A cozy neighborhood brewery in Northeast Minneapolis and the site of our first date!
Jaclyn and Theo play in the winter league here - it’s where they won the social league… and got absolutely demolished in the competitive one. Grab a cider flight or rent a pickleball court!
Theo took Jaclyn here on our second date, earning him the nickname “Playboy” from her friends.
A peaceful green space near the riverfront, known for its spiral walkway and beautiful views of the city. It’s also where Theo proposed!
This Saturday morning market is just a short walk from The Depot and it’s right next to the Guthrie and Gold Medal Park, so you can make a morning of it.
A scenic pedestrian bridge over the Mississippi River with stunning views of downtown and St. Anthony Falls. It's where the picture on this page was taken!
An Italian restaurant in the North Loop - Jaclyn’s first neighborhood when she moved to Minneapolis. Founded by James Beard Award-winning chef Isaac Becker, it’s known for handmade pastas, a great wine list, and an always-buzzing atmosphere. It’s also where we celebrated our engagement! We recommend making a reservation - this place fills up fast.
A historic train station turned hotel, it’s fun to explore even if you’re not staying there. Check out the preserved train shed, grab a drink at the bar, or admire the architecture.
Home to the best sandwiches in town. Jaclyn’s a devoted fan of their GF focaccia. Do yourself a favor and grab a breakfast sammy the morning after the wedding.
A favorite date night spot. Grab a drink at the bar and get ready to laugh until your face hurts.
Hands down one of our favorite sushi spots. If you're up for a nightcap, head downstairs to Billy After Dark, the speakeasy hidden beneath the restaurant.
If you’re in the mood for a fancy date night, Porzana is an Argentinian wood-fire steakhouse by Chef Daniel del Prado. Check out their basement speakeasy, the Flora Room for a cocktail.
Craving a burger? Red Cow nails it. Great comfort food, craft beer, and plenty of options for everyone.
A must-see spot in the city and home to the iconic Spoonbridge and Cherry sculpture.
Just a short walk from the Sculpture Garden, Gai Noi was named one of The New York Times’ top 50 restaurants in the country in 2023 for its delicious Lao food. Heads up: it’s walk-in only!