Karl Noelle: Drinks, vibes, telephone booths with secret doors. 10/10
Christopher Smith: There are secret doors!
Lucille Fisher: Been to many speakeasies, this one is one of the best. Best to book a booth in advance (you’ll have fun) or for a big group book the secret room.
btwn 35W and Lake Nokomis (btwn 35W & Lake Nokomis), Minneapolis, MN
Hiking Trail · Northrup · 5 tips and reviews
Derek Gavigan: Head East until you get to Minnehaha Falls. It's beautiful there in the summer and you can eat at one Minneapolis's hidden gems, Sea Salt. It's only open from April to November though.
Judd Sampson: great place to run, the curving trail makes it go by quickly.
Amy K: Be aware of which trail you're on- some are for bikes and some aren't!
Marty O.: Excellent cappuccino, find this hidden gem for really good cup
Nick: Only open during weekdays and closes around 5. Worth seeking out for a bite and a perk.
Richard Bamattre: Try the pour over coffee, since they roast it right here. Also you can buy coffee by the pound - nothing beats fresh locally roasted coffee ground right before brewing.
Everything Everywhere: One of the best art museums in the United States. A hidden treasure in the Twin Cities!
ᴡ Scott: GREAT lunches and food here. Nice veggie options. :)
HISTORY: First founded in 1889, the museum features an encyclopedic collection of approximately 80,000 objects spanning 5,000 years of world history and an especially strong collection of Asian art.
Vietnamese Restaurant · Dinkytown · 14 tips and reviews
Chloe Cole 👑: the hidden gem of dinkytown! everything is made fresh to order & the best asian food around campus. check out their extensive vegan menu. best cheese wontons around!
Richard Bamattre: Great place for Pho in the winter. Great cheap lunch specials, a hidden gem in Dinkytown.
Chelsie Peli: BEST Vietnamese in mnpls!!! Absolutely loved the Pho, tofu spring rolls and iced coffee!!! <3 <3 <3
Vintage and Thrift Store · Fulton · 16 tips and reviews
Nathan Wright: Set aside at least an hour for browsing - you'll need it. This is one of Minneapolis' hidden gems.
Simon Anderson: One of the most random stores I've ever been to - everything from house plants to old cameras to outdoor signs. Interesting place!
Tyler: Buyers beware. This place will do anything to con a penny out of your pocket. They market themselves as an antique store but they sell IKEA products at a 300% markup.
1225 E Hennepin Ave (at 13th St N), Minneapolis, MN
American Restaurant · Loring Park · 75 tips and reviews
Chris Pederson: The always delicious, weekly changing specials and local atmosphere exemplified by layout, service and clientele, make Elis a hidden gem in downtown. That.. and the steak sandwich, lighting and music.
Cassie Utt: Fantastic for an evening dessert and glass of wine!
Kelli T.: Try the Grilled Cheese and Tomato Soup. Best meal you'll ever taste!
Mexican Restaurant · East Isles · 33 tips and reviews
TJ Dittrich: A hidden gem. Their flautas are spectacular!
Anna: IN LOVE WITH THIS PLACE! Tried during restaurant week-will be back. Full bar. Unique tequilla drinks. Bold favors. The owner is so kind. Private event space!
Lauren Husting: Delicious cactus tacos, strong Margaritas, friendly staff. I would like to see more varied vegetarian options soon!
114 S 9th St (btwn Marquette & 2nd Ave S), Minneapolis, MN
Breakfast Spot · Downtown West · 116 tips and reviews
Jesse Lara: Hidden Gem of dt mpls !!
'Rae Blaylark-Grady: One of the very best breakfast cafes in the Twin Cities!
HISTORY: The tower was built between 1928 and 1929 by Wilber Foshay. He chose to build his company in Minneapolis and started construction on this building, which is modeled after the Washington Monument.
1420 Washington Ave S (at Seven Corners), Minneapolis, MN
Theater · Cedar-Riverside · 8 tips and reviews
Chris Duhaime: The exterior doesn't do this theatre justice! This is one of Minneapolis' hidden gems! What a beautiful space to see a show!
Damon Runnals: After (or before) a show at the Southern make sure you grab a beer next door at Town Hall Brewery.
Jacob Edholm: One of the best venues for dance in the Twin Cities. Something about the classic proscenium brings so much character to the show. The parking lot behind The Corner Bar is just $4 all night after 4PM.