101 Industrial Park
Edgeley, ND 58433
Lamoure County
Phone: (701) 493-2005
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by Mike M. on The one star is due to the spattering of decent Tequila. The food is pretty much not worthy of review. Flavorless, unappealing, un-authentic. What a shame. The location may be accursed. Grape was a travesty in wine. Pure is a sham in Mexican food. Tacos are a mess in the wrong tortillas. Beans flavorless. Rice a mush of blandness. Meats under-seasoned. Ceviche had too much citrus, too little heat, and not macerated long enough to tenderize, or perhaps just really lousy quality to begin with. And exactly what is Mexican about lump crab fritters with bland "avo" mayonnaise and SWEET AND SOUR chili? Really? Please. Taqueria del Sol is rather dull, but at least they try harder. Salsas were average. Chips were alright. Abandon. All. Interest.
by Devan R. on I was In South Beach, Miami just about a month ago for a 19 man bachelor party. To my luck, it was Space's 9 yr anniversary the weekend I was in town. Robbie Rivera, Sultan, Cedric Gervais, Oscar G., Patrick M., and Louis Puig would all be there killing it and there's no way I would miss an opportunity to hit this legendary venue. After reading all 30+ rateclubs reviews online, lol, I had a good idea of when to go to the club, what kind of music would be played, the type of crowd to expect, and an overall sense of the madness I would experience. All I knew is that I missed Space in Ibiza when I was there in 06' and had since regret it so much because of Space's reputation for deep and dark 24hr zoo-esque house jams. When I entered Space around 3am I was waiting outside for maybe 5min, I expected a much bigger line up because of the anniversary, but the rush came probably around midnight. I would say 2-4am is a good time to go. Cover was also only $20 to get in, but prior to hitting Space I heard it could cost up to a $100 to get in on that night. When I walked into the main floor I was shocked to learn that the first floor main room was all hip hop and reggaeton, I thought there was a room designated for it but not an entire floor! It was definitely jumping when I got there and packed on that floor. But I didn't come here for that. I walked towards a bouncer and mouthed the word "House", he grinned and pointed towards a set of stairs. I now know these stairs as the Stairway to House Heaven. As I climbed higher and higher, the dark minimal and deep tech vibes began to resonate and grew louder with each step. I turned the corner at the top and into the main house room I went. From that point on I was pretty much floored by the caliber of music consistently until I left. The system was as loud as I had expected, and the room was as dark as I had imagined. Initially, my main concern was getting to the terrace as I heard the lineups were massive and it got packed early. I knew I had to get out there because it was so legendary, as is the Terrace at Space Ibiza. I was surprised to find that I never had to wait in a line once to get out to it, I was able to move freely back and forth between the main room and outside with minor traffic. The Space Terrace is something else. I've done my fair share of sunrise partying but this Terrace was all together a different vibe. Equipped with blinding fog machines, gorgeous Space dancers, a wild crowd, DJ's spinning straight bananaz, the Terrace was out of control! At one point it began raining a bit and barely anyone had left the Terrace, it was in fact quite refreshing from the Miami heat. The music all morning was completely mixed and very good. I distinctly remember hearing a remixed to sh!t Paul Van Dyke - For an Angel mix when we first got there, never thought I'd hear that in a club again. The rest of the music was a good mix of banging tribal, minimal, tech, electro, progressive, deep house and fusion. I, personally lust the dark & grimy minimal tech and tribal style house, and the main room in Space was constantly overflowing with it. I couldn't believe I was actually hearing such quality music. The only other place in the world where I've heard such good music is at Zone in TO. To top it all off, Space has a 24hr liquor license, ordering rum and coke at 9:30am is something else. Arguably the best club I have ever been to in my life.
by Pilar Stricklind on Ah, jb's. I had just moved into the ftown the first week it reopened and I frequented there a little too much. Their first years are marred by the fishtownie's rolling in because they had PBR on tap but, you could handle it. Somehow they made you feel less sad for being in there on a tuesday night getting blasted without a job. HaHa. Food was pretty slick as far as bar food goes and Prices were decent. The jukebox is fantastic. Hell. give me anyplace with the stone roses in it and Im' there. When they opened the upstairs, which is pretty stinking nice as far as music venue's go (bye bye north star), things changed. Prices jumped on their food menu was the first thing. I mean, It's still a bar. There is a limit to what anyone should pay when it comes to bar food. Someone told me they got a 3$ beer there, but I doubt it. Maybe happy hour? I couldn't find anything for under 4$ which is retarded. I'm probably blind. And last weekend while going home, I saw a jerz plated minivan pull up and, out step some pretty well dressed old (like your late 50's mom old) people. Jb's went to hell in a minivan imo. Kills me a little inside each time as I walk by from the el. The only thing to do is go to shows there anymore and enjoy drinks at your house beforehand..
