It doesn’t need to be a ball of flame to be noticed. “Moonshine, you fill up the empty, dark space- like the moon owns the sky. Sometimes, the greatest love stories flourish in tragedy. When life throws a curveball at All Saints’ golden boy, he’s forced to realize not all knights are heroes. This daredevil hell-raiser could knock you up with his gaze alone, but he only has eyes for the girl across the street: Luna.īut Luna is not who she used to be. Knight Cole is everyone’s favorite football hero. Underneath the meek, tomboy exterior everyone loves (yet pities) is a girl who knows exactly what, and who, she wants-namely, the boy from the treehouse who taught her how to curse in sign language.

Luna Rexroth is everyone’s favorite wallflower. Ours had torn chapters, missing paragraphs, and a bittersweet ending. Not all love stories are written the same way.

What's next: Renovations are underway now but expect a mid-June opening, he added.Broken Knight is the second book in the All Saints High Series by L.J.

'I think there's been a feeling that lunch wouldn't work on Nicollet now that less people go downtown for work, but I think there's still a demand during the day for smaller portions and lighter prices,' Wollenzien said.

Yes, and: Luna & the Bear will be open for brunch, lunch and dinner right away, with hours until midnight on weekends.

Plans are still in the works for the space's side room, but expect a happy hour at its additional bar.

The two will keep the bones of the restaurant intact, including the beloved dog-friendly patio, and add some industrial elements like new lighting and booths.

Eat Street Social's longtime chef Geoff Little will run the kitchen. What to expect: Classic tavern cuisine like burgers, salads and sandwiches, plenty of shareables and a strong bar program with cocktails and wines, Wollenzien told Axios. The 200-seat restaurant's name comes from Wollenzien and Eells' dogs, Luna and Bear, and the 'loosely dog-themed' decor will feature wallpaper and portraits of pups.The former Eat Street Social restaurant, just steps from Nicollet Avenue, will become Luna & the Bear, a dog-inspired tavern from the duo behind Coalition Restaurant.ĭriving the news: Eli Wollenzien and Deacon Eells, co-owners of Red Sauce Rebellion, Coalition and Buster's, are in the process of refreshing the West 26th Street space that housed Eat Street Social for 11 years before it closed in March.

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