New Bradstreet Craftshouse Announces Mid-January Opening
Bradstreet Cocktails at Bradstreet
We've been stalking the new Uptown Bradstreet Craftshouse going into the old Rye Deli space, and while menus listing corned beef and rye were still on the facade just a few days ago, the team has announced a mid-January opening on the restaurant's Facebook page, with the inevitable quip: "Hopefully no one takes New Year's resolutions of austerity and restraint too seriously!"
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UPDATE: Bradstreet Craftshouse will move into former Rye Deli space
And inevitably the answer is: Don't worry, we won't. 
Bradstreet, formerly in the Graves Hotel (now Loews) was one of the trailblazers in bringing pre-Prohibition cocktail culture to the Twin Cities. The low-lit modernist room was gorgeous and the cocktail program represented what tweezer-plating is to cuisine. In other words: forward-thinking, steadfast, and exquisite.
We've got high hopes for the new location. Like the former spot, it will be a bar first and foremost, with mixologists creating artisan cocktails made from hand-pressed juices and house-made bitters. There will also be a small-plates menu of dishes to pair with the drinks.
The new space will be open daily from 3 p.m. to close, with brunch on weekends.
Bradstreet also published a copy of the floorplans (pictured above) on the Facebook page and noted that the Lowry Neighborhood Association is in support of the plan.
As are we.
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