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North Dakota Has One Of The Most Romantic Restaurants In USA
Some people’s hearts are reached through their stomachs.
Something about a glass of wine, an appetizer, and fine dining makes the sparks fly. Pick the right restaurant, and you could be in for a night romance. I mean after all, who can resist a cozy room and a candlelit booth? Add the smell of a broiled steak prepared to perfection and look out.
That’s exactly what you get with the lone restaurant that was chosen in North Dakota. That’s right, North Dakota only had one restaurant that made this prestigious list while other states had several.
OpenTable has come out with its annual list of the top 100 most romantic restaurants in each state.
OpenTable by the way, is a real-time online booking network for fine dining.
Their data was based on 12 million dinner reviews that had its patrons raving about their experiences. I mean, after all, food can be its own love language, right?
Before we get to North Dakota’s “Best of the Best”, when it comes to combining fine dining and romance let’s look at the restaurants that made the list from our surrounding states.
Surprisingly, not a single restaurant made the list in South Dakota or Montana. I would’ve thought someplace in Deadwood or perhaps Rapid City would’ve made the cut.
Same with the Big Sky state. I’m surprised some joint in Yellowstone country wouldn’t have cracked the top 100.
Minnesota had three restaurants. Baldamar in Roseville, Murray’s Restaurant in Minneapolis (a celebrity favorite), and the Porterhouse Steakhouse and Seafood in Lakeville.
That brings us to the restaurant that has put North Dakota on the map for romance and fine dining. It’s none other than Harry’s Steakhouse in Grand Forks, North Dakota.
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Harry’s Steakhouse is located in downtown Grand Forks and is a favorite for couples on a big date night or before a UND sporting event. Harry’s address is 421 Demers Avenue.
If you like steak, seafood, chops, and cocktails, this is the place for you. Next time you’re on the east side of the state it might be just the place to impress your date.
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The North Dakota Attorney General issued an opinion to the ND State Auditor – North Dakota Attorney General
04 Mar The North Dakota Attorney General issued an opinion to the ND State Auditor
in Opinions
March 4, 2026
Media Contact: Suzie Weigel, 701.328.2210
BISMARCK, ND – It is the opinion that federal law does not prevent the state from auditing P&A and even though P&A possesses confidential records, N.D.C.C. § 54-10-22.1 and 42 C.F.R. § 51.45(c) authorize the state auditor and the employees of the auditor’s office, to review the records without detriment to P &A.
Also, whether Rule 1.6 of the North Dakota Rules of Professional Conduct for licensed attorneys prohibits P&A from disclosing to the State Auditor the contents of a client file for the purpose of conducting a non-financial performance audit under N.D.C.C. ch. 54-10 when the requested file includes information about individuals and businesses in the private sector who chose to contact P &A.
This issue was already addressed in a 1995 opinion of this office regarding P&A. The 1995 opinion highlighted that P&A has authority to contract with private attorneys to represent private individuals. 17 During that performance audit, auditors asked to see billings from the contracted attorneys. 18 P&A redacted the names of the individuals represented by the contract attorneys under the rules for attorney-client privilege or attorney-client confidentiality. 19 The names of individuals seeking services of P&A are protected under N.D.C.C. § 25-01.3. The opinion stated:
Thus, P&A’s records which indicate to whom its services were provided are available to the State Auditor for performance audit purposes. The State Auditor has
been given access by P&A to its records other than the attorney’s billings. Therefore, the State Auditor already has access to the names of the persons to whom P&A
provides services. State law requires that the State Auditor and his employees must keep such information confidential.
Here, P&A has not identified a specific record. Given that, I rely on the past opinions declaring that records made confidential by N.D.C.C. § 25-01.3-10 are available under N.D.C.C. § 54-10-22 to the State Auditor and the Auditor’s employees for audit purposes.
Link to opinion 2026-L-01
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Angler may have broken North Dakota’s perch record on Devils Lake
FARGO, N.D. (Valley News Live) – A Wisconsin angler may have reeled in a new North Dakota state record yellow perch on Devils Lake.
Alan Hintz of Stevens Point, Wis., caught the fish while fishing with Perch Patrol Guide Service’s Tyler Elshaug. North Dakota Game Warden Jon Peterson weighed the perch at 2.99 pounds and measured it at 16.5 inches at Woodland Resort.
The current state record perch of 2 pounds, 15 ounces was caught by Kyle Smith of Carrington, N.D., also on Devils Lake, on March 28, 1982.
The catch is still considered unofficial. The North Dakota Game and Fish Department requires a four-week waiting period to verify all details before officially recognizing a new state record.
Steve Dahl with Perch Patrol Guide Service confirmed the details to Valley News Live. Dahl said overall perch numbers on Devils Lake are down this year, but anglers are seeing more fish weighing over 2 pounds.
Devils Lake is one of North Dakota’s most popular ice fishing destinations, known for producing trophy-sized perch.
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