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    Farmer's Cellar

    4.2 (30 reviews)
    Closed 4:00 pm - 9:00 PM
    Updated 3 months ago

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    Alicia M.

    Love the concept of a speakeasy at a gas station. There is plenty of parking available and you enter through a door disguised as a beverage cooler. Upon entering they ID every one, so don't forget your ID! The lighting is dim and the space is stunning. They were able to accomodate my large group of 18 which I really appreciated, and service was friendly. They have a huge drink menu and most of the drinks I had were delicious. The drinks I had were pretty spirit forward. The food is a little spendy for the quality. I enjoyed nibbling on the charcuterie board, and the meats and cheeses were fresh. The detroit style pizza had a nice crust and can be shared between two people.

    Joseph B.

    This is a cool speakeasy secret bar located in Lakeville in the South Metro! When you first walk in, it is dark and hard to see a lot but once you get into the actual bar itself, there is this wonderful perfect, looking atmosphere of an old-time bar during the prohibition. The look and feel of the place really sets you into an era. Barkeeps and staff are all wonderful nice people that really know what they're doing. My buddy and I sat next to the action at the bar all night and were very impressed with the Mixology that was showcased. There was a couple of our drinks that we didn't know what we wanted, but we know what we wanted to have as far as an alcohol. The bartenders took our orders and made something awesome every single time. The food on the menu was good although it was a short list. However, we've heard word that the menu and also the venue is getting an upgrade. But just like this bar, keep that on the down low. LoL this is definitely one of those places that serve a little bit more expensive on the drink, but ultimately you get what you pay for and you get some really amazing work.

    Bob A.

    My first ever speakeasy!!! I saw this on a recent Yelp list and decided to try bringing a friend here without him knowing what he was in for. I was like, "I just need to stop in to this one convenience store that has something I'm interested in" and he followed me through the door behind the inconspicuous cooler and was very pleasantly surprised. I recommend tricking a friend into coming here! When you get into the actual bar, the contrast between the vivid decor and the surrounding environment is really striking. It is very nice inside, super classy. I don't drink, which is something that tends to inhibit my opportunities for speakeasies, but they have a small food menu that has just enough items for a reasonable meal. I got the Farmers Burger which was good; I'd get it again. My friend made his "dinner" from the charcuterie board and the elote-style Brussels sprouts. The latter is a very unique creation that is definitely worth trying, it was very good. And the charcuterie board was rather good as well, especially the mustard. Best mustard I've had in a long time. It also had these cool mozzerella curd-things and awesome salami. Great bread as well. I think most people will come for the speakeasy experience and the cocktails. I got a mocktail that I liked a lot, the Local Legend, and my friend got the Tea and Thorazine which he also really liked. And the menu of cocktails is super fun! Large, very carefully designed slate of drinks. Our server was very friendly and thoughtful as well. I definitely think if this kind of experience is enticing to you, you'll at least be glad you tried it. I live in St Paul, and I don't drink, and still I'm looking forward to returning.

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    Ben K.

    We wanted a southern suburb spot to celebrate our Anniversary and couldn't wait to check out Farmer's Cellar! Plenty of parking at the false front gas station, so nothing to worry about there! No reservations, and it was quite packed at 4:45pm when we arrived on a Friday night!! Enter in through the soda case, and you are welcomed into a dark and impeccably decorated speakeasy. Chandeliers, stained glass, melted candles transport you to the perfect atmosphere for a drink, snack, or dinner! Our server was super helpful and attentive during our stay! Drinks are wonderful and fun spins on the classics. I had the Tequila Leche, which was reminiscent of a Tequila/Mezcal based Old Fashioned. Perfection! My partner had the Daiquiri, which was a sweet and tart sip! Loved it! We shared a bunch of plates, which were all great!! Of note, the Pork Belly BLT sliders were our favorite: with a lovely twist of Tomato Jam and thick-cut Pork Belly instead of the traditional tomato and bacon! We also had the pizza, which was DELISH...But has a VERY bready crust to it, which we loved, but might not be enjoyed by every diner. Overall, a must-eat for all of you in the South Metro!!

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    Micah L.

