REVIEWS
Restaurant review: Casa Ramos offers diverse Mexican cuisine 
Casa Ramos is a Mexican restaurant with a near-Rainforest-Cafe feel.
It’s kitschy décor complete with in-house waterfall, close-to-life-size giraffe, bright, carved wooden furniture and artificial trees, is somewhere between a ride at Disneyland and a Tiki bar.
By Eric Daeuber, Special to The Forum , September 02, 2009
Stella’s steeped in home-style Italian
The menu at Stella’s says the Pappardella alla Bolognese ($16) is “special.” It’s “Anthony’s great-grandma Josephine’s recipe.”
By Eric Daeuber, Special to The Forum , August 05, 2009
Morast: Stellar reputation traps Trollwood
The new south Moorhead home of the Trollwood Performing Arts School is gorgeous, peaceful and inspiring.
By Robert Morast , July 24, 2009
‘Pirates’ has an infectious amount of fun
The joy of the audience just sort of bubbled up and spilled all over at the close of Tuesday night’s opening performance of “The Pinafore Pirates” by the Gooseberry Park Players, and it was hard not to get some of it on you.
By J. Shane Mercer , July 22, 2009
Review: ‘The Wiz’ showcases new stage
This is clearly not your father’s “Wizard of Oz.”
By J. Shane Mercer , July 16, 2009
Norman’s quality meets price
Steakhouse ideal for special night out
To be blunt, if you have a lot of money, you have a lot of choices when it comes to dining in Fargo and Moorhead – more choices than you would have had five or 10 years ago.
By Eric Dauber , February 11, 2009
SYMPHONY REVIEW: Votapek makes it looks easy, sound great
If Chu-Fang Huang’s performance with the Fargo-Moorhead Symphony Orchestra a year ago was a treat in part because of flamboyance, Ralph Votapek’s performance Saturday night was impressive for just the opposite reason.
By J. Shane Mercer , January 18, 2009
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Hair Today
The Crimson Creek Players production of "Hair" opens tonight at the Empire Art
Book Club 11
I never finished reading "Crime and Punishment," but I did finish reading "I Know This Much is True," by Wally Lamb. The New York Times reviewer calls the author "a modern-day Dostoevsky with a pop sensibility." Maybe that reviewer was talking about the size of the two
Posted by: HOMD on Apr 18, 2009 at 8:41 AM | Highlight of My Day
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