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REGGIE TALES Bronze Boot
Bronze Boot I hadn't been to the Bronze Boot in Grand Forks in long time. The dry spell came to an end this week when I went to dinner there with a group of complete strangers. There were seven of us...
Posted on 9/29/10 at 11:57 AM
CHEF JEFF Cats Incredible
To say John Little was eccentric would be an understatement. But to say he loved catfishing couldn't be any closer to the truth. The late UND English professor and Mississippi native who passed away i...
Posted on 7/31/09 at 3:00 AM
FATHER KNOWS LAST Supper with Olga
Last night our friend Olga took all three of us out to the Bronze Boot Restaurant for supper in honor of our upcoming wedding anniversary. Olga had a chopped sirloin dinner with au’ gratin potat...
Posted on 7/23/09 at 12:30 PM
Supper clubs face challenges, but some live on 
Before “neighborhood” restaurants had corporate headquarters, before there were 24-hour cable networks devoted only to food and before anyone ever dreamed of photographing a meal to post on the Internet, going out on a Friday night involved a certain ritual.
By Christopher Bjorke , June 10, 2012
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MARILYN HAGERTY: Roxy was comfortable after 33 years at ‘the Boot’
Behind the scenes, when a business falls by the wayside, it leaves unemployed people in its wake. So Roxanne “Roxy” Ganyo Worden is one of a couple dozen employees who have been treading water since the Bronze Boot closed down in May. She had been a waitress there for 33 years. That takes us back to 1979 when “the Boot” was in its heyday.
By Marilyn Hagerty , May 31, 2012
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JEFF TIEDEMAN: 'The Boot' had the best spinach in town
What I remember best about the Bronze Boot was the delicious spinach salad that came with your meal. There never was any question about what kind of salad Therese or I would order with our dinner. The salad was so good that the only place in town where I can find a better bowl of greens is at our house.
May 23, 2012
MARILYN HAGERTY: On Syttende mai, an Uff da for the closing of the Bronze Boot
Dear Shirley, Even though we are Danish, I have to admit that the Norwegians think of everything. This is Syttende mai — the Norwegian Independence Day — and they are serving lunch from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at their lodge at 1401 Ninth Ave. S. in Grand Forks.
By Marilyn Hagerty , May 16, 2012
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Grand Forks’ Bronze Boot restaurant, established 1954, is closed and for sale
Open since 1954, the Bronze Boot Steakhouse and Lounge in Grand Forks will not reopen anytime soon: It is for sale. The Bronze Boot was essentially forced to close by Grand Forks Public Health a week ago after a patron complained about the leaky roof.
By Herald Staff Report , May 16, 2012
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OUR OPINION: Here’s hoping the Boot stays alive and kicking
As the world now knows, Herald columnist Marilyn Hagerty sometimes writes in “North Dakota Nice” code. If she devotes most of her column to a restaurant’s napkins, decor, parking and other nonessentials, that might be because she’s too polite to write about the food.
But no one has needed codebooks to understand Marilyn’s columns about the Bronze Boot.
By Tom Dennis , May 10, 2012
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Bronze Boot closes in Grand Forks
A legendary Grand Forks eatery and bar has closed. The only question is will the Bronze Boot Steakhouse and Lounge re-open. The Bronze Boot closed its doors Tuesday afternoon after issues with leaking from its ceiling, according to Don Shields, director of the Grand Forks Public Health Department.
May 09, 2012
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THE EATBEAT: Bronze Boot makes meals seem like special occasion
An evening meal at “the Boot” is always on occasion. It comes as close to the old supper club ambience as you find.
By Marilyn Hagerty , August 17, 2011
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THE EATBEAT: Friendly servers make dining at Boot most pleasurable
The Boot was a good choice because it is predictable, and the quality of the food is consistent.
By Marilyn Hagerty , July 14, 2010
N.D. tax commissioner: State’s tax system helped get through recession
When it comes to North Dakota’s main sources of revenue, it’s perhaps easiest to think of the tax system as a “three-legged stool,” Tax Commissioner Cory Fong said Tuesday.
April 13, 2010
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THE EATBEAT: Bronze Boot stands the test of time as GF steakhouse
Like Whitey’s in East Grand Forks, the Bronze Boot on North Washington Street has stood the test of time. The Boot was founded in 1954 and was owned and operated for many years by the late Darcy Fonder.
By Marilyn Hagerty , February 25, 2009
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