Dairy Queen

Brian Klement★★★★★

Stopped on the way thru to see the oldest original Dairy queen still running... which also has the world's largest dilly bar statue by the way. Place itself is pretty standard for what you would expect with the addition of goos seating outside with these massive umbrellas. About 3 picnic tables under each.

Jill House★★★★

The wait can be long outside. The food was delicious. I noticed some customers were getting additional toppings on their blizzards but mine didn’t. My son got some on his. Outside seating only. There were three windows to order from. I also ordered the loose meat sandwich and it needed more meat for the price. It was good but mostly bun, which I wouldn’t pay for again. Employees were friendly.

James Rice★★★★★

This is the best DQ in the country!! Only DQ that isn't held down by corporate, so they have what other DQs don't anymore. The line is often very long, but people still wait... because it's worth it! Heritage drinks, old-fashioned ice cream sodas, a shake/malt with a sundae on top, blueberries... if you miss something you've had at a DQ before, see if the Moorhead DQ can do it!

Jaclynn Maahs★★★★★

This place is a gem - we visit many many times in the summer and it is always a great experience. First off, the ice cream is amazing - the best DQ treats you will find anywhere. Lots of options, they mix in lots of candies, etc. into the blizzards and are happy to make additions or subtractions when requested. The food is pretty good too, I always enjoy a classic Nathan’s hotdog, but the reason to visit is truly for the treats and nostalgic experience. The staff is also helpful and always willing to accommodate needs such as extra napkins, water, cups, etc. Lines can get long, but chatting wi