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Butcher & the Boar will make a comeback with new ownership - Vimarsana News

Butcher & the Boar will make a comeback with new ownership

Butcher & the Boar will make a comeback with new ownership Local hospitality company Jester Concepts has bought the brand. The new location is still being determined. Author: After succumbing to the pandemic, Butcher & the Boar has been revived by new ownership.  Twin Cities hospitality company Jester Concepts – which owns acclaimed restaurants including P.S. Steak, Monello, Constantine, and Borough/Parlour – announced Friday it has bought the brand, though no reopening date has been set as it is still seeking a location.   Formerly located on Hennepin Avenue in downtown Minneapolis, B...

Minneapolis restaurant Butcher & the Boar is reopening under new ownership - Vimarsana News

Minneapolis restaurant Butcher & the Boar is reopening under new ownership

Mpls. restaurant Butcher & the Boar will reopen in new spot under new ownership Jester Concepts plans to bring back greatest hits from meat-and-whiskey haven.  February 26, 2021 — 3:00pm Text size Copy shortlink: A beloved Minneapolis restaurant is coming back from the dead. Butcher & the Boar closed last fall after eight years anchoring the corner of 12th Street and Hennepin Avenue in downtown Minneapolis. Now, the Minneapolis-based restaurant group Jester Concepts is resurrecting it. Under the tutelage of owner Brent Frederick,...

New Minneapolis law caps third-party food service delivery fees - Vimarsana News

New Minneapolis law caps third-party food service delivery fees

Updated: 3:13 PM CST December 21, 2020 MINNEAPOLIS — Starting Wednesday, Dec. 23, third-party food delivery services will no longer be able to charge more than a 15% delivery fee in Minneapolis. Mayor Jacob Frey signed an Emergency Regulation Monday which keeps any food delivery service from charging more than 15%. According to a press release from the mayor's office, some restaurants were being charged up to 40% by some services. “Our restaurants have stepped up to continue serving their communities while safeguarding the health of their employees and customers,” said F...

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