Joy Summers is a reporter for the Star Tribune, focusing on local news and events in the Minneapolis and Minnesota area. With a passion for food and dining, Joy's articles highlight the best restaurants, bars, and culinary experiences in the Twin Cities. Her work has also been featured in Yahoo News, Telegraph Herald, and Hastings Tribune Newspaper.
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Joy Summers' articles predominantly cover local restaurant and bar scenes in the Twin Cities area, focusing on new openings, closures, and food reviews. She also features event coverage related to the dining industry. To reach out effectively to Joy, consider pitching stories about unique or trendsetting restaurants or bars in the Minneapolis-St. Paul area. Additionally, providing insights into emerging food trends or exclusive access to upcoming restaurant openings might capture her interest.
Given her focus on private sector announcements and press releases along with themes covering house & home as well as food & beverage, she may be interested in pitches related to innovative culinary experiences such as pop-up dining events or unique home cooking trends that are gaining popularity locally.
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Plus, an Old World bread-inspired bakery opening, pouring one out for a Lyndale Avenue icon and more restaurant news.
By: Nancy Ngo, Joy Summers, Sharyn Jackson
The season for cardamom bread, comfort food and a dish as bright as Bentleyville’s holiday lights.
By: Sharyn Jackson, Joy Summers, Nancy Ngo
Among them: Creative drinks, great service and stellar soundtracks. The craft is back in cocktails It's OK for a drink to take a little time.
A life-threatening illness forced the chef to let go of what he thought he wanted: to build a love letter to his family’s legacy.
Plus: A new date night spot in Highland Park, a Chinese bakery opens on University Avenue and more restaurant news.
By: Sharyn Jackson, Nicole Hvidsten, Joy Summers
The traditional holiday mainstay is being championed and reinvented by local eateries.
The nomadic restaurant switches to in-home feasts and catering.
Drive-in burgers, family-fun pizzas, a vintage Homer Hanky and a side of fries gave us cozy eating feels.
Nostalgia is front and center as Mickey's Diner, Forepaugh's, Annie's Parlour and more reopened.
By: Nicole Hvidsten, Joy Summers, Nancy Ngo, Sharyn Jackson
Lefse-wrapped Swedish wontons, a soothing bowl of rice porridge and a gravy-laden commercial filled our week with comfort and warmth.
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