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Best music venue in the Twin Cities! And it also has the sexiest bathroom grotto ever.
Ask an employee to show you the second floor 'Briefing Room' (Business Center). Once upstairs, looking through a wall of glass, you'll be able to see the green roof and the sky light of the building.
Foodies will appreciate the exceptional dishes,notable wine list and even my fav apps: mini burgers w fries & hollandaise or healthier option: ahi tuna w apple coleslaw. 5stars Scallops wrapped bacon
Great people watching, window shopping and now beautiful holiday decorations. Check out the Target Holidazzle parades every weekend until Christmas.
Guy Fieri found great food at the most unexpected place, a bowling ally where they're serving up bison hash. Read more.
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At one point in time, Foshay Tower was the tallest building in Minneapolis.
Tasty Tip: Create a meal in your head, buy the produce at The Produce Exchange & then ask the cheese lady at Grassroots Gourmet to recommend the perfect cheese. She's amazing.
The 1st facility opened in 1917. In 2007 the gates were adjusted to lower the water level of the Mississippi by 2 ft to assist in the recovery efforts of the victims of the I-35W bridge collapse.
Built in 1882-83, the bridge is recognized as a National Civil Engineering Landmark. In 1994 the bridge was converted into a pedestrian and bike trail & offers a panoramic view of St. Anthony Falls.
Completed in 1880, the Washburn A Mill was declared the world's largest flour mill. It was nearly destroyed by fire in 1991, and after the city cleaned the rubble, it was converted into this museum.
Really great night time happy hour crowd. Its a little upscale without breaking your budget.
Sit at a table on the rooftop with a glass of wine overlooking the best view of the skyline in the twin cities!
Orchestra Hall has been home to the Minnesota Orchestra since 1974. The open glass structure & whimsical blue tubes offer a warm, welcoming ambiance for all concertgoers.
Don't miss the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis, MN. Free on Thursdays and first Saturday of the month. Read more.
The building opened in 1921, originally named the Hennepin Theater. The ceiling has a dome with 30,000 squares of aluminum leaf. The auditorium & the lobby are actually two separate structures.
Mpls.St.Paul Magazine March 2011 editors’ pick for best late-night menus, greasy spoon.
