Thanks to the Norway House program, Røros butter is making its American debut in the Twin Cities.
Food + Restaurants
Even before Covid-19 decimated the hospitality industry, minimum wage increases appear to have driven a drop in restaurant jobs in both Minneapolis and St. Paul, according to new studies by the Minneapolis Fed.
The fast food chain is releasing an “extremely limited” line of fry-flavored vodkas, and it tapped two Minneapolis companies to help.
The Dundas orchard and cidery shares the three hard ciders people can't get enough of this fall.
Buffalo Wild Wings, Sonic Drive-In, and Jimmy John’s have filed suits against a group of meat suppliers for allegedly conspiring to artificially inflate the cost of pork.
The developers behind the Prospect Park food hall hope to show there's "life on this side of the transitway."
A local entrepreneur's 30,000-square-food mixed-use space is on the frontlines of west downtown Minneapolis' redevelopment.
When the business is family owned, every challenge becomes personal.
Rural restaurants are a tough sell, even when you’re a local institution with decades under your belt.
The NULEEV wellness brand makes its debuts at Mall of America with a collection of more than 70 products made from Minnesota-grown hemp.
Get products from local farmers and artisanal food vendors year-round—without leaving the house.
Starting Oct. 1, the airline will begin selling vodka from Du Nord Social Spirits, the first Black-owned distillery in the nation.
From spa to fast-casual dining, these local businesses are set for national expansion.
How the downtown Minneapolis nightclub remains an island in a sea of violence.
The private downtown club's latest overhaul has the same goal as all the previous ones—stave off obsolescence.
Nellie’s Ice Cream in St. Paul reveals its hottest chill-outs.
Minneapolis companies Border Foods and Vertical Works lead the way in testing a new drive-thru concept focused on speed.
The brands’ parent company JAB Holding Co. is reorganizing its fast-casual brands to help “fuel growth.”