    Saw a cool video about this hidden spot inside of a gas station and had to check it out. This place is kind of a drive for me, I tried to make reservations but I dont think you can at this time. So just walked in, it was very busy and they put me on a list but they did have a patio where you can wait. We ended up just staying on the patio the whole time. Ordered a drink and a couple food items. Staff was very friendly and this was probably the fastest food service I've ever gotten. Seemed like 5 minutes after we ordered, the food came out. I enjoyed it and such a fun experience. Not sure how often I'd go back because of how far it is from me, but definitely worth it at least once.

    Lindsey H.

    A true hidden gem--literally! The Farmer's Cellar is one of the coolest speakeasy experiences I've had in a while. Tucked away behind a soda door inside a gas station this place oozes atmosphere from the moment you step inside. It's dark, vibey, and intimate--everything you want in a speakeasy. The ambiance is killer, but what really impressed me was the cocktail program. Drinks were seriously next level. The gimlet was everything. Every cocktail we tried was balanced, creative, and delicious. Huge shoutout to our bartender, Andrew, knowledgeable, and made us the perfect drinks based on what we enjoy. You can tell the staff here really cares about the craft and the experience. Oh, and don't miss the patio! It's small but charming. Highly recommend for a date night, nightcap, or impressing out-of-town friends with something totally unexpected. Cheers!

    Elise D.

    When I saw there was a new hidden speakeasy in Minnesota, I just had to check it out. It's a good hike from the northern suburbs, but definitely worth the visit! Going into an actual functioning gas station - candy, snacks, coffee machines and all - and ending up in a prohibition-type bar is so cool. The door is disguised as a pop fridge. The interior of the bar is dimly lit and old-fashioned without being too gimmicky. The drink menu is divided into sections based on how the drink is prepared with a brief description of the flavor profile, which I appreciated. For food, the Chips & Dip was amazing! I could eat a whole plate of the grilled crostini alone. I also got the Farmer's Burger. The burger was good, but the fries were probably in the top 5 fries I've ever had. Delicious! My favorite drink was the Patio Problems. I'm a sucker for anything carbonated and the way they carbonate the beverages makes it perfectly bubbly. I had a great time and enjoyed the vibes!

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    Jeremy S.

    Awesome Speakeasy concept. I had their burger and it was...let's say just ok. One thing I wish they had was an actual whiskey selection and drinks that featured more whiskey's. It was like an hour wait just to get in, perhaps it will be easier to get in there once the hype dies down.

    Beautiful chandeliers!
    Chandra R.

    The ambiance was wonderful. The service was good and for food we both had the farmers burger and fries. The food and drinks were good. They are a bit expensive, but it was a good experience.

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    Tippy P.

    This speakeasy bar has a secret door in the gas station. We pulled up to a gas station and was confused, we assumed the secret door had to be somewhere inside or the back. Luckily someone was nice to tell us the secret door is the sodas on the wall next to the taco booth. We didn't make reservations and had to wait about 45 minutes for a table. We were able to have a beer and hangout in the gas station while waiting. Once we got it, it was like a whole new world. Fancy seats and chandelier. It's darker lighting that gives an intimate vibe. Craft cocktails and interesting food options. Definitely check them out if you're in the south metro.

    It's French! And Banana Daiquiri
    Abbey W.

    If I could give more than 5 stars, I would! Such a fun and unique speakeasy in an unexpected part of the suburbs. We came here after seeing this online and finding out how close to home it was. My friend was in town visiting and we came for a Saturday night putting. We got here right around 9pm, and there was a short wait, but the crowd came after us and was hopping! You can buy beverages in the gas station while waiting and were able to bring them in with us too when we were seated. The cocktails were so unique and unexpected. We had a variety of drinks, but the avant gardener blew me away. The description made us Leary, but don't doubt the craft! It was as if we were drinking a fresh salsa, but in the best way possible. We also enjoyed the banana daiquiri and the it's French! Both were also great, without being too wild. All the cocktails were easy to drink and balanced! The real star of the show here is the service. We were seated at the bar, which was a great time being able to watch the bartenders make drinks in unusual ways. Grant, the bar manager, was behind the bar working and was SO knowledgeable and friendly. We chatted with him and he explained the process of creating the cocktails. At one point my friend was talking with him and gave some feedback about one drink (nothing bad, just thoughts on it). Grant was super receptive of the feedback and comped the drink for us. He also then gave us another cocktail on the house. Doing this for us was SO unexpected and really blew us away. I can't wait to come back and try more cocktails, and enjoy the experience again! If you want to drive out of the city and check out a unique place, it's worth the drive!

