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Minneapolis, Minnesota
Multi-screen sports bar on Hennepin with wall-to-wall TVs and a lively mixed crowd.
Screens glow from every angle, pulling in a lively mix of sports fans, brunch crews, and queer folks who love a spot with energy but without the chaos. The space leans big, bright, and social, making it an easy place to post up with friends, sip something strong, and catch whatever game is stealing the room’s attention. Good bar bites, easy service, and a steady hum of conversation turn it into a comfortable pregame or hangout before heading deeper into the city’s nightlife. It’s polished without feeling stiff, sporty without feeling straight-coded, and unexpectedly perfect for queer groups who want a high-energy spot that still feels welcoming.
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