A laid-back New American spot serving inventive small plates and craft cocktails in an upscale yet casual atmosphere, perfect for a fun night out.
"Brace for a major shift in Minneapolis dining on Lyndale as chef Jim Christiansen will close his revolutionary Heyday restaurant and split the space into two entirely new eateries. Dara Moskowitz Grumdahl of Mpls/St. Paul Magazine reports that the revered restaurant that has occupied 2700 Lyndale Avenue S since April 2014 will cease operations on June 9. At that time, the team which includes Christiansen, co-owner Mike Prickett, and manager Dani Megears Spa will begin a major renovation and add a second kitchen to create not one, but two restaurants that will open some time in the fall." - Joy Summers
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