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A new franchise is opening in the Twin Cities.

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Insult Minnesota at your own peril

The restaurant first opened in 1990.

The Minneapolis liquor store and cheese shop is stepping up its events and class offerings.

One of the stands had been in operation since 1929.

The Minnesota Department of Health has issued a warning.

There's no shortage of options for those looking for alternatives to cooking.

The business is partnering with a local baker and will become B&E Featuring Sweets By Diane.

BBQ Holdings acquired the brand as part of a larger deal.

"Unfortunately, we are unable to continue operating at this location," CHX's founders said.

The brand bills itself as "the first and only USDA-certified organic juice bar franchise."

The brewpub will also be revamping its entire menu.

Locations that used to stay open until the evening are now shutting their doors around lunch time.

Browns coach Kevin Stefanski got the acclaimed restaurant to cater dinner the night before.

The items get bundled together and delivered once a week, like an online farmers market.

A grand opening is planned for Saturday afternoon.

Five new tenants will open their doors in the near future.

There will never be enough pumpkin spice to satisfy the world.

The closure is "due to a lack of employees and applicants across the company," the manager wrote.

The dining room will open to all visitors again next month.

Minnesota has reported the second-most cases so far.

The restaurant has been a local favorite since 1957.

It would take over the former Champps space at Ridgedale Center.