Fargo-Moorhead Breweries & Taprooms: 2026 Guide

Fargo-Moorhead’s craft beer scene has changed in the last couple of years. Some long-time names, including Fargo Brewing Company, have closed, while others have grown. Here is where to drink local now.

Drekker Brewing Company & Brewhalla (Fargo)

1666 1st Ave N. Drekker is known for bold, experimental beers, and Brewhalla next door adds food vendors and event space. In 2026, Drekker was named the official craft beer of NDSU Bison Athletics.

Junkyard Brewing Company (Moorhead and West Fargo)

1416 1st Ave N in Moorhead and 409 Sheyenne St in West Fargo. Junkyard started small and is known for creative, rotating releases.

Swing Barrel Brewing (Moorhead)

814 Center Ave, Suite 1, in downtown Moorhead.

Wild Terra Cider (Fargo)

6 12th St N. Fargo’s cider bar, with a patio, pizza, and live jazz nights.

Icewind Brewing (Mapleton)

A short drive west of Fargo in Mapleton, ND.

Tips

• Check hours before you go, especially early in the week.
• Many taprooms host trivia, live music, and food trucks.
• Get a ride home. Fargo has plenty of rideshare options.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Fargo Brewing Company still open?

No. Fargo Brewing announced its closing in October 2024.

What is the biggest brewery in Fargo?

Drekker, with its Brewhalla complex, is the best-known destination.

Live Near Your Favorite Taproom

Downtown Fargo, downtown Moorhead, and West Fargo’s Sheyenne St area all put a taproom within walking distance.

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