Purpose Driven Restaurants News Today

Business owners in the Twin Cities are concerned about the effect rising crime seems to be having on their bottom line following the pandemic.

You can hear restauranteur Brian Ingram discuss how things have changed since the pandemic and the safety issues he has faced, including having the same criminal robbing and stealing from his seven restaurants and being back on the streets in 24-hours

You can hear restauranteur Brian Ingram discuss how things have changed since the pandemic and the safety issues he has faced, including having the same criminal robbing and stealing from his seven restaurants and being back on the streets in 24-hours

Chef Brian Ingram was invited to testify before a U.S. House subcommittee by Minnesota Rep. Tom Emmer.

Chef Brian Ingram was invited to testify before a U.S. House subcommittee by Minnesota Rep. Tom Emmer.

A new restaurant is spinning at the top of the Radisson in downtown Duluth. Apostle Supper Club opened Friday, taking the place of JJ Astor.

The Apostle opens at 5 p.m. and will add breakfast and lunch hours next month. Three percent of all sales at the restaurant are donated to Life House.

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The two restaurants in one of Duluth's signature building are getting facelifts and new names.

The Radisson's rotating restaurant will become The Apostle supper club and piano lounge this spring. When that restaurant's rebranding is finished, the first-floor Bowery Bros. Pub will become the False Eyedoll retro Tiki bar.