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STORE HOURS · Thursday10:00 AM-10:00 PM · Friday10:00 AM-10:00 PM · Saturday10:00 AM-10:00 PM · Sunday10:00 AM-10:00 PM · Monday10:00 AM-10:00 PM · Tuesday10:00 …
Moorhead Dairy Queen – Moorhead, MN
You see, at the Historic Moorhead Dairy Queen, we’re not afraid to experiment with new treats or hold on to beloved favorites, like our mouthwatering Bar-B …
DQ Food and Treat in Moorhead, MN, 802 30th Ave S
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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.
… moreJaclynn 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 with people in line and watching the trains go by is all a part of the experience. Definitely a must visit in Moorhead.
… moreJill 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.
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Marley Lab
The “girl” was extremely rude. I ordered a medium cone and a small kids cone and she told me my total was $7.86. I asked for a side of crunch and then she told me my total was $16.86. I said $16.86? $15. 86? SHE SAYS YEP. This girl tried charging me $8 for a side of crunch for my ice cream cone. These girls that work here work as a team and they’re very disrespectful to regular people who like to visit. My kids and I used to enjoy coming here. The owner only hires high school age girls. You won’t see a single boy working here which I feel is extremely sexist. So they’re able to charge however much they feel like if they don’t like you. So after I decide not to spend $8 for crunch what they would do is ask me. Are you paying with Card or cash. If I was paying with card they would charge me more money however the people in front of me and the people behind me it was the same price overall.
The girls here laughed at my son making fun of him. There extremely rude and disrespectful. They would see us at the window and hide behind the corner in the back for 10 minutes when there’s nobody else in line. What company would instruct their employees to charge somebody however much they see fit for a product.
The music they play is very bad and is not family-friendly. They’re swearing in it and it’s very unappropriate for families when you visit at night between 9:00 and 10:00. As a staple in downtown Moorhead with the world’s largest dilly bar You would think that they would have the highest level of respect for their customers. But I see that’s not the case.
… moreThe girls here laughed at my son making fun of him. There extremely rude and disrespectful. They would see us at the window and hide behind the corner in the back for 10 minutes when there’s nobody else in line. What company would instruct their employees to charge somebody however much they see fit for a product.
The music they play is very bad and is not family-friendly. They’re swearing in it and it’s very unappropriate for families when you visit at night between 9:00 and 10:00. As a staple in downtown Moorhead with the world’s largest dilly bar You would think that they would have the highest level of respect for their customers. But I see that’s not the case.
Lori Sanoski
We visit every year on opening day March 1st. Its fun, they are very community oriented, they are old school in a good way. Its worth the 3 hour one-way drive.
… moreDavid Hammond
If you would like to feel you stepped back in time stop by this retro Dairy Queen in Downtown Moorhead, Minnesota. With the ability to sell its own creations along with some of the current staples all Dairy Queens have this DQ makes for a stop worth driving more than a few miles for.
Home of the original Dilly Bar and to my knowledge the only Dairy Queen that serves it in its original form and wrapper you won’t be disappointed. Well, that is, unless you stop in November – February when it is closed because it is outdoors only.
… moreHome of the original Dilly Bar and to my knowledge the only Dairy Queen that serves it in its original form and wrapper you won’t be disappointed. Well, that is, unless you stop in November – February when it is closed because it is outdoors only.
Traveling Lady Railfan
Came here for the trains (tracks right next door)
and for the world’s largest “Dilly bar” roadside attraction.
Just a walk-by location (not done-in) with lots of dairy queen novelty options, including some that you don’t see anywhere else.
And souvenirs to buy , too!
So glad I got there before the bus tour as within a couple minutes, there were 60 people in line!
Fun to visit! Wish more Dairy Queens had fun giant frozen treats outside their stores 🙂
… moreand for the world’s largest “Dilly bar” roadside attraction.
Just a walk-by location (not done-in) with lots of dairy queen novelty options, including some that you don’t see anywhere else.
And souvenirs to buy , too!
So glad I got there before the bus tour as within a couple minutes, there were 60 people in line!
Fun to visit! Wish more Dairy Queens had fun giant frozen treats outside their stores 🙂
Ryan Forde
The atmosphere is nostalgic and the vibe is old school and good. The order taking should be more efficiently run by having order takers at all available windows. This location is franchised differently, meaning that their recipes and builds are slightly different than the regular locations. This is where the problem lies, as they skimp on the hot fudge in the buster bars and on their DQ ice cream cakes. These items in particular are much better at their sister locations.
… moreJames Anderson, CFRE
The legendary home of the “Dilly Bar! The Dilly bar was created here in 1955. This was one of the first Dairy Queen restaurants in the franchise and remains one of the oldest. The owners have always been an important part of the community. That legacy continues today through the philanthropic generosity of Troy and Diane DeLeon. Included in the photos I posted, are Troy and Diane being recognized by the Association of Fundraising Professionals Northern Plains Chapter as the “Philanthropists of the Year” at the 2022 National Philanthropy Day in Fargo.
… moreJacob Halvorson
We catered ice cream for our wedding and had a great experience! Troy did a great job with having everything ready and asking all the necessary questions. Great product and customer service, plus, it was a big hit at our wedding!
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