Looking to Dine Out?

The weekend is just about here, and maybe you're looking for a dining experience in the Capital Region this weekend. We have a plethora fine dining options in Bismarck-Mandan, but getting reservations can sometimes be tricky. Especially on a Saturday evening.

I recently checked with Open Table, which is an online restaurant reservation service and management platform that helps people discover and book reservations at restaurants all over the world, including right here in North Dakota.

This got me thinking. Which restaurants or eateries are the most booked in BisMan, according to OpenTable? Here's what their website rolled out for me.

The Top 5 Booked Restaurants

In no particular order, here they are according to OpenTable, and what they had to say about each restaurant.

Fogao Gaucho Brazilian Steakhouse

"A premier local chophouse offering 16 tableside-carved cuts of meat and an expansive gourmet salad bar."

Located at 4510 Skyline Crossings.

 

40 Steak & Seafood

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"A casual elegant steakhouse featuring a daily-changing menu built around freshly caught or harvested provisions, alongside an extensive whiskey and tap beer selection."

Located at 140 East Interchange Avenue.

 

Anima Cucina

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Google Maps Screenshot

"A vibrant daytime European-style café that transitions into an Italian-inspired pasta and wine bar by night."

Located at 101 North 5th Street

(SEE ALSO: The Best Small Town Cafes in North Dakota)

 

Red Lobster

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"A classic national seafood chain providing familiar coastal favorites and signature cheddar bay biscuits locally."

Located at 1130 East Century Avenue.

 

32 Grill and Lounge

"A relaxed American-style restaurant and lounge serving comfort fare and regionally crafted drinks."

Located at 3903 State Street.

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