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Eater: "Butcher & the Boar's got everything: a wide variety of housemade sausages and cured meats, a great selection of local beers, and a year-round patio (heated and enclosed during the winter)."
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Brent Gatewood: "A great place for many of the great Surly beers. Food hall experience."
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Nicholle Vesperman: "Everything is. It is not only beautiful but we were awestruck by the views from every step. I will be stopping there again. I have told friends and family about it and when they went they agreed."
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Katherine Bastian: "Good icecream, but a little overpriced. Dipped cones are amazing."
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Zachariah Schaap: "Tomato basil soup is some of the best I've ever had! Chunks of delicious tomato yumminess!"
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Corey Partin: "One of the best places to go in the Twin Cities & the best museum in Minnesota IMO. Offers a variety of art styles, mediums & eras. Gets many of the tours including da Vinci, the Louvre & Rembrandt."
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Chris: "Last night walked the Loppet Urban Cross Country Ski Festival. First time on a frozen lake. One of the coolest things ever! It was amazing. Hundreds and hundreds of people walking. Really Amazing!"
Alan Stump: "This is a great lake to exercise, walk, run, or people watch, walk or run with your dog. Just be warned, bikers think they're the only ones here so despite the laws, they will run you over gladly."
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Glenn Lindgren: "Don't pass up the Lyndale Park Gardens: rose, Japanese rock, and a Bird sanctuary nature trail that will take you back to the Lake Harriet Bandshell. Ride the trolley!"
Meet Minneapolis: "Walk around Lake Harriet at sunset so you end up at the band shell for a little summer music. Then head up the hill to Sebastian Joe's for ice cream (two scoops, of course)."
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Mark: "Get seats on the 3rd base side for a view of the Minneapolis skyline all game long, & make sure to pick up a brat (w/ grilled onions & sauerkraut) from one of the Kramarczuk's stands."
HISTORY: "The first baseball game played here was a college game between the University of Minnesota and Louisiana Tech on March 27, 2010."
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