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Minneapolis, Minnesota
Theatre District dinner spot with one of downtown's largest rooftops.
CRAVE occupies LaSalle Plaza on Hennepin Avenue, right in Minneapolis's Theatre District. The Midwest chain (12 locations across four states) positions this downtown spot as a pre- and post-show companion for the Orpheum, State, and Pantages theatres next door, with the menu bridging Certified Angus beef and fire-roasted flatbreads on one side and a full sushi counter on the other. The 6,500-square-foot rooftop is one of downtown's largest, with DJs on summer weekends. Flip Phone, one of the Twin Cities' best-known queer promoters, hosts regular themed drag brunches up there — K-pop tributes, celebrity sendups — that frequently sell out. Gender-neutral restrooms are available throughout.
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