Sneak Peek: Lutunji?s Palate Bakery and Caf? in Minneapolis
A local baker is opening her first storefront thanks in part to community funding. Lutunji?s Palate Bakery and Caf? is on the main floor of the Gatsby Apartments in the Elliot Park Neighborhood of Downtown Minneapolis. Lutunji Abram has been baking cobbler since she was a child, but she?s flipped the script on traditional cobbler by making them vegan. Her cobbler is now in six Lunds & Byerlys across the Twin Cities and she?ll still sell her products at the local farmers markets where she got her start. Her new shop will also have vegan ice cream and a coffee bar. Doors opens May 14th at 10am.
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