We’re Open: Mini Melanie
Although Mini Melanie had to close its Manhattan location doors at the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic, the local business is adapting to the times, making sure customers still get their chocolate fix.
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Mar 17, 2021, 12:04 AM
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Updated 1,368 days ago
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547ds agoA Brooklyn company founded by two sisters is putting a smile on people’s faces, one bite at a time.
Although Mini Melanie had to close its Manhattan location doors at the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic, the local business is adapting to the times, making sure customers still get their chocolate fix.
News 12’s Emily Lorsch details how they’re satisfying locals’ sweet tooth and more.
