Many other Twin Cities restaurants have begun instituting similar fees over the years. Could they pose a legal issue?
Food + Restaurants
After a local test run last year, Minneapolis-based Hairless Dog Brewing is going national with a non-alcoholic craft beer.
Inside the world
of investors who
put up the cash
to create the
Twin Cities’
most precarious
businesses—
restaurants.
Drive-thrus are key revenue generators for many chain restaurants. So why did Minneapolis ban them?
A group of insiders gets real on the challenges facing the industry.
A taste of incubators, stores, and organizations helping to make local restaurants and food and beverage brands a reality.
State law will prohibit Two Harbors-based Castle Danger Brewery from selling growlers this fall.
Following its success as a food truck, Jinx Tea introduces first location in Linden Hills with a focus on crafted drinks and "clean" ingredients.
St. Paul welcomes BevSource’s new interactive taproom and beverage laboratory, where startups can refine new brews and the public can go for first sips.
The hospital features Hope Products on social media and will be adding their products to their mailer catalogs.
Cream & Amber, selling new and used books, is Mainstreet’s first independently owned bookstore in more than a decade.
Grocery stores, restaurants, and other businesses are closing their doors to the record-setting cold this week.
By adding "kitchen and bar" to their name, restaurants around the Twin Cities are hoping to recreate their image.
The Minneapolis craft meat startup is gearing up for a nationwide launch into Target stores.
The restaurant's sale augurs long-term change near the U.
The restaurant of the ’90s works to keep its relevance.
The former basketball star—and ex-husband of Kim Kardashian—is moving into a new career with Crisp and Green, the Wayzata-based healthy fast casual eatery.
After rebranding its snack bars, sales are on the rise for Five Friends Food.