St. Paul brunch favorite The Buttered Tin to open Minneapolis location
Alicia Hinze s breakfast spot and bakery is heading to Northeast.
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The Buttered Tin, which has become one of St. Paul s favorite breakfast spots since opening in Lowertown in 2013, is planning to open a new location in Minneapolis.
The restaurant and bakery owned by Alicia Hinze has announced Tuesday that it will open in late July in the Gateway Northeast Building at 2445 Northeast Marshall St., opposite Betty Danger s Animal Farm (more on that here).
In a press release, Hinze said the similarities between Lowertown and Northeast Minneapolis – both home to large, vibrant artist communities – were a factor in the site selection.
Betty Danger s reopens with new Orwellian theme
Betty Danger s Country Club is now Betty Danger s Animal Farm.
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The former Betty Danger s Country Club is now a political satire-filled bar/restaurant called Betty Danger s Animal Farm, based on the George Orwell novel of the same name.
After announcing last summer she was putting the country club-themed Northeast Minneapolis restaurant on the market for $5.2 million, owner Leslie Bock has instead remade it into a campy dystopian and politically inspired bar/restaurant, according to the website. It is part bar, part art, part restaurant, part amusement for ADULTS and mature young adults. It exists to make your life a little less dull. It’s a satirical artistic interpretation of Orwell’s
Marah Evans
Friday of Homegrown Week saw another night of live performances at Earth Rider Brewery festival grounds for their Starfire Unofficial Birthday Bash, and it was Duluth Homegrown Music Festival founder Scott “Starfire” Lunt’s actual birthday, which made everything even more festive. If it seemed as if more people than usual were clad in flannel, blame item #31 from the Unofficial Homegrown Scavenger Hunt task list, “Flannel Day!” The hunt continues through Sunday at 4pm.
The food truck of the day, Oasis del Norte, was on hand and the sun was shining as Kyle Ollah started the evening off with his rootsy folk trio, featuring Clancy Ward on fiddle and Jen Krussow on upright bass. Meanwhile, inside the Cedar Lounge, Ingeborg van Aggasiz was performing for her regular Friday residency, sharing a mix of originals and covers of tunes including Bob Dylan’s “Abandoned Love” and The Replacements’ “Swingin’ Party.”
Legendary $1.55M Lake Harriet house is Old World in front, modern in back The distinctive house with two contrasting aesthetics is an iconic home overlooking Lake Harriet. February 1, 2021 4:53am Text size Copy shortlink:
Putting ultramodern additions on traditional older houses is increasingly common these days. But it was unusual in the 1980s when Dolly Fiterman, the late philanthropist, art dealer/collector and gallery owner, put a very contemporary-style addition onto the back of her stately vintage home overlooking Lake Harriet.
Fiterman and her late husband had raised their daughter in the original house, a Mediterranean Colonial designed by architect Albert Van Dyke, a former associate of Harry Wild Jones (designer of the chapel at Lakewood Cemetery).