Underground space in downtown Fargo's commercial district repurposed for casino and sports bar operation
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Gaming and Grub in Downtown Fargo
Hang out, have a drink, and practice your luck at Boss' Pizza and Chicken in Fargo, ND! With the grand opening of a charitable gaming site and sports bar, this always-popular eatery is now serving up more than just delicious pizza and chicken.
Nestled in the lower level of the restaurant at 228 Broadway, this enticing new addition consists of a vibrant charitable gaming area alongside a sports-themed bar, all made possible through a partnership with the North Dakota Horse Park Foundation.
According to Nehemiah McKenzie, assistant general manager of Boss' Pizza and Chicken, the restaurant will be providing refreshments and food through this new venture, while the foundation will take charge of the gaming activities. The assortment includes traditional and electronic pull-tabs, blackjack, and even dartboards for added fun!
During a recent soft launch of the gaming site, a thrilling poker tournament took place. With future tournaments on the horizon, fans of the game will have plenty of opportunities to test their skills and strategic minds[1]. Pete Bushey, site manager for the charitable foundation, further emphasized the excitement to come for gaming enthusiasts.
This bustling entertainment hub is just another feather in the cap of the downtown Fargo nightlife scene. Swing by, grab a bite, and give your favorite games a try – it's the perfect location to unwind and enjoy yourself!
- The lower level of Boss' Pizza and Chicken in downtown Fargo, ND, has been transformed into a vibrant charitable gaming area thanks to a partnership with the North Dakota Horse Park Foundation.
- The gaming activities at Boss' Pizza and Chicken are managed by the North Dakota Horse Park Foundation, while the restaurant provides refreshments and food.
- In addition to traditional pull-tabs and blackjack, the gaming area offers electronic games and dartboards for additional fun.
- Recently, a poker tournament was held at Boss' Pizza and Chicken, and with future tournaments planned, poker enthusiasts will have ample opportunities to test their skills.
