Tag: Business
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Jazz Cabbage cannabis dispensary and lounge now open in Lowertown St. Paul
Jazz Cabbage cannabis dispensary has opened in the former Kat-Keys building in St. Paul’s Lowertown and has a special permit allowing it to operate a consumption lounge. Read more
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Owl’s Eye Art Collective expands programming at new home
Owl’s Eye has relocated in St. Paul’s Lowertown and is now offering expanded art classes and screen printing services, as well as coworking space. Read more
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Local bakery Albright’s Delights expands
Decadent pastries crafted with mouth-watering layers of buttery dough and stuffed with sweet fillings are just a short drive away, and soon there will be more to go around. South St. Paul residents Danae and Ryan Albright recently signed a lease for a commercial kitchen in the 5th Avenue Plaza shopping center Read more
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Meritage Underground and Pearl Speakeasy open in former jazz club venue
The intimate venue nestled in the lower level of the Hamm Building that once hosted world class jazz musicians is now offering an eclectic mix of food and entertainment. You’ll find Read more
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Newly opened Joey Mansion offers furniture and rare finds
Stepping into Joey Mansion is like walking back in time, and you never know what you’re going to find. One is immediately engulfed in a world where nearly everything has a deeper Read more
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Café Milagro now open in St. Paul’s West Side
The former bubble-gum pink storefront next to El Burrito Mercado on Cesar Chavez Street has been painted the color of a coffee bean and is now buzzing with activity as Café Milagro. Inside, low-hanging Read more
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New café open at Landmark Center; patio on the way
St. Paul native Joe Ruhland recently opened Jenni’s Café in the newly remodeled café space at Landmark Center, and he brought his family with him. Wife Jen, the namesake Read more
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Southview “66” celebrates milestone
On June 20, Southview “66” Servicenter will celebrate 50 years of serving the residents of South St. Paul and the surrounding communities. Owner Steve Mankowski said he has built Read more
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Nipp’s Service to close after 80 years
When Louie Nipp decided to open Nipp’s DX service station in the spring of 1946 on the corner of Southview Boulevard and Seventh Avenue in South St. Paul, he had one small problem: he needed a mechanic. His first call was to his son Robert, who was away at college studying to be an electrician.… Read more