Restaurant roundup: Aster House debuts on Main Street, Walkin' Dog returns to downtown Minneapolis

• The space will also have a stage for live entertainment, but unlike Aster Café's near-daily music, owner Jeff Arundel plans to book only 2-3 acts per month for the 200-seat space.
• Take a look inside via our Instagram.

What we're watching: Arundel is also preparing to open a private club in the basement with a sparingly-shared password that would change each month, he told reporters Monday.

In other restaurant news...

🌭 Hot dog stand Walkin' Dog is coming back inside Northstar Center in downtown Minneapolis. Though the original owner has since retired, he licensed the brand and will serve as a consultant, according to the Minnesota Star Tribune.

🍤 Lagniappe, the Creole restaurant from the owners of distillery Du Nord, is now open inside Lake Street's Coliseum building. Expect New Orleans fare like shrimp and grits, crayfish and gulf oysters; walk-ins welcome.

🍸 Tattersall's cocktail room is coming to an end. After announcing in February it would shut down the Northeast location, its last day will be Nov. 30, per its Instagram.

☕️ Hola Coffee, the mobile coffee cart that frequented North Loop earlier this year, opened a brick-and-mortar shop in Northeast Minneapolis late last month, per Downtown Voices.

🌮 Los Ocampo is gearing up to open its new location on Marshall Avenue in St. Paul, it announced on social media. Expect an official opening next month.