It's one of the most recognizable and prolific chains in the world.
But when it started 31 years ago, it was a quaint little coffee shop. On Dec. 12, the original Caribou Coffee will close.
A listing by Colliers shows that the first Caribou, located in the 103-year old Sunnyside Shoppes strip mall at 44th Street and France Avenue, is up for lease.
Kim and John Puckett opened the shop in Dec. 1992. It's been a mainstay on the bustling edge of the Linden Hills neighborhood since then.
Caribou, which has more than 600 locations in 11 countries, couldn't be reached for comment. The chain, now merged with Panera and Einstein Bros. Bagels as part of Panera Brands, recently closed 8 locations in downtown Minneapolis.
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