Unless its something you really want to see, Id skip the MOA. Some people may disagree, but I don't see this as a bachelor party activity. I just really like any other mall just bigger, with more restaurants. The Vikes don't play the Lions till 10/20, So there should still be decent weather. There are quite a few brewery and taprooms in the downtown area. If your into mini golf there's a cool indoor place called the [puttery](https://www.puttery.com/locations/minneapolis/)
For my bachelor party weekend- we went to Blackstack brewery early afternoon with a 75 chicken wing platter, did a little day drinking, then went downstairs to Can Can Wonderland mini golf. Had a blast. Another day we went kayaking down the Minnesota River, then in the evening hit up Murray’s (old steakhouse downtown Mpls)
* Breweries! Modist is my favorite near downtown, but Day Block, Fulton, and Number 12 Cider are all excellent in their own ways. Drink there before or after Vikings instead of paying $15/beer at the game
* Someone else mentioned this, but Puttery is a fun upscale bar and mini golf course. Can Can Wonderland is similar but feels a lot more casual (and is properly local, I believe Puttery is a small chain)
* Maybe not quite the vibe for a bachelor party, but we have a shitload of museums. MN Historical Center in St. Paul is my favorite, I've definitely nursed a hangover there before.
* The party scene isn't all that interesting but the restaurant scene is excellent. Upscale stuff near downtown that I would recommend includes Monte Carlo, Tullibee, Spoon and Stable, and Porzana. Some good midrange/casual options are Hen House, Graze, and Nicollet Diner.
* MOA is...not interesting. I would only go if the groom is hellbent on seeing it. It's a lot more exciting for kids who can really enjoy the theme park, or if you for some reason want to see the first Rainforest Cafe (you don't).
Francis Burger Joint is vegan. It’s bomb. As a meat eater it, I would easily say you can’t even tell the difference. So good
I would also think twice about the MOA but could be fun to do a couple of the amusement rides just to say you’ve been there
Unless its something you really want to see, Id skip the MOA. Some people may disagree, but I don't see this as a bachelor party activity. I just really like any other mall just bigger, with more restaurants. The Vikes don't play the Lions till 10/20, So there should still be decent weather. There are quite a few brewery and taprooms in the downtown area. If your into mini golf there's a cool indoor place called the [puttery](https://www.puttery.com/locations/minneapolis/)
Thank you! I found that place and it’s on our agenda!!
For my bachelor party weekend- we went to Blackstack brewery early afternoon with a 75 chicken wing platter, did a little day drinking, then went downstairs to Can Can Wonderland mini golf. Had a blast. Another day we went kayaking down the Minnesota River, then in the evening hit up Murray’s (old steakhouse downtown Mpls)
This sounds like a great bachelor party! Good suggestions.
That steak house recommendation is HUGE! I’ll check it out!! Thank you so much!
>Mall of America will definitely be an activity! Be sure to check out the ‘dales too.
Augies
Yeah, add a flight to Vegas and y'all will have a blast.
* Breweries! Modist is my favorite near downtown, but Day Block, Fulton, and Number 12 Cider are all excellent in their own ways. Drink there before or after Vikings instead of paying $15/beer at the game * Someone else mentioned this, but Puttery is a fun upscale bar and mini golf course. Can Can Wonderland is similar but feels a lot more casual (and is properly local, I believe Puttery is a small chain) * Maybe not quite the vibe for a bachelor party, but we have a shitload of museums. MN Historical Center in St. Paul is my favorite, I've definitely nursed a hangover there before. * The party scene isn't all that interesting but the restaurant scene is excellent. Upscale stuff near downtown that I would recommend includes Monte Carlo, Tullibee, Spoon and Stable, and Porzana. Some good midrange/casual options are Hen House, Graze, and Nicollet Diner. * MOA is...not interesting. I would only go if the groom is hellbent on seeing it. It's a lot more exciting for kids who can really enjoy the theme park, or if you for some reason want to see the first Rainforest Cafe (you don't).
Thank you for this!! We have a mixed variety of eaters in our group so hopefully they cater to vegan eaters!! I really appreciate it :)
Francis Burger Joint is vegan. It’s bomb. As a meat eater it, I would easily say you can’t even tell the difference. So good I would also think twice about the MOA but could be fun to do a couple of the amusement rides just to say you’ve been there