This restaurant and nightclub serves delicious dinner, custom cocktails and happy hours with an American classic menu with a side of humor. You can’t skip the dance floor here. Read more...
Local and national rock, folk and blues acts play at this pleasing downtown bar that everyone visits for one show or another. House bands come and go, playing ’70s boogie to ska. Search website for full calendar. Read more...
Step back in time and experience movie-going as it was in the 1950s. Arrive early to relax in the Riverview’s spacious lobby on mod couches and chairs and make sure to order a large tub of the best popcorn in town. Read more...
Beer list to accompany classic pub fare with special Town Hall twists such as Kramarczuk’s sausage platter, Town Hall tots stuffed with roasted jalapenos and cheddar, and more. Read more...
A favorite Warehouse District haunt with understated furnishings, candlelight and cool background music, plus an extensive wine and beer list and a light food menu that includes salads, bread and fine cheeses. Read more...
This restaurant and nightclub serves delicious dinner, custom cocktails and happy hours with an American classic menu with a side of humor. You can’t skip the dance floor here. Read more...
A local music landmark, this cavernous former bus station was showcased by Prince in “Purple Rain” and has hosted big names in music for decades. Bands play early, followed by dancing until 3 a.m. under giant video screens. See website for full calendar. Spend some time reading performers’ names painted inside the stars along the building’s exterior. 7th St Entry Read more...
Located in the heart of Uptown Minneapolis, the theater shows the finest in indie film and foreign language cinema, with midnight showings of classic movies every weekend and a monthly showing on Rocky Horror Picture Show. The theater sports a 50-foot tower, originally placed to mark the Uptown area. Read more...
