What’s believed to be Minnesota’s oldest Dairy Queen, located in Rochester, is serving up ice cream novelties once again. The North Broadway shop opened this week. It was put up for sale in March 2024, after serving chilled favorites by the same family since 1947.

A historic Minnesota Dairy Queen will reopen this summer originally appeared on Bring Me The News. An iconic Rochester Dairy Queen will reopen this summer, with a new family taking the helm for the first time in 78 years.

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Minnesota's oldest Dairy Queen reopened under new management in Rochester on Wednesday morning. The North Broadway Avenue location reopened at 11 a.m. by the Pierson family, the shop's new owners.

A historically tasty Rochester landmark is expected to re-open and start serving up familiar ice cream treats “very soon.”

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