In recent years, several of the locally based coffeehouse chain's outlets have put on a different face as daylight grows dimmer, adding "wine/beer bar" to their raison d'être. That gives many urbanites (in Minneapolis, at least) and suburbanites (love the stately Smith Douglas More House digs in Eden Prairie) a chance to choose between a pick-me-up or a mellow-me-down in liquid form. Add tasty snacks, sammies and small bites, and really, what more is there to life? 337 Washington Av., Mpls.; 612-333-1711. 2528 Hennepin Av. S., Mpls.; 612-377-3176. 11 Water St., Excelsior; 952-401-8004. 8107 Eden Prairie Rd., Eden Prairie; 952-934-0145. 3841 St. Francis Blvd NW., Anoka; 763-323-6655. 20700 Chippendale Av. W., Farmington; 651-344-9974; dunnbros.com
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Dunn Bros isn’t just coffee anymore. Many locations now offer wine, beer and micro cocktails. (The Minnesota Star Tribune)
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