You can't go wrong with the pickle and cream cheese rolls. Tasty lil' snack known as 'Minnesota sushi.'
Great atmosphere with the turn of the century architecture both inside and out.
Walk and explore this historic, heavily wooded neighborhood. Remarkably close to the U of M campus and home to the distinctive Witch's Hat Water Tower. Also one of the highest points in Minneapolis.
This building only sticks out of the ground 1 floor but has 7 levels below ground, including a 4 story structures lab visible from the street. Go in and take the elevator down to level 7.
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.
Minneapolis' tallest building, the 1972 Phillip Johnson designed skyscraper has a publicly accessible 7 story Crystal Court and is connected on all sides by skyways.
Voted Best Bowling Alley by City Pages in 2011! Do-it-yourself scoring and $2 bowling most nights of the week make Bryant Lake Bowl the ideal bowling alley
Interesting architecture - two story floating bridge overlooking the Mississippi and a two story skyway for moving set pieces between the scene shop (across the street) and the theaters.
Relax on comfortable couches or the nice outdoor deck and catch some local music with some unique decor. Don't forget the photobooth!
3 miles around at 17 mins a mile, approx 50 mins to walk Lake of the Isles
A huge, brutalist Le Corbusier inspired housing development including a 39 story building with multi-colored Mondrianesque panels.
If you want to see what an underground University looks like, go here. All of the West Bank U of M buildings are connected by tunnels so students never have to go outside.
The co-opyest co-op in Minneapolis, home to ~29 awesome co-opers and a bike in the front window.
Mickey’s Diner has been serving breakfast for more than 60 years. It's the only known dining car of its type to survive in Minnesota (it is one of only a few left in the US).
The narrowest breakfast in town. Go in, wait behind someone who is eating and claim your spot.
Harriet Brewing's tap room is a bar, music space and art gallery where you can enjoy a Wodan Weizen or a Saison Nourrice, the brewery's spring and summer beers. En savoir plus .
Apart from good beer, the restaurant is a favorite for German food like wiener schnitzel and sauerbraten. En savoir plus .
Congratulations, you've found one of Esquire's Best Bars in America. Play The Replacements' classic "Here Comes a Regular," Paul Westerberg's ode to the place where you're standing. Get yelled at. En savoir plus .
