Nichole's Fine Pastry Shop is a bakery Downtown Fargo Fargo located in United States.
13 8th St S (at Main Ave) Fargo , ND 58103 United States
| Reservations | No |
| Credit Cards | Yes |
| Outdoor Seating | Yes |
| Menus | Brunch, Lunch, Dessert |
| Drinks | Wine |
A good place for a great meal. The quiche is phenomenal. My favorite Crème brûlée in town . Coffee drinks and wine available. Gelatto!
Love this place. The baked goods here are so delicious. I am loving the Linzer cookies for the Christmas holiday also. Lots to try here and I am just getting started.
Try their espresso , it is excellent! I am not much of a connoisseur, but the one other time I had espresso was a bad experience. Nicole's was unbelievably better! And of course, their desserts are ama
Try the fruit tarts and 7-layer bar . ????????
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A croissant and an orange juice , the best way to start your organizing day across the street at OFA-ND.
The food and deserts are fantastic
Most amazing key lime pie ever! Thanks for the great experience
Birthday Cakes are boring....go with an assortment of pastries from here to change it up.
The fruit tart is exceptional. Of course, you can't go wrong with any of the desserts
The chocolate almond scones are to die for!
Chocolate feuilletine cake is killer!!
Gunnar loves the fruit tart ; the chocolate croissants are my favorite
Where else in the world can you get a bottomless cup of French press coffee ?
Egg bake baby.
Best soup in the land!
Quiche and eggbake!
Gotta love the gelato .
Its ALL good
The coffee and smoothies are awesome! Salads and soups are the best for lunch, sandwiches tend to be unsatisfying. - Blaze
Great cupcakes here and the cheesecake is also worth trying - Lucas Moran
Decent size shopping mall. Loving the friendly and relaxed environment... - Kirby Gestupa
My favorite Target. Usually is very busy, but they often have plenty of registers open to check you out quickly. Great selection of products. - Jason Peterson