A Guide to Minneapolis
City/town information
From the Mall of America to our 56 regional parks, from the bustling Downtown to over 400 miles of trails, the Twin Cities has everything you are looking for, and the nicest people you'll ever meet, too!
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Minneapolis
From the Mall of America to our 56 regional parks, from the bustling Downtown to over 400 miles of trails, the Twin Cities has everything you are looking for, and the nicest people you'll ever meet, too!
Food scene
"Minneapolis is home to the battle of the Juicy Lucys. The rivalry between Matt’s Bar the 5-8 Club for the best cheese-stuffed burger in town is still in full swing. Locals each have their favorites, but we’ll let you be the judge." - Minneapolis.org
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Matt's Bar
3500 Cedar Ave"Minneapolis is home to the battle of the Juicy Lucys. The rivalry between Matt’s Bar the 5-8 Club for the best cheese-stuffed burger in town is still in full swing. Locals each have their favorites, but we’ll let you be the judge." - Minneapolis.org
"Downtown’s most (in)famous spot for food and drinks is Hell’s Kitchen, an eclectically decorated basement joint serving “damn good food” all day. They're most well-known for their wild rice porridge, lemon ricotta hotcakes, and homemade peanut butter sold in jars you can take home." - Minneapolis.org
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Hell's Kitchen Inc.
80 S 9th St"Downtown’s most (in)famous spot for food and drinks is Hell’s Kitchen, an eclectically decorated basement joint serving “damn good food” all day. They're most well-known for their wild rice porridge, lemon ricotta hotcakes, and homemade peanut butter sold in jars you can take home." - Minneapolis.org
"The Minneapolis Farmers Market, opened in 1937 at its current location on the west side of downtown (the original opened in 1876), is currently filled with 230 vendors working out of 170 stalls. Products include seasonal fruits and vegetables, beef, poultry, pork, bison, cheese, honey, eggs, wild rice, herbs, flowers and garden items. The market is open year-round, with reduced hours in winter." - Minneapolis.org
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Minneapolis Farmers Market
312 East Lyndale Ave N"The Minneapolis Farmers Market, opened in 1937 at its current location on the west side of downtown (the original opened in 1876), is currently filled with 230 vendors working out of 170 stalls. Products include seasonal fruits and vegetables, beef, poultry, pork, bison, cheese, honey, eggs, wild rice, herbs, flowers and garden items. The market is open year-round, with reduced hours in winter." - Minneapolis.org
Sightseeing
"Head over to the nearby Midtown Global Market, where an afternoon’s worth of strolling, snacking, sipping, and shopping await. The market lives up to its global name, and is home to restaurants from Morocco, Mexico, and Somalia to name only a few worldly attractions. This is a great place to get some shopping done, whether you’re looking for African art or Norwegian pastries." - Minneapolis.org
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Midtown Global Market
920 E Lake St"Head over to the nearby Midtown Global Market, where an afternoon’s worth of strolling, snacking, sipping, and shopping await. The market lives up to its global name, and is home to restaurants from Morocco, Mexico, and Somalia to name only a few worldly attractions. This is a great place to get some shopping done, whether you’re looking for African art or Norwegian pastries." - Minneapolis.org