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Minneapolis, Minnesota
Minneapolis's leather and kink cornerstone.
Eagle|MPLS is the cornerstone of Minneapolis' leather and kink scene, a dark, industrial bar on Washington Avenue South built for the leather and bear crowds but welcoming across the LGBTQ+ community. One side is a proper dance club with a DJ and a laser-lit floor; the other is a sit-and-talk space with pool tables, and there's a patio when you need air. The programming leans into its identity — leather and underwear nights, themed parties, and a long-running Showtunes Sunday that pulls a different, sing-along crowd. There's a kitchen turning out pub grub, including the signature Eagle burger and a weekend brunch. It's a cruisy, no-judgment room, and the natural place to start if you're plugged into Twin Cities leather.
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