Our Historic Dining Rooms
The 40 steak and seafood has 5 unique dining rooms, all named after different characteristics or industries that make North Dakota a great State. Each room has its own theme with different furniture, fireplaces, ceiling, flooring and artwork giving each room its own unique and different feel.
Women of the Prairie
This room is dedicated to the hard working women of North Dakota. The artwork shows women doing various jobs in the early years of North Dakota. The furniture and fireplace have a prairie influence. Agriculture and Women in North Dakota have always been the backbone of the State.
Cattleman's room
This room is dedicated to the ranchers of North Dakota. The room has a rustic ambiance with lots of rustic wood and artwork of local ranchers.
Governor's room
North Dakotas political system is unique from other States and our past Governors have shaped what we are today. The artwork is of various past Governors. Marble floors and wood walls bring a feeling of elegance.
Three Forks
Three Forks is an oil formation located south of the Bakken and closest to Bismarck. The artwork throughout this room showcases all three major oil booms in North Dakota.
Some of the photographs date back to the very first oil wells drilled in Tioga, North Dakota, in the 1950s. Other pieces highlight the second oil boom that took place in the 1970s, while the newest photographs represent the oil boom happening in North Dakota today.
The stained glass on the wall came from an old Methodist church, and the lighting throughout the room features beautiful Tiffany-style stained glass. This is the largest of our dining rooms and celebrates North Dakota’s rich oil history through its artwork and décor.
Family Room
North Dakota is a great State because it was founded and built with strong families. Families are something that many North Dakotans believe strongly in and dining together is a tradition. The family room is an informal room with a fireplace that will make all ages feel at ease.
Rusty Nail Lounge
The Rusty Nail lounge is full of character with unique drinks and liquors to match its rustic charm.
With a roaring fireplace on one side of the room and a full bar on the other you can’t help but sit back and relax. The bar is stocked with over 100 different whiskeys, 40 different scotches and 32 tap beers. The stain glass is from an old Methodist church and the brick comes from the historic Grand Pacific hotel (downtown Bismarck 1906 – 1974) .