Tanya & NobleTanya & Noble
Things To DoThings To Do
Restaurant RecommendationsRestaurant Recommendations
Isles Bun & Coffee - Cinnamon Rolls Marty's Deli - Breakfast Sandwiches Dogwood Coffee - Coffee shop Hen House Eatery - Breakfast in downtown The Buttered Tin - Breakfast in northeast Chimborazo - Ecuadorian (also has breakfast) Diane's Place - Hmong/American (also has breakfast) Gai Noi - Laotian/SE Asian Bole - Ethiopian Mama Safia's Kitchen - Somali Owami - Native American Matt's Bar & Grill - Juicy Lucy burger Quang - Pho Hai Hai - Vietnamese/SE Asian Mi-Sant Roseville - Vietnamese Bakery & Cafe Flora Room, Meteor - Cocktails Link to "Eater’s Guide to the Twin Cities":
Mississippi RiverfrontMississippi Riverfront
Take a stroll along the historic Stone Arch Bridge and the banks of the Mississippi River! Walk along St. Anthony Main, characterized by its cobblestone road. Grab a drink at FRGMNT Coffee. *NOTE: The downtown half of Stone Arch Bridge is closed for construction; You can still walk from the St. Anthony side to the center of the bridge. Visit the Mill City Museum. Built into the ruins of what was once the world’s largest flour mill, Mill City Museum is located on the historic Mississippi Riverfront. Here, visitors of all ages learn about the intertwined histories of the flour industry, the river, and the city of Minneapolis. Tickets are $16. Visit the Guthrie Theater for free views of the city: The Amber Room: amber-hued glass room on the 9th floor offers a near 360-degree view of the area. Architect was inspired to create a room that feels permanently like a warm sunny day. The “Endless Bridge” to Nowhere: a cantilevered observation bridge on the 4th floor.
Mall of AmericaMall of America
Home to: Nickelodeon Universe amusement park, an aquarium, a LEGO Store, a M&Ms store, the first ever Rainforest Cafe, and 3 separate LIDS stores...
Minneapolis Chain of LakesMinneapolis Chain of Lakes
The Chain of Lakes—comprised of Lake of the Isles, Bde Maka Ska, Lake Harriet, Brownie Lake, and Cedar Lake—features over 1,555 acres of public land within Minneapolis city limits. Canoe, kayak, and paddleboard rentals are available through Wheel Fun Rentals, making it easy to explore the waters. Afterward, treat yourself to a cinnamon roll at Isles Bun & Coffee, just a short walk away.
Minneapolis Institute of ArtMinneapolis Institute of Art
One of our first dates in Minneapolis! Art museum that houses an extensive collection of over 90,000 artworks spanning 5,000 years of history. Admission is free.