    I can't tell you. It's a secret!

    This is a discreet "speakeasy" hidden in a gas station/ convenience store. My wife and I enjoyed our cocktails. This place is well staffed at the bar. Very friendly and confident bartenders. It is such a cool interior. Unfortunately, the drinks are overpriced.

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    Speak easy vibe with a very unique entry experience. The service, food & drinks were fantastic!

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    The Velveteen Speakeasy

    4.1(114 reviews)
    35.3 mi
    $$$

    On a beautiful day, we decided to make a stop for cocktails at The Velveteen. Upon arriving, we…read moreentered the door and descended dimly lit stairs, then passed through a stone hallway to reach the entrance. The wait at the table was longer than we anticipated but luckily for us, there were some bar seats available. The bartender at the moment was Cameron. He gave us the rundown on the food and drinks and made several recommendations. We started off the evening with the Don Corlone. It was very tasty and also an Andorran Martini. Both drinks were delightful and were semi-sweet but not too sweet. The mixture of the Don Corlione had a perfect blend of citrus and sweetness. We then ordered the pastry puff poppers and they were amazing. The sauce complemented the pastry puffs and the filling left you wanting more. To finish the night we ordered tiramisu, cheesecake, and some bubbles. Thank you Cameron for the amazing service and experience we hope to be back again soon.

    Went the day before valentines day. Had a reservation for 9pm. The environment was great, but…read morethey ran out of over half the food items and closed the kitchen early (like 5 minutes after we got there) didn't get to order beefed to try something. Considering we wanted earlier and we took the reservation time they gave us, it was disappointing to not get to eat. The drinks were really fun (bartender was killin' it) and dessert was included in the kitchen so not available but did manage to finagle one of the 4 options and we got the strawberry cheesecake (friends not a strawberry fan but we were hungry) because they wouldn't serve the others or they were out. Really poor planning for such a busy 'date night' weekend. I loved the speakeasy feel and will go back for that. Hopefully we'll get to eat there the next time. Experience a plus. Food a minus Staff, doing their best Bartender - was a mover and a Shaker was definitly on their A game.

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    Loon Liquors - Pizza Bar

    Loon Liquors

    4.6(34 reviews)
    13.7 mi
    $$

    Adding a new review since the new location and menu is pretty different…read more Let's start with the pizza since that's new. First, I'm obsessed with their CRUST! I am so often disappointed by pizza crust - but this one keeps me coming back for more! As a huge bonus, it's freshly milled organic wheat, so it's way healthier than your average crust and it tastes way better in my opinion. The sausage pizza and the dessert pizza are top-tier; each bite reminds me how much I love it. We didn't love the hot honey as much, there just really wasn't enough hot honey on it. Their drink menu got a lot smaller, but the drinks that are on it are delicious (at least of the ones we had). Huge props to Loon for also including some mocktails and NA options. So even though the pepperoni pizza didn't blow us away and I'm bummed at the limited cocktail options, I'm still giving it 5 stars because their sausage and dessert pizzas are easily my favorite pizza nearby. The staff has also been great as well.

    Great first experience here. Pizza was outstanding, crust was so good. We had the margarita, the…read morepeperoni hot honey, and the one with pesto. I hate pesto, so I didn't like that one, but the other two were fantastic. Staff was incredibly welcoming and provided us with tons of information about the place. Drinks were good, kids had root beer mocktails and they liked them! Space is very cool, and with an interesting history. Highly reccommend.

