Grandma's sells ones of its Duluth restaurants to cannabis company
By Elliot Hughes
Published on April 29, 2026.
Grandma's Restaurant Group will close its Miller Hill restaurant in Duluth on May 3 due to shifting consumer habits, including late-night dining. The restaurant's building has been sold to Vireo Growth Inc., a cannabis company. The company is offering its employees opportunities to relocate to its other locations.
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