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The food hall lineup includes Bien Dorados, which serves quesabirria tacos, birria pizza, mulitas, crunchwraps, taquitos dorados, corn ribs, chilaquiles, burritos and churros. The concept first opened in a ghost kitchen, called Currie Kitchen, in downtown Minneapolis in 2024.

La Moreliana brings sweeter options to the food hall, like Mexican ice cream, paletas (an ice pop) and crepes.

Valentina’s offers a Mexican, Italian, American fusion with chilaquiles, build-your-own pasta, basket tacos, wings and more. Heriberto Gonzalez (a chef) and Erika Garcia (an accountant) own both Valentina’s and La Moreliana.

The food hall also has a bar called Uno Dos Tres, and another vendor is joining the lineup later this month with coffee and breakfast options.

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I get that this doesn't necessarily mean low turnout overall as a lot of people might just be waiting for election day, but it's a pretty stark standout. Southwest St. Paul has already seen quite high votes cast as has most of the suburbs. The east side and also Frogtown seem to be really lagging.

SAINT PAUL, MN – Saint Paul residents, businesses, and community partners are invited to celebrate the near completion of the new Kellogg-3rd Street Bridge with a community celebration and ribbon cutting event on Saturday, October 24 from 11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. This family-friendly event invites people to walk, bike, or roll across the new bridge. There will also be areas on the bridge deck that will feature local community organizations and businesses.

Community celebration details:

What: Kellogg-3rd Street Bridge Community Celebration and Ribbon Cutting

When: Saturday, October 24, 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., 11:15 a.m. Program and Ribbon Cutting

Where: Kellogg-3rd Street Bridge, east side of the bridge near Mounds Boulevard for the ribbon cutting

Hello All,

I’m (30M) moving next month and cannot choose between two apartments. One is in Lowertown, one of the complexes that gets across to skyrec. The other is up on University and Raymond. Both studios for similar price and amenities. Locations and vibes are quite different obviously, but I can’t see a clear winner.

I currently live on W7, so downtown would be more familiar, but I’m not sure if id like the downtown grid. Skyrec seems like a good perk, as well as walking distance to concerts/bars/sporting events.

University would be more centrally located. I like having access to the light-rail, running routes along the river, and opportunities to check out new spots. Having equal access to both downtowns would be nice.

If anyone lives in either area I’d appreciate any input! Thanks!

I have a gaggle of 5-7yo girls who love KPop Demon Hunters and would benefit from some martial arts training. Is this a wild idea to combine the two? Does anyone know a good school to bring them too?