Escape room center set in a former church with Addams Family-esque decor and immersive, interconnected spaces that feel like stepping into another world. Atmosphere blends mystery and warmth, with corridors filled with artwork, artifacts, and interactive elements. Includes a full restaurant and cocktail lounge offering themed drinks and a unique playable common area.
Food stands out with incredible flavors and pairs well with excellent drinks. The menu suits social settings where friends meet, chat, and play games.
Creative puzzles offer an exciting challenge throughout the space. Interesting cocktails and April Fools trivia add to the fun atmosphere.
Good to know
Trivia night happens every Tuesday at 8pm with a $5 entry fee.
Special events are hosted regularly, check the schedule for details.
Reservations are recommended for escape room experiences, especially on weekends.
Small grocery store offers deep discounts on a rotating selection of nuts, candies, frozen foods, and household items. Atmosphere feels quirky and adventurous with clean, easy parking and quick shopping trips. Frequent specials and gluten-free options add to the variety and value.
Food offers great quality at low prices with many odd items. Frozen section stands out but some products have damaged packaging or are near expiration.
A collection of discounted grocery and home items offers a variety of interesting things to try. The place feels wonderfully unique with plenty to explore.
Good to know
Expect a rotating selection of products that changes frequently.
Discounts on groceries can be significant compared to big box stores.
Look for gluten-free items as they often have a selection.
Cafe combines authentic Brazilian style with a small grocery market offering Brazilian imports and foods hard to find elsewhere. Atmosphere feels warm and welcoming, vibrant with colorful decor and plenty of seating both indoors and on a spacious patio. TVs show Brazilian football, creating a lively spot for groups and casual gatherings.
Offers genuine Brazilian food with flavorful dishes like pao de queijo and guarana. The market stocks hard-to-find Brazilian staples that bring real taste to the table.
Workers from Brazil add an authentic touch. Shelves hold some interesting items. Coffee options stay basic and straightforward.
Good to know
On Saturdays, they have a special feijoada available.
The cheese bread costs only $1.50 each.
Food options are available for under $10.
Huge building filled with hundreds of shops creates a vibrant marketplace atmosphere. Traditional Hmong clothes hang overhead, immersing visitors in authentic Asian culture. Food court offers diverse, flavorful dishes alongside fresh produce, making it feel like a trip abroad.
Offers a wide selection of Hmong and Thai food with Asian herbs available. Lucky Food Express serves KFC-style chicken alongside other options.
Many shops offer garden tools, plants, and prepared food that catch the eye. Browsing through the variety of goods feels like a unique experience for small town shoppers.
Good to know
Parking can be very limited, especially on weekends.
Hmong Village features a variety of Asian foods and cultural items.
Not all shops are open during weekdays, but many are.
Fairgrounds transform into a post-apocalyptic wonderland with over 60 rides and games spread across a well-designed layout. Lively crowds create a celebratory atmosphere filled with diverse live entertainment including music, comedy, and animal shows. Food stands offer a wide variety of treats, making it a melting pot for all ages.
Art exhibits and crafts offer plenty to explore. Presentations at the Ag building add a fun, educational twist.
Good to know
Parking costs $25, and availability can be limited during peak times.
The Minnesota State Fair runs from late August to shortly after Labor Day each year.
Restrooms are plentiful and well-maintained throughout the fairgrounds.
Historic train station features magnificent architecture and dramatic light that create a romantic, old-fashioned atmosphere. The great hall echoes loudly, making it difficult to hear conversations or announcements. Amenities include a large lending library, a bar, a bike shop, and free ping pong, with spaces often hosting lively events like prom photo sessions.
Many vendors offer a great selection of local artisans and food. Options include tasty dishes at a decent price, though some find the food expensive.
Many interesting historical details fill the building, making it a unique spot to wait for buses. The family friendly events and the coffee shop add to the engaging atmosphere.
Good to know
The Christmas market is held annually, featuring local vendors and festive activities.
VIP tickets are available for special events like the Bloody Mary festival.
Family-friendly events are regularly scheduled, making it a great place for kids.
Boutique hotel occupies a beautifully restored historic convent with charming decor and intimate bar featuring cocktails named after its past. Spacious rooms blend modern amenities with old-world charm. Noise carries easily through thin walls, creating a lively atmosphere late into the night.
Free breakfast offers a decent selection of tasty food. Walking distance leads to many food and drink spots and theaters. The bartender handles all service tasks alone, managing drinks, food, and tables.
Building has a unique history as a fine arts school. This background adds charm beyond typical hotels.
Good to know
Parking is available directly behind the hotel.
The hotel has a happy hour that goes until 6 pm.
Showing MN Wild tickets at the bar gets a free drink per ticket.
Spacious park with beautiful conservatory and Japanese garden offers a peaceful atmosphere and live music under glass. Zoo and outdoor pavilion add variety, while picnic areas support relaxed visits. Free access invites casual exploration despite limited parking.
Food prices run high but the quality stays solid. Staff serve with amazing care and the overall food experience feels good despite the cost.
Contemplative moments appear throughout the zoo, conservatory, and park. The conservatory offers serene sections with diverse ecosystems. Kids find interesting activities and animals like penguins and a polar bear. Volunteers highlight unique plants, and sea lion training adds to the experience.
Good to know
Como Regional Park is free to access, but donations are appreciated.
Parking can be very difficult to find, especially during events.
The park features a small zoo that is also free to visit.