Restaurant
Unclaimed profileBeer & Fish Company
Fargo, ND · $$
Inebrious
Beverage Program Score
The editorial take
Beer & Fish Company runs a tap-forward beverage program with 26 beers on tap and a separate lineup of six tap wines. The beer side carries the most detail: a guest review names Broken Rudder dark beer, and Happy Hour lists $3 PBR Pounders and $5 Tall Draft Beers. Tap wines are $6 during the same window. The program is broad enough for a group with different preferences, though the cocktails and wine list are narrower than the beer selection.
- What should I order?
- Order a Tall Draft Beer from the Happy Hour list for $5, or the Broken Rudder dark beer if you want something with more color. For a lighter start, the $5 Classic Margarita is the listed cocktail option. If you prefer wine, the tap wines are $6 during Happy Hour, and a recent customer finished dinner with prosecco on tap.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- Groups who want a shared tap list with both beer and wine options will find something here. The Tiki drinks and Classic Margarita give non-beer drinkers a mixed-drink choice, while the 26 taps offer enough range for beer-focused visitors to compare several styles over a meal.
- When should I go?
- Happy Hour is the supported window for the $5 Classic Margarita, $3 PBR Pounders, $5 Tall Draft Beers, and $6 Tap Wines. The Tiki drinks and the broader tap list are available beyond that window, so a regular dinner visit still covers beer and wine without the Happy Hour pricing.
- What should I expect to spend?
- Happy Hour pricing is the most concrete guide: $5 Classic Margaritas, $3 PBR Pounders, $5 Tall Draft Beers, and $6 Tap Wines. Outside that window, expect standard restaurant pricing for the 26 beers on tap and six tap wines; the packet does not list regular prices.
- What makes the beverage program distinctive?
- The combination of 26 beers on tap, six wines on tap, and Tiki drinks in one program is the distinguishing feature. The tap wine format is unusual for a beer-heavy list, and the Happy Hour pricing spans all three categories: $3 PBR Pounders, $5 Tall Draft Beers, $5 Classic Margaritas, and $6 Tap Wines.
Beverage categories
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Cocktails
The cocktail side is light but specific: Tiki drinks are offered, and the Happy Hour menu lists a $5 Classic Margarita. That is enough for a straightforward mixed-drink option, but the packet does not detail other cocktails or their ingredients.
Menu strengths
- — Tiki drinks are part of the beverage program, giving the cocktail list a defined style beyond standard mixed drinks.
- — The Happy Hour menu lists a $5 Classic Margarita, providing a clear, priced cocktail option.
Standout selections
- — Classic Margarita — $5 on the Happy Hour menu.
Pricing: Happy Hour Classic Margarita is $5.
Wine
Six wines on tap form the core of the wine program, with a $6 Happy Hour price. A recent customer account describes finishing dinner with prosecco on tap. The tap format keeps the list compact and easy to scan alongside the beer selection.
Menu strengths
- — Six wines on tap give the wine list a defined format and a manageable range to choose from.
- — Happy Hour lists $6 Tap Wines, providing a clear price point for the wine selection.
Standout selections
- — Prosecco on tap — a recent customer finished dinner with it and described it positively.
Pricing: Happy Hour Tap Wines are $6.
Beer
The beer program is the most detailed: 26 beers on tap, a named Broken Rudder dark beer from a guest review, and Happy Hour pricing on PBR Pounders and Tall Draft Beers. The tap count and the named selection give the list concrete range beyond generic draft options.
Menu strengths
- — 26 beers on tap provide a broad draft selection to compare across styles.
- — Happy Hour lists both $3 PBR Pounders and $5 Tall Draft Beers, covering a low-cost and a standard draft option.
- — A guest review names Broken Rudder dark beer, identifying at least one specific pour on the list.
Standout selections
- — Broken Rudder dark beer — named in a guest review.
- — PBR Pounder — $3 on the Happy Hour menu.
- — Tall Draft Beer — $5 on the Happy Hour menu.
Pricing: Happy Hour: $3 PBR Pounders and $5 Tall Draft Beers.
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