Saint Marys Point
Saint Marys Point, MN · Food & Drink
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The Pulled Pork At This Hidden Gem BBQ Spot In Wisconsin Will Have You Licking Your Fingers
Not every great restaurant announces itself with fanfare, and sometimes the best meals happen in places that look completely ordinary from the outside. Big Guy’s BBQ Roadhouse in Hudson, Wisconsin is proof that a brick building with bold letters and a gravel parking lot can be hiding something truly extraordinary inside.
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This Unassuming Minnesota Restaurant Serves A Breakfast Of Champions That Will Blow Your Mind
Nobody ever wrote a great story about a morning they spent eating a sad granola bar over a kitchen sink, and yet here most of us are, doing exactly that. Lindas’ Cafe in Rogers, Minnesota exists to fix that problem, one extraordinary breakfast at a time. Here’s the thing...
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This Minnesota Restaurant Sets A Two-Hour Timer And Keeps Bringing Unlimited Grilled Meat Until It Runs Out
A robot shaped like a cat might roll up to your table with a tray of raw meat, and that’s only one part of the plan. Somebody starts a two-hour clock, and the grill in front of you becomes your personal project. I love the logic here. You pay...
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St. Paul’s Bewick is the Cadillac of All-Day Cafes
When Nicole Pederson-Bates and her husband, Andrew Bates, went to name their new St. Paul cafe, one obvious inspiration presented itself: the Bewick’s wren. The wren, whose name is pronounced like the car manufacturer, is a small, light brown, North American bird with a long tail it waves around a lot. These rare wrens form monogamous pairs and forage together, eventually building a nest along with their mates. Pederson-Bates, chef-owner of Bewick, and Bates, her managing partner, were building the cafe together in the Hamline-Midway neighborhood they call home; the name just made sense.
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Whiskey Inferno: Keep the fire burning
Whiskey Inferno brings premium steakhouse meats and classic smokehouse flavors to one restaurant, giving you the best of both worlds. The restaurant in Savage has been a community hub for eight years. Their landlord is selling the property, and without intervention, it could be redeveloped into a bank or other commercial use. The campaign's $500,000 goal is to cover the down payment so the restaurant owners can purchase the building themselves.