One of our favorite breweries with a great rotation of new brews.

Our go-to neighborhood brewery. Tell 'em Kim & Chris sent you :)

The only place to go for bagels.

The best mac & cheese and buffalo wings in town. Our recommendation: ask for "veggie" mac (or stick with their classic lobster mac). As seen on Diners, Drive-Ins & Dives.

Amazing pastries, delicious coffee & teas, and unique Hmong breakfast and dinner options.

One of our favorite date night spots. Casual atmosphere, great food and cocktails.

A happening food hall with fantastic local chefs.

Good pizza and pasta, and close to the hotel.

Amazing cocktails and the best burger and chicken sandwiches in town. Its in the basement of Borough so feels like a speakeasy (and can be hard to find).

Argentinian steakhouse with unique cuts, delicious cocktails and a great wine menu. Check out Flora Bar, its speakeasy sister behind the restaurant.

The Walker Art Center is a beautiful museum nestled between Downtown and Uptown. No time to explore the museum inside? Check out the Sculpture Garden outside and then wander across the foot bridge to Loring Park.

Mill City Museum was built within the ruins of the Washburn A. Mill, the flagship mill of the Washburn-Crosby Co. (later General Mills). Learn about Minneapolis's milling history and how it became the “Flour Milling Capital of the World".

This is Chris’ Disney World. It’s all at the Mall!

A whimsical destination featuring an award winning arts-driven indoor mini golf course, vintage pinball, arcade games with a full bar and food.

Immersive indoor mini golf with 3 unique course options, craft cocktails, and food in downtown Minneapolis.

Elsie’s offers modern bowling lanes while their restaurant & bar serves up good food and drinks. And they have a delicious all-you-can-eat Friday Fish Fry (just like we're back in Wisconsin).

Overlooking the Mississippi River, Minnehaha Park is one of Minneapolis’ oldest and most popular parks. Featuring a waterfall, limestone bluffs and river overlooks, it provides beautiful hiking trails and leisurely walking paths. Its like you're in the wilderness while never leaving the city.

Situated above historic Main Street, Nicollet Island, and the St. Anthony Lock and Dam, Boom Island connects visitors to the beauty of the Mississippi River with the Minneapolis skyline as its backdrop. The park features walking paths, a playground, picnic shelters, some of the best views of the Mississippi River and Downtown Minneapolis.

One of the most iconic landmarks in Minneapolis, the Stone Arch Bridge is a former railroad bridge turned pedestrian bridge that crosses the Mississippi River and connects St. Anthony Main (the oldest part of the city) to Downtown Minneapolis. It provides beautiful views of the river, lock & dam, and the city skyline.

Bde Maka Ska is the largest lake in Minneapolis and is part of the city's Chain of Lakes offering many outdoor activities. Don't miss checking out the other lakes on the chain including Lake Harriet, Lake of the Isles, and Cedar Lake which all feature beautiful walking paths, beaches, and parks.