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2023 Veterans Day Deals, Discounts and Freebies in the FM Metro

FARGO (WDAY) - We've compiled a list of Veterans Day discounts on restaurants, goods, services and events for 2023 throughout the FM metro. The following places are possibly offering a Veterans Day discount •Twin Peaks – Free meal from a select menu on day of. • Doolittle’s Woodfire Grill – Free meal on day of. • Reese & Riley’s Olive Oil & Bistro Bar – Free meal from 11AM –

Moorhead's Brewtus' Brickhouse to become The Hen House Bar and Restaurant

Owners of Red Hen Taphouse are buying the southside bar and grill and plan to update it with an eye on creating a family friendly place to roost.

Red Hen buys Brewtus' Brickhouse in Moorhead

Having a ruff day? F-M area bars, restaurants open patios to pets for a pawsome experience

Pooch (and kitty) friendly patios are growing in popularity and businesses see the change as the leash they can do to keep their customers happy.

Gov. Walz invited to Moorhead bar-restaurant, would have to dine outside

Moorhead restaurant invites Walz for free meal if he dines outside

KVRR Local News December 23, 2020 Brewtus' Brickhouse, Moorhead, Minn. MOORHEAD, Minn. (KVRR) – A Moorhead restaurant is inviting Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz to dine for free, but there’s a catch. Brewtus’ Brickhouse says Walz, Attorney General Keith Ellison and Minnesota Health Commissioner Jan Malcolm can enjoy a meal on the house if they sit outside as the Governor’s COVID orders require. The invitation is on the Brewtus’ Brickhouse Facebook page. “We’ve got a very special table reserved just for you in the only section you’ll allow us to have available. But don’t worry, you’re tough Minnesotans who can handle anything. Hope to see you soon and Merry Christmas!!”

Area bars and restaurants lead list of businesses planning to open in spite of governor's COVID-19 order

Businesses that defy state sanctions risk fines, the loss of liquor licenses, and other sanctions. Written By: Nathan Bowe | × Gov. Tim Walz on Monday, March 16, 2020, announced he would close restaurants and bars with the exception of take-out, pick-up and delivery options in the face of the coronavirus pandemic. Dana Ferguson / Forum News Service Several area businesses are on the list of those planning to reopen in protest of Minnesota’s pandemic restrictions. The campaign was launched by an informal group made up of bars, restaurants, gyms and other public-facing businesses called the ReOpen Minnesota Coalition, according to a Forum Communication story.