First health inspection under a new food license and restaurant construction permit records every week: business name, address, filing date, a link to the government record. No Minnesota feed publishes a phone number. For lenders: new restaurants that may need financing.
2 of 3 new filings from the Nov 9, 2026 edition. Filings, not confirmed openings.
Business
City
What was filed
Source date
Contact in the Excel
Restaurant project at 4306 UPTON AVE S
Minneapolis
Construction permit
Nov 3, 2026
None published yet
Mother Dough - Usbc
Minneapolis
New restaurant license
Oct 28, 2026
None published yet
The Excel adds the address, the government link and any phone, email or website the business publishes: 0 of 27 Minnesota records in this edition have one.
Minneapolis, Minnesota. City table reloaded weekly (Fridays), checked daily.
Restaurants, cafes, bars and bakeries in Minneapolis whose food license has its first health inspection in the city's records in the last 90 days, dated by that inspection, with the city's risk level. The city's records run from January 2023 and it publishes no license or opening date, so a record is a new restaurant or an existing one under a new owner, who holds a new license; an inspection date is not an opening date. The city publishes no phone. Food trucks, caterers, grocery and meat markets, institutions, shared commissary kitchens, and by name company dining rooms, store and hotel counters, stadiums, theaters, schools and stores are left out, and so is a license under a person's own name.
Minneapolis, Minnesota. City table reloaded daily, checked daily.
Building, plumbing and mechanical permits issued by Minneapolis Construction Code Services whose filed scope of work names a restaurant, cafe, bakery, taproom or similar premises, or whose plan review lists occupancy A-2, the building-code class for restaurants and bars: build-outs, remodels, additions and kitchen plumbing, from issue through final inspection. The permit record does not name the restaurant operator or publish a phone; any business named in the scope text is as the applicant wrote it. Residential work, temporary structures, cancelled permits and conversions of a former restaurant to another use are left out. A permit is not a confirmed opening.
When FranBizNetwork, the brokerage that runs Restaurant Intel, closes the sale of a franchise restaurant in Minnesota, the sold location is in the report too: address, brand, close date and the business phone when the brokerage has it. It is our own sale record, not a government filing, and the row says so. Never the buyer, seller or price.
Outside Minneapolis, Minnesota has SBA 7(a) financing approvals as background, plus any franchise restaurant FranBizNetwork sold there.
Only what these registers publish, on the publisher's own schedule.
Phone numbers: a Minnesota row needs a lookup before a call, from the name, address and government link.
Loan requests. A filing shows activity, not a need for a loan; an ownership change is not a business for sale, and a franchise or chain is labeled, not removed.