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I really miss living there. I wish there was some affordable housing near Wayzata boulevard! Right after we moved, my house was demolished and someone built a new house over it.

I grew up in Wayzata, but live in Orange County in southern California now. I try and make it back to Wayzata as often as I can to see family, friends, and the such. It seems like every time I come back there's a new restaurant, bar, or shop that has opened in downtown Wayzata.

From what I remember from my last visit, the most recent new openings were:
COV
6 Smith
People's Organic

I wasn't able to make it in to try any of these new restaurants/bars, but would like to on my next visit. Does anyone have comments or opinions on these places?