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Jul142020

Northeast Minneapolis' Central N.E. Restaurant to Open July 16

Morrissey Hospitality announces Central N.E. will open Thursday, July 16th to serve the Minneapolis community. Located in the heart of NE Minneapolis at 700 Central Avenue NE, this new restaurant will be serving elevated American cuisine made from scratch and innovative cocktails made with Minnesota spirits.

Central N.E.’s carefully crafted menu features a variety of small plates that offer a smattering of delicious bites in perfect portions before diving into other dishes to further tantalize your taste buds. The open kitchen allows for the culinary to infuse seamlessly with the dining room and bar. The counter seating even allows for a front row seat into the culinary orchestra.

“Morrissey Hospitality is thrilled to be in partnership with Andy and Mary at Central N.E. Their passion for the neighborhood and business aligns with our passion for providing high quality food, drinks, and authentic hospitality. The Northeast neighborhood is animated and energetic, and we look forward to being a part of this community and add more energy to the neighborhood,” said Elizabeth Morrissey-Brown, Principal at Morrissey Hospitality.

“The mouthwatering craft cocktails or the vibrant dining and bar space might draw you in to Central N.E., but the familiar flavors, warm ambiance, and friendly service is what will make you a regular,” said Elizabeth.

Central N.E. owners, Mary and Andy Cohen, are excited to open their new restaurant. “We are very pleased to serve the NE neighborhood and beyond with our new concept - Central NE. We are excited about both food and beverage menus, created with the neighborhood in mind and executed with the experience and expertise Morrissey Hospitality brings to the table. We look forward to welcoming diners and hope that this spot will be a place for the neighborhood to enjoy for years to come.”

Central N.E. will open with their dinner menu available for in-store dining and take out which includes gluten friendly and vegan friendly items. Central N.E. has hopes to expand into brunch and lunch service in the future.

Call (612) 354-7947 for reservations, https://www.central-ne.com

Hours Of Operation:

Restaurant / Kitchen / Bar/ Patio:

Sunday & Monday    closed

Tuesday – Saturday   4:00 pm – 8:00 pm

(take-out also available via website or phone # above)

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