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After work today, I met my former boss for drinks at a new place in northeast Minneapolis called Red Stag<\/a>. The restaurant is a hip update of the cozy supper clubs that you find in small towns across the Upper Midwest. The interior decor has a North Woods feel with exposed rafters and earthy tones, but I don’t think you’ll find many traditional supper clubs that feature a cucumber-and-melon martini on their menus. You also won’t find many other supper clubs that are LEED-certified<\/a> as a environmentally-friendly establishment. I didn’t eat anything, but the smelt fries and cheese tray looked quite scrumptious. <\/p>\n

MaryAlice, my former boss, said to me, “You should love this place, Mark. It has all the charm of Wisconsin without actually having to go there.”<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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