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    Eagles 34

    4.5 (23 reviews)
    InexpensiveBars, Music Venues
    Open 9:00 am - 1:00 AM (Next day)

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    What's the vibe?
    Moderate noise
    DJ
    Live music
    Juke Box

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    The Haws
    Nikki B.

    Met friends last night to see The Haws gig. I liked that the music was in another room, not just in the bar. The acoustics were really good... I even busted out my earplugs. It was a reasonable...maybe even too cheap $10 to see acts. Two of which I'd never seen but enjoyed am now a fan. The bangs wee Speedbilly, The DagNabits and The Haws. The room looks pre-set up for receptions with the hanging tulle and lights. There are numerous ceiling fans and I noticed the Nest on the wall... the room was a comfortable 71/70 all night. Parking was easy with a private lot out back. I noticed a small patio back there when I left too. Thanks Eagles for also having a server running drinks in all night, so we wouldn't have to leave the shows to go out for a drink. I liked that there was seating all around the walls of the venue so people weren't all lumped together, thanks. We all had a lot of fun. Before the shows we sat in a comfortable booth out by the bar. Thanks Eagles for a fun Saturday night of live music!

    Neighborhood joint
    Emily O.

    My happy place, zen space. Best place for beer and bingo in MInneapolis on Saturday afternoons. I come sweaty after hot yoga. Come early if you're planning on bingo-ing, seats fill up quickly. Also, know if you arrive too late, as is customary in bingo land, you won't be eligible for the coverall. The food is good here, as are the Bloody Marys! Discounted bloodies on the weekend with a breakfast order. Come on in, it's warm inside.

    I haven't belted a song out yet, but definitely can. will be going within the week to eat and sing. it sounds. like a great venue!

    Steak & Eggs
    Andrea M.

    The Eagles has the best bartenders! They make an awesome Bloody Mary, and know you by name. Specials during football always make it fun. They offer everything to love about Minnesota- Jell-O shots, meat raffles, bingo, bango, and music for every taste.

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    Fun atmosphere. Good music, affordable drinks, convenient parking. Had a nice time while visiting

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    Great Classic Country bands and dancing every Sunday afternoon from 3-6 pm. Enjoy dancing on the largest hardwood floor in Minneapolis.

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    Awesome dive bar. They have a lot of bellying up bar space and decent food. The bloody marry here is amazing and I'm defiantly coming back!

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    Dakota - Earl grey lavender bread pudding

    Dakota

    3.8(304 reviews)
    2.3 miDowntown Minneapolis
    $$$

    This joint was a block from my Air BnB and a colleague of mine suggested for our last night as our…read moreconference had come to a close. It happened to be a Marvin Gaye Tribute night, which was fine by me as I love me some some Marvin Gaye. If you are from the Bay Area, this place is like Yoshi's. I got there early and got the table my colleague picked was up stairs and a good view. Our server was great. There is a little coaster that is at the table that you can turn over for service or not if you don't want to be disturbed while watching the show. I ordered my food while waiting as I know there were two showing and I kind to eat or have most of my food eaten so I can enjoy the show. I started off with the jalapeno bacon wrapped poppers and the focaccia bread. the popper were not big and bulky and had a great smokey flavor to the bacon, which were probably put the on grill and not pan or oven cooked. I'm not a big bread person, but when I am out I'll usually eat and the foccacio was great and I needed to soak up the wine I was having with my food. For the main course I got the Shrimp and Grits, because it's a jazz club and southern joint. Oh my they were good. Just the right amount of spice to the gravy. The music was also great and the ambiance was really good too. I think I'll be heading to Yoshis a little more as it's been years that I've been to a venue like this. A chill way to end the conference week.

    I have been here several times and definitely recommend it…read more Let's start with parking...there are several parking garages close by but you can also valet. I recommend pre booking the valet for $15. Then you check in at the front table and someone takes you to your table. For first times be aware some tables are communal. The food here is just alright. We had the chicken sandwich with fries. It was fine but nothing to write home about. As for the shows we have never had a bad show here. The performer's always are into the show and we have left happy with the performance and sound quality.

