Big Wood Brewery hopes to set up a taproom in White Bear Lake (zoning code update required), Northgate Brewing is opening early this fall in Northeast and will make English session beers, DeRusha digs Cafe Levain and praises the short rib burger, a construction boom in Lowertown could bring some new restaurants and bars, Madison will soon be home to a local grenadine by Quince and Apple and a Death’s Door Spirits distillery, and why you should grill clams, cheese, and other crazy stuff.
A Crafty Lass teaches us about the wonders of mint sugar, a fat courageous woman on a motorized scooter is angry that she can’t get White Castle sliders at the late night drive-through, there’s a new hibachi menu at the newly relocated Sushi Tango (intriguing!), Surly Darkness Day returns (kinda), a chowhound gives it to W.A. Frost (“It’s a beautiful space. I’ll return when a restaurant takes over that isn’t staffed by jerks”), the Washington County Historical Society has the right idea about history and is doing a beer tasting June 27 in Scandia, and the winner of the Surly beer coaster design contest is announced.
Tags: craft beer, Darkness, hibachi, mint, morning roundup, Surly, Sushi Tango, w. a. frost, White Castle
Maybe it would be more appropriate to say “a woman with a disability on a motorized scooter is angry…” She has a disability that has rendered her unable to walk, which is probably why she has put on the weight.
“a fat woman on a motorized scooter is angry that she can’t get White Castle sliders at the late night drive-through”
Why did you describe the woman as “fat”? There are a lot of overweight and obese people. Will you be describing them as fat when writing about them?