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Minneapolis, Minnesota
Downtown basement brunch institution with a 35-foot Bloody Mary bar.
Descend into Hell’s Kitchen’s moody basement lair, where low-hung Edison bulbs and exposed brick set the scene for unforgettable nights. A mind-blowing Bloody Mary and Mimosa bar—featuring 35 feet of garnishes—lets you build epic libations alongside fan-fave wild rice pancakes, chilaquiles and skillet classics. They have a small stage that comes alive with local talent—everything from sultry jazz trios to gritty indie rock outfits. Behind the bar, inventive cocktails and elevated comfort bites keep energy high between sets.
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