Betty Danger's finally sells — Ferris wheel and all

Betty Danger's, the Northeast Minneapolis restaurant with a Ferris wheel, has finally sold.

Why it matters: The eye-catching "country club" and mini-golf course has sat mostly vacant since August 2022 as owner Leslie Bock has tried to unload it.

The latest: She finally did, at a price of $3.5 million, according to a real estate filing. Bock had originally listed it at $5.2 million in 2020.

• The buyer is an entity tied to Joe Radaich, who also operates Como Tap (formerly Sporty's Pub) near the University of Minnesota, according to the Minneapolis/St. Paul Business Journal.

What we're watching: What the buyer does with the restaurant, as well as the Ferris wheel. When Bock put the buildings on the market, she said she was selling the real estate but not the business or brand, according to KARE 11.

• We're also watching what happens with Bock's other Northeast restaurant, Psycho Suzi's, which likewise has been for sale since 2022.
• That listing is still active.