird' brewery in an 1880 railyard — FM Pride's go-to tap.
Downtown Fargo · $$
Babb’s Coffee House
Award-winning Fargo café with Seattle-roasted beans and scratch-made bakery bites.
Downtown Fargo · $
Unglued
Art market inside Brewhalla with 200+ local makers and craft workshops
Downtown Fargo · $
Harold's on Main
Moorhead music bar with Prince-symbol bathrooms and a welcoming LGBTQ+ crowd.
Downtown Moorhead · $
Front Street Tap Room
30 rotating local MN/ND taps and a comedy cellar below — Fargo's craft beer hub.
Downtown Fargo · $
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