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    Volstead House Whiskey Bar and Speakeasy, Eagan - Wagyu Burger

    Volstead House Whiskey Bar and Speakeasy, Eagan

    4.0(252 reviews)
    14.5 mi
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    Our monthly happy hour hang out brought us to Volstead House this month to check out the snacks and…read moresips! Plenty of parking available in the shared lot out front! Enter through the Burger spot and look for the Coca Cola machine! Once you enter Volstead House, you can't help but be transported into what feels like a Spirit Library. A huge accent wall lined from floor to ceiling with spirit bottles is the perfect back drop to this cozy hang out. Perfect for a date night, friend catch-up, or solo Whiskey adventure, Volstead House is a vibe! Pair the atmosphere with top notch, educated bartenders and mixologists...you know you'll be taken care of! We started with the A La Louisiane, a spirit-forward, whiskey cocktail with some funk from Peychauds and Absinthe. It was delicious and well balanced. We also shared the Glazed Carrots and the Parm Fries. The carrots didn't hit for me, as the glaze and sauce lacked a punch of flavor but the fries were crispy and delicious. If you have a spirit enthusiast or someone that likes to explore the world of cocktails, I think this is the perfect vibe!

    Finally crossed off Volstead House from my A-Z restaurant list, and honestly this one was more…read moreabout the experience than the food for me. First off, going through the hidden Coke machine entrance is actually really fun and makes the whole place feel like a little adventure. The decor and speakeasy atmosphere are definitely the standout. Very cool space. VERY loud though. Like "lean across the table and say WHAT?" loud at times. The waitress was super nice and recommended a mocktail for me that called Ass in the Sand. It ended up being really good. It tasted like an elevated lemonade and was probably one of my favorite parts of the meal. Started with the rolls and whipped honey butter which were delicious. Very soft, warm, and honestly dangerous because I could've just kept eating bread all night. For the main meal, I did the Wagyu Burger with Parmesan fries. The burger itself was okay but surprisingly didn't have a ton of flavor outside of the grilled/charred taste. The Parmesan fries were actually the standout for me -- hand cut fries and parmesan fries are just hard to mess up. My partner tried the Mushroom Soup en Croute and wasn't a fan because the mushrooms were blended and he said it lacked flavor. He also had a Steak Taco special using their medallion steak and said even with lime it still needed more flavor. Finished with Crème Brûlée which is always a classic favorite for me and this one was good. Overall: fun experience, cool hidden entrance, great decor, good mocktail and bread, but the actual food menu is pretty limited and the flavors didn't totally wow me for the price. Glad I went and finally crossed it off my list, but probably a one-and-done visit for me.

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    The Mudd Room

    4.4(43 reviews)
    17.1 mi
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    My first visit to The Mudd Room last night for an acoustic gig. After some googling to confirm,…read moreMudd Room is below the Lucky's 13. When you arrive there Mudd Room is painted on the east side of the building above a small four space parking lot. Fear not; you can park on the west side of the building, also an overflow lot right there as well, a few spaces on the street in the front or across the street from there is designated parking. I entered through the west side of the building that noted Lucky's, fear not, when I entered and told the host I was looking for the Mudd Room she gave me precise directions to get downstairs! Once downstairs I came upon the nice single toilet ladies room. I proceeded in to the bar, asked the blonde bartender where the music would be? She pointed to the stage @ the end of the bar and said it could be loud right by the speaker so she'd recommend sitting a few tables away. She said the parties near the stage were tabbing out if I wanted to sit there? I said I would take a seat @ the end until they were through. Shortly after I sat down the very friendly brunette server brought me a glass of ice water... thanks! She remained attentive all night, filling my water three times. Despite not looking over the menu she was very thoughtful when she popped by just to say it was last call for the kitchen, did I want anything? I meant to get the gals names, I did not, sorry. Music wasn't too loud; the acoustics and lighting were great since the speakeasy is already dimly lit. I don't anticipate this was my last visit; very much looking forward to catching another gig here or meeting friends for drinks! The friendly and attentive service are my number one fast and hard rule for a venue... no matter how good or bad the drinks or food are.... they 90% determine if I will return. These two knocked it out of the park... thank you for such a welcoming and attentive inaugural visit, cheers!

    I love that I discovered this place. I have been going to Lucky's for years and did not realize…read morethis existed. I came around the holiday period and they offer fun festive holiday drinks. By the time we arrived, they were no longer selling small bites. The entertainment for the night was a live band. I enjoyed a few songs and then ended up night upstairs at lucky 13.

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