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“The Outpost Smokehouse has some of the most delicious food you’ll find in Fergus! Their brisket, pulled pork, and sausage are all top-notch when it comes to bbq. And the sides are phenomenal! Probably the best loaded potato salad I’ve ever had. We also love the Mac & cheese and cucumber salad.”
“They have a large variety of options in the store and a nice little deli with hot food and weekday specials. I just wish they had a current menu on their website so a person knows what options they have for deli items. We live veryclose and go there often, but have to call to check menu options and specials.”
“We have relatives that live in fargo, and this gas station is about halfway for us. We stop here frequently and have always been happy. We use the bathrooms and get snacks, gasoline, and drinks. They have good to go food and baked goods to go. I'm particularly fond of the scones :)”
“Yes the pizzia is usually Burnt but give the kids some credit they are learning and if you bring it to there attention they will replace it with no hassle ,Greatest family gas station cafe I’ve ever Been too.”
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22518 Big Chief Rd, Fergus Falls
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“Definitely going into my favorite spots out this way, great food, awesome service, and some of the best showers I've experienced driving for years and the prices are not to bad either.”
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“SUCH nice people! I ran out of gas a few miles from town, and without the help of Byron, the Dalton Corner Store owner, and his wife, I would've been in serious trouble. First point in their favor: they keep empty jugs specifically for gas emergencies, so I didn't have to buy a separate container or funnel. In addition, the corner store owner took time out of his day to give me a ride back out to my car -- AND he helped me make sure the gas made it into my tank!! 100% recommend supporting this small-town stop.”