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    Mill City Nights - X!! 08/29/2015

    Mill City Nights

    2.1(45 reviews)
    2.5 miDowntown Minneapolis
    $$

    I went to a show here with some trepidation after reading the reviews. I was particularly worried…read moreabout the sound quality, especially after reading complaint after complaint. I dunno, maybe I'm deaf (highly possible) but sound wasn't an issue for me. I wondered too if the band we were seeing maybe brought some gear because I really didn't have issues with the sound quality. Moving on... we had a good time really.. Mill City Nights isn't going to be the fanciest, nicest venue you've ever been to for a show. It also isn't going to be all historic like First Avenue. But it is a totally fine place to hang out in the dark and listen to some music. I did really dig the hard wood floor, which was worn in the best possible way. Fun for stomping around as you were dancing. We found the security procedure at the front door to be fine -- Carded us, patted us down not very thoroughly, took a peek into my purse and that was about it. The ticket buying procedure could have been better. Seemed to take a long time. But once we were in the door, no issues. I found the bar staff to be friendly and competent. Security seemed a little intense at times (like, who's going to jump the stage during the set break really?) But whatever. I didn't have to go to the restroom, so can't comment there. Since we were downstairs, I also can't comment on the balcony situation, except to say that whoever spilled a beer on my head sucks. Is it my favorite venue in the Twin Cities? No way. Would I go back if the right band was playing? Sure.

    This was not the best venue for a concert…read more 1. It was extremely hot with all the bodies crammed in there. 2. It was difficult to see with the odd long retangular shape of the room, even with the stage being raised. 3. The sound and acoustics are bad. Not sure why but the sound needs improvement. 4. There are large pilars throughout the main floor, so if you are far back towards the bar, good luck trying to see any part of the show. The one good thing was there were multiple, easily accessible bars and clean bathrooms downstairs.

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    Northrop - The stage

    Northrop

    3.5(24 reviews)
    1.3 miUniversity
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    A grand old building with " this is a college campus" parking. They have prepaid parking for the…read moreclosest "church street" lot but don't get into that long slow lane, if you aren't prepaid. We were directed to the Nolte lot which was wasn't far away and a tunnel walk to the Northrup (which was nice as it was cold.) At the theater itself, they had plenty of people to help direct and the seats were comfortable and the view was just fine.

    North Auditorium - twin Cities ballet Nutcracker…read more In 1989, I saw my first performance of The Nutcracker at the North Auditorium. Thirty-six years later, I brought my son back -- he's about the same age I was then -- hoping to share the magic of Christmas and the magic of The Nutcracker with him. When I called to purchase tickets, I specifically asked whether this was a classical version of Tchaikovsky's Nutcracker, and I was told that it was. Because of that assurance, you can imagine my disappointment when it became clear that this was not a classical interpretation at all. The director took extensive liberties with this 133-year-old masterpiece to make it more "Minnesota." There was a wooden flute meant to imitate a loon, complete with a loon dance. There were Viking elements, a bird dance I couldn't make sense of, and a riverboat scene with fish. Were some of these moments cute? Yes. Were they Tchaikovsky's Nutcracker? No. If I had seen the riverboat dance with the little fish at a student dance recital, I would have smiled and thought it was charming. But when you are expecting the timeless classical Nutcracker -- first produced in 1892 and beloved for its enduring magic -- this reimagining is deeply underwhelming. To be fair, there were positives. I appreciated the relaxed sensory-friendly performance, especially as I have an autistic son. It was wonderful to see so many young children there with their families, and the little girls dressed in their ballerina-inspired outfits were absolutely adorable. The student performers did well, and this was clearly a meaningful experience for them. That said, I only counted about four principal dancers who felt at a professional level. The two principal dancers in Act II who performed the solos and duets were very good, and for a brief moment, I was truly captivated by their dancing. The set design, however, was lackluster -- it felt cheaply made and lacked the Christmas magic this piece deserves. Perhaps the production was working within a very limited budget. I did receive discounted tickets, and I'm grateful for that. Had I paid full price, I would have been very upset. This performance was not worth full price. I love theater. I love dance. I always wished I could have been a dancer myself and took classes when I was younger. I have friends who are professional dancers, now retired, so I understand what the arts can be -- the breathtaking, awe-inspiring, make-you-cry-and-you-don't-know-why magic of live performance. That is what I hoped my son would experience. He didn't. I didn't either. When it was over, I asked him what he thought. He shrugged and said, "Good." And that really sums it up. It was good -- but it wasn't great. It wasn't extraordinary. And it wasn't Christmas magic. If you have a friend or family member in the performance, I understand wanting to attend. But if you're expecting the classic Nutcracker and the kind of Christmas magic this piece is known for, you won't find it here

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