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Mapleview, MN · Food & Drink
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Chipotle is officially coming to Dundas
Chipotle is officially coming to Dundas. Construction on the development at 855 Cannon Court is expected to start Monday, Oct. 19, according to partner David Carland of Wayzata-based Venture Partners, LLC. Carland told KYMN Radio that the location is expected to open in late spring 2027. Carland said the project...
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This Tiny Minnesota Bakery Makes Donuts Worth Taking The Long Way Home For
A plain glazed donut can be a good reason to change your route. At Bloedow Bakery in Winona, visitors praise the light dough, maple long johns, and treats they remember from childhood. This small, family-owned bakery has been around since 1924. For Minnesota donut fans, it offers a sweet reason...
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Second chance on Second Street
(ABC 6 News) – Saints on Second has reopened after closing in March for renovations, bringing a refreshed space and updated menu to its location across from St. Mary’s Hospital. The restaurant now features new dishes and a new dining experience for restaurant goers. Watch the video above...
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Fari ‘BOO’ Downtown Bar Crawl to bring costumed fun for adults
Four attendees of last year’s Fari “BOO” Bar Crawl gather at the Paradise Center for the Arts while dressed as Minions from the Despicable Me movie franchise. In its third year, the Paradise has added two more bars to the crawl. The Paradise Center for the Arts is collaborating with five local bars for their its annual Fari “BOO” downtown bar crawl Oct. 30. The bar crawl will include Boxers, the Elks Lodge, the American Legion, Our Place on 3rd, and Crooked Pint. The entry fee is $12 per person. Attendees are encouraged to dress up and partake in a costume contest, with judges at all five bars and a grand prize of $500. “I just enjoy seeing the creativity and people out having fun,” Paradise director Julie Fakler said. The bar crawl is the brain child of Faribault native Sara Caron, who came up with the idea after remembering a similar Halloween bar crawl from her time living in Whitefish, Montana. “People lined the streets,” Caron said. “It was so much fun.” After moving back to Faribault and becoming involved with the Paradise, Caron started the annual bar crawl in 2024 to recapture that energy in town, with the
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Saints on Second Bar & Grill reopens in the Rochester
(ABC 6 News) – Saints on Second Bar & Grill has reopened in Rochester after closing for renovations. The restaurant has plenty to offer including a revamped menu. Saints on Second Bar & Grill is across from Saint Marys Hospital, inside the Courtyard by Marriott.
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This Unassuming Rochester, Minnesota Bakery Is Worth A Special Food-Filled Trip
Rochester has plenty of reasons to draw visitors, but few are as easy to love as a good bakery. This unassuming Rochester, Minnesota spot proves that the best pastry cases often sit behind the plainest storefronts. Loaves come out of the oven early, crackling as they cool on the racks....
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People Drive From All Over Minnesota For The Prime Rib At This Small-Town Supper Club
Some meals are worth a long drive down country roads, and folks across Minnesota seem to agree about a certain old-school dining spot tucked away in the fields. It has been serving hearty plates for decades, and the prime rib alone has earned it a reputation that stretches far beyond its quiet corner of the state.
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Saints on Second reopens in downtown Rochester
ROCHESTER, Minn. (KIMT) - Saints on Second is welcoming customers back after months of renovations, reopening its doors in downtown Rochester as construction on the Link Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) project continues to affect travel through the area. The restaurant and the adjoining Courtyard by Marriott closed in March 2026...
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Former Cheap Charlie’s building being demolished in downtown Rochester
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Popular Mazeppa restaurant announces new name, relocation to Rochester
A year after announcing its plans to close on the shores of Lake Zumbro, the owners of a Mazeppa restaurant has revealed the business will live on – but in Rochester. The Pondy Restaurant & Bar told its customers last fall that impact of inflation on food prices combined with the customer slow-down at the end of the summer season meant that 2026 would be its last year in Mazeppa.