After two decades in business in St. Paul’s Lowertown, Black Dog Cafe announced on its Facebook page Sunday that it is now closed but will briefly open so customers can raise a goodbye drink later this month.
“We are grateful for each and everyone of you that has walked through these doors,” the post said. “We have loved you as best we could.”
The owners were not available for comment Sunday.
The notice invited people to “join us for a dram or a drink and a goodbye” on Jan. 15.
The Prince Street business, located near St. Paul Farmers Market Square, Union Depot and CHS Field, gave no indication of the upcoming closure in a New Year’s Day post.
According to its website, Black Dog was “an unpretentious, all-day gathering spot” that opened in 1998 as a “little coffee bar” and evolved into a venue known for live music nearly every night.
The cafe featured jazz, world, roots and bluegrass music and was particularly known for its “Saturday Night Jazz at the Black Dog,” featuring the best veteran jazz musicians in the Twin Cities and up-and-coming jazz musicians.
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