food and drink

Minnesota's farmers markets are back for the season, all 400-plus of them, pumping an estimated $184 million into the economy statewide. Here is how to find the one nearest you, whether you are home, at the cabin, or headed Up North.

This humble St. Paul bar just landed atop Esquire's 2026 best bars in America list, ahead of New York and Miami hot spots. From its bocce courts to the best Bloody Mary their editor ever tasted, here are all the reasons why.

Wisconsin knows how to celebrate beer, and these 6 popular beer festivals happening from June through August prove it. From Eagle River to Madison, here's your guide to the best craft beer events in the state this summer.

Imagine a place where every sip feels like a mini vacation, right here in Duluth. The Club One Under Rooftop Tiki Bar could just be your new favorite spot.

The iconic Buckhorn Supper Club in Milton, Wisconsin has been a Lake Koshkonong landmark since the 1930s. Now, after being owned by the same family for nearly three decades and two generations, it's on the market.

After 177 years, the beer that made Milwaukee famous will soon be gone. But Wisconsin isn't letting it go quietly, and there's still a chance to get the historic last batch.

Did you know the ice cream sundae was invented in Wisconsin? Needless to say, there are countless places to get great ice cream in the state, and these are the best.

The 13th Anniversary of Bent Paddle's Festiversary is set for May 9 in Duluth. Here are all the beverages, bands, and food you can enjoy this year, and a chance to win tickets.

A sure sign that summer is on the way is here. The Portland Malt Shoppe is ready to mix up amazing treats again in Duluth. Here are their hours of operation for the 2026 season.

From the shores of Lake Superior to the streets of the Twin Cities, these are the best places for ice cream, based on customer reviews and more.

Dangerous amounts of lead were discovered during routine testing of the nuggets, which were shipped to Walmart stores nationwide.

It's nationwide Class I recall, the most serious type. Eating any of the recalled Asian-style entrees could cause serious internal injury.