Saint Dinette owner opening Meyvn, a new deli and bagel shop in Minneapolis
Opening soon, a new deli and bagel shop with a cocktail bar at the corner of Lake Street and Bryant Avenue in Minneapolis.
It's called Meyvn, and it's being brought to the Lyn-Lake neighborhood by the team at St. Paul's wildly popular Lowertown restaurant Saint Dinette, owner Tim Niver, executive chef Adam Eaton, and general manager Laurel Elm.
Coming with them across the Mississippi is Eaton's signature Montreal-style bagels, which will be complimented by an array of deli meats and smoked fish.
Meyvn (901 W. Lake St.) will feature breakfast, lunch and dinner options, carry out services and a full bar. Niver tweeted that he hopes to open in June, at which point he'll have an indoor/outdoor bar and patio area.
MSP Magazine talked to Eaton, who's moving from Saint Dinette to Meyvn, who said that along with the bagels, customers can expect hot pastrami sandwiches, Eastern European-style pierogies, deli salads and "six or eight sorts of house-smoked fish."
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Montreal-style bagels are infused with honey, boiled and then baked in a wood-fired oven, giving them a crispy exterior and soft interior. Basically, Montreal bagels are sweeter than New York-style bagels.
Meyvn is hosting a job fair today (Friday) and again Monday.
The restaurant was originally going to be called "Maven," before the team decided to tweak it slightly.
The space it's moving into was formerly the home of Tinto, which has moved to 50th and Penn in south Minneapolis.
