Tequila enthusiasts and those seeking something beyond standard Tex-Mex fare should enjoy the atmosphere of this family friendly southwest metro dining and entertainment option.
As the Fargo Marathon makes its return to the spring calendar, the event is expected to account for millions of dollars in direct visitor spending for the city. Kali Mork of the F-M Convention and Visitors Bureau figured the races could bring in between $1.4 million and $2.5 million.
Nautical Bowls, which features 10 signature acai and superfood bowls in addition to a build-your-own option, is opening at 11 a.m., Saturday, May 14, in West Fargo. “We’re ready to rock and roll,” local franchisee Kim Scott said.
On April 28, after 33 years, Kim Erickson, a server at the Main Street Restaurant in Detroit Lakes, tabled her last meal, served her last coffee cup and finished her last shift as a morning-meal-highlight at the famous Washington Avenue breakfast stop.
GP's Greek Kitchen in Fargo recently discovered it was named the best Greek restaurant in North Dakota. Meanwhile, new U.S. Census data shows worries are on the rise for small business. Lastly, an item to bring tranquility to your office.
The bake shop is not just a business opportunity, but fills a need for locally-made goods while boosting the southside neighborhood. “I see something special (in the bakery). It’s been around quite some time. You know, it has such a historical significance in the community. That’s really what attracted me to the opportunity,” new owner Cassie Wiste said.
A year after retirement from pro hockey has meant positive lifestyle changes for David Backes and his wife, Kelly, as they prepare for their biggest post-hockey venture with the opening of a new restaurant.
Forum food critic Eric Daeuber says the Italian eatery repeats flavors, which gives diners the feeling that the meal is being assembled rather than prepared.
