Caribbean restaurant with airy, beach-like atmosphere and walls covered in gorgeous artwork inspired by African and African American culture. The space feels welcoming and homey, enhanced by lively music and plenty of seating. The scent of jerk chicken and plantains adds to the immersive experience.
Walls burst with color and culture, creating a vibe like an island in the Caribbean. Beautiful art pieces fill the space, offering a rich visual experience.
Started as a food truck serving items like the Jerk Chicken Sandwich near the university. The owner greets customers personally, creating a welcoming vibe even on rainy days.
"The food here is so flavorful and tasty."
"The food from these food trucks is so flavorful and delicious."
"The food here is so flavorful and delicious, like home cooking."
Good to know
The restaurant offers Halal food options for customers.
Portions are generous for the price, providing good value.
The restaurant caters to customers with allergies.
Concrete furnishings and eclectic art create a unique, beautiful space with thoughtful details throughout. The atmosphere stays upbeat and friendly, enhanced by live music and DJs spinning vinyl on weekends. Outdoor seating and a developing food truck add to the inviting, social vibe.
Eclectic art decor mixes with concrete and tropical greenery to create an industrial-hipster charm. The space features art installations that add to its cool, social vibe.
Thoughtfully crafted dishes use quality ingredients and deliver flavors that match the coffee. The staff show warmth and dedication, creating an energetic and welcoming vibe.
Good to know
Parking is available on-site, making it convenient for visitors.
The outside seating area lacks shade, so plan accordingly on hot days.
Coffee Concrete offers a food menu on most days, expanding dining options.
Massive, detailed sand sculptures line a clean beach, illuminated at sunset to highlight their fine craftsmanship. Live reggae music and numerous food vendors create a lively, festive atmosphere. Visitors arrive early to enjoy free entry, parking shuttles, and a relaxed outdoor setting with family-friendly art displays.
Sand sculptures create stunning displays right on the beach. The festival showcases creative sand art that impresses with its beauty and detail.
Plenty of food trucks offer a variety of options alongside local vendors. The trucks serve good street food that complements the lively festival atmosphere.
Good to know
Parking costs $6 per hour and can be difficult to find.
The event is free to attend and family-friendly.
Vendors and food trucks are available, but many do not accept cards.
Old motel converted into individual art studios creates an eclectic, free-range vibe with a campy book atmosphere. Open studios showcase local artists' work alongside live music and food trucks, fostering a vibrant creative community.
Converted motel rooms serve as individual galleries showcasing local art. Monthly Art Stroll Open Houses create a vibrant community with live music and creative energy.
At least one food truck is usually present, adding variety to the event. The combination of live music and food trucks creates a lively atmosphere.
Good to know
FAVO hosts an Open House on the first Friday and Saturday of each month.
Every third Friday and Saturday features special events at FAVO.
All artists' studios are open during the Open House for direct interaction.
Maze-like complex of converted industrial lofts hosts many open studios with creative art displays and unique architecture. Atmosphere feels cool and vibrant, attracting a crowd interested in art and history. Event includes food trucks and offers free parking, though parking fills quickly.
Many industrial art pieces fill the studios and lofts open to the public during the event. Visitors explore personal homes, art lofts, and museums showcasing local artists' work in a bi-annual art walk.
Food trucks appear at events and offer good food. They can be hard to find and tend to be pricey but worth seeking out.
Good to know
The Brewery Art Walk is free to attend and showcases local artists.
Parking is free in the UPS lot, but fills up quickly after 1 pm.
The event is held twice a year, providing a unique opportunity to see local art.
Large open-air park combines modern sculptures with serene natural elements like wind chimes in trees. Visitors find a peaceful atmosphere ideal for quiet walks and reflection. Iconic pieces such as the Spoonbridge and Cherry sculpture stand out against views of historic architecture.
Outdoor art integrates seamlessly with nature, creating an immersive experience that feels like a public room without walls. The layout encourages exploration, featuring pieces like functional art bridges and direct, humorous public sculptures.
Food trucks often park outside the sculpture garden on nice days. They appear alongside breweries during events, with bathrooms available nearby.
Good to know
The Minneapolis Sculpture Garden is free to visit.
Parking at the adjacent lot costs $4 for the day.
The park is open until midnight.
Large open space with warm pink distressed walls, handcrafted wooden tables, and lush greenery creates a lively and welcoming atmosphere. Music and local art add to the creative, community-focused vibe. Food truck and diverse seating options encourage socializing and relaxation.
Large open space features elegantly placed art pieces and rustic sitting places. Local art is available for sale at the café, supporting the community and cultural scene.
A multigenerational Latin Caribbean food truck serves bold, soulful dishes on the patio. It offers tasty empanadas and pairs well with coffee, letting you enjoy both in one spot.
Good to know
Las Perras hosts open mic nights and poetry readings regularly.
Parking is limited, but there are a few 30-minute spots available out front.
The café features a food truck offering Latin food alongside coffee.
Festival features numerous food trucks, art galleries, and vendor booths lining the streets. Music plays throughout, creating a carnival atmosphere with lively performances and a fun vibe. Attendees find a mix of local art, crafts, and food in an open, bustling setting.
Events feature a lively mix of art galleries, pop-up art spots, and local artists showcasing cool, fungible pieces. The scene includes many vendors and music, creating a fun atmosphere for anyone into the arts.
Dozens of food trucks gather offering a variety of dishes from around the world. Options include lobster rolls, queso birria tacos, fish and chips, and Thai food.
Good to know
Entry to the event is free, making it accessible for everyone.
Finding parking can be a challenge, but nearby restaurants offer free parking with a purchase.
Expect a variety of food trucks, but prices can be on the higher side.
Gutted factory space combines large indoor and outdoor areas with industrial ruins and impromptu balconies. The atmosphere features excellent sound quality and a huge dance floor, attracting a multicultural crowd drawn to house and techno music. Spacious layout allows freedom to move, though heat and limited seating affect comfort.
Converted old factory serves as a unique art gallery and concert venue. Hosts art shows and events like Art Beats and Lyrics.
Food trucks outside serve solid Korean chicken-style food and other tasty, reasonably priced options. Two trucks often appear, offering good choices before or after events.
Good to know
Attendees had to wait in line for 2 hours without any communication.
The concert started about 2 1/2 hours after the ticket time.
Get there early if you care about having a good view.