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May 2023 by Whitney S
Always a good time
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May 2023 by Whitney Salwei
Always a good time
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October 2022 by Amanda Bourbanis
Great place
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December 2021 by Jared Scott
Awesome pizza and good people..
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September 2021 by Brad Brummond
Nice friendly little bar with good bartenders
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April 2021 by Tiki Tari
Always a good time. Music. Pool. Tv's. Bar menu. Homemade pizza. Good people. Clean restrooms. Good service. Fun. Quiet seating in back. Shake-a-day. Paper and digital pool tabs. Pool league. Touchtunes.
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December 2018 by Richard Martin
Great place with great people !!
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November 2018 by James Homstad
Good times with friends.Great place
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January 2018 by Ben A.
If you've ever flown into Winnipeg, and looked out the right window of the plane at exactly the right time, then maybe you've caught a glimpse of Park River, ND... which is your loss, because this is one of those little towns on the high plains with the familiarity of a thousand others and a unique charm all its own. Nestled amidst the shops and cafes along the main drag through town, right across the street from the post office where the gal behind the counter knows everyone's name, is the Top Hat Bar. You'll recognize the sign by the larger Budweiser sign just below it, hanging out over the hundred year old sidewalk. Not sure if this was the same guys who ran the Top Hat Bar in neighboring Pisek, but I didn't ask. Inside, it's what you would expect of a small bar in a North Dakota town: quaint, comfortable, a mix old signs and pictures on the walls, probably a photo of someone holding a walleye in here. The usual offerings are served up here with hospitality to slake your thirst. Cold beer, a full bar, and a friendly sort of vibe, even if you're from Kale-ifoornya, dontchaknow. On July 4, the parade heads right through town in front of the bar, and it seems local law enforcement (most of them are in the parade) are lax about stepping outside with your Bloody Mary in a plastic cup. Uff'dah, you betcha. Great place to stop in if you're out exploring the high prairie, and need to wash the dust outta your throat.
