Winter Outdoor Dining: Igloos & Fire Pits in Fargo-Moorhead

Winter outdoor dining.
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Winter outdoor dining? Is that even a thing?

It is in our area!

Just because there’s ice and snow doesn’t mean you can’t eat outside. Try dining in an igloo, or huddle up around a fire pit!

Winter Outdoor Dining: Igloos

701 Eateries

For an elevated igloo experience, experience winter on the Camp Lonetree rooftop at 701 Eateries for holiday fun and great food. Reservations are not required and are available on a first come, first served basis. Also, each igloo can accommodate up to six people.

Fire Pits

Frostival S’Mores & More Events

Enjoy a s’more over a fire at one of the Frostival S’mores and More events! Event dates and locations are:

  • January 15th from 5:00 – 7:00 p.m. at Clara Barton Park
  • January 22nd from 5:00 – 7:00 p.m. at Longfellow Park
  • January 29th from 5:00 – 7:00 p.m. at Centennial Park

Drekker Brewing Co.

Grab a local craft beer, gather with friends, and get cozy by the fire pit at Drekker.

701 Eateries

Check out the rooftop bar and warm up around the huge fireplace! They will also have an ice bar, opening date TBD but likely around Christmastime.

Junkyard Brewing Company

Heaters on the patio at the Moorhead location make it enjoyable to be outside on balmy winter days. Junkyard Brewing Company specializes in new and experimental styles of craft beers and is just across the river.

So, embrace the winter season and dine outdoors — but with a fire or heater nearby!

For more inspiration on getting outside when it’s cold, check out Winter Date Night Ideas in Fargo-Moorhead.
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Leah Tennefos
Leah is a true Midwesterner: born in Minnesota, educated at the University of North Dakota, and living in Fargo since 2009. She has a degree in English and spent years working as a paralegal. Leah is now a stay-at-home mom to two boys, Andrew and Sammy. She spends her free time reading, traveling, and getting a good workout in. She loves learning, music, art, coffee, the oxford comma, and is continually pursuing the elusive goal of having an organized home.

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