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The meat was cooked to perfection and the total effect was one of the best burgers I've eaten. And the bun was substantial and held its own without being too dense. There aren't unnecessary gimmicky toppings or additions, rather a smart combination of ingredients that don't overwhelm the meat. I'd also never tried a Wagyu burger and again was tempted by Crave's expansive menu to try this out, too. The presentation is impressive and cocktail itself was delicious. Manhattans are my go-to cocktail and I gave in to the fad and was pleasantly won over by Crave's Smoked Manhattan. I'm normally skeptical about whether kitchens can meet the challenge of burgeoning menus that cover wide-ranging options but I used the occasion to try two fad items.

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Service was a little brisk owing to the busy evening crowd but professional and smart. The very large dining area is creatively divided so that it feels cozy and intimate. We met a local friend here for a Saturday dinner on his recommendation and it was an all-around success.

We were able to make to the play on time because of Victoria's actions. We will go back because of how Victoria handled a tough situation.

When our hot food finally arrived the fries and brussel sprouts were not hot. all the tables around us had to wait a long time for hot food.anything cold came out well before hot came out. She said she sure could and took our orders. When a server at the next table dropped off some food we asked her if she could help us. We waited, waited for someone to come to our table. There were a fair share of staff shadowing others. Staff was trying to get to all the tables. When we were sat, we were seated between two tables that were just seated before us. We noticed a good portion of their dining room was closed off. When we go there a line was out the door waiting to get in. Our reservations were at 5:30, we tried calling to say we were running late. The MARCH/PARADE starts at 3rd & Hennepin and proceeds down Hennepin to Spruce then into Loring Park.If anyone has been out and downtown recently they will find staffing shortages all over. The parade is back on Hennepin this year. June 25: Twin Cities LGBTQ+ Pride March Honoring Ashley Rukes Angela Kade Goepferd, who was selected due to 'their work at Children's MN around gender-affirming health care and being an amazing advocate for the community.'įor more information, visit the Twin Cities Pride website. This year's march and parade will go down Hennepin Avenue from 11 a.m. The Twin Cities' preeminent pride celebration will feature 'local BIPOC and LGBTQ+ vendors, food courts, a beer garden, and music stages,' organizers said. Location: Loring Park and Parade Park, Minneapolis Now wrapping up its 40th season, the Minnesota Freedom Band is a Twin Cities-based non-profit community band comprised of Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender, and Allied (GLBTA) volunteers.įor more information, click here.

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Kick off your PRIDE week with a FREE outdoor concert featuring the MN Freedom Concert & Jazz Bands! This delightful evening of music will be held OUTDOORS at the beautiful Lake Harriet Bandshell, weather permitting. Location: Lake Harriet Bandshell, E Lake Harriet Parkway, Minneapolis, MN Discussion will include what has changed and what has not-including increasing violence and harmful rhetoric targeting trans people.įor more information, click here. The conversation following the film will include panelists former Minnesotans United for All Families Campaign Manager Richard Carlbom, OutFront Minnesota Executive Director Kat Rohn, and filmmaker Michael McIntee. The 2016 MSPIFF Audience Award-winning How Love Won: The Fight for Marriage Equality in Minnesota traces the unlikely victories for same-sex marriage supporters in Minnesota.

Join us for a special screening and conversation to mark 10 years since Minnesota legalized same-sex marriage. Location: The Main Cinema, 115 SE Main St, Minneapolis, MN It features free food, live performances, giveaways and prizes and more.įor more information, visit the MNSOC website. The Minnesota School Outreach Coalition hosts this annual event for school-aged members of the LGBTQ+ community. choice of ahi tuna tartare or sushi salmon tossed in sweet & spicy sauce, set atop revol greens arugula & cauliflower rice tossed in maple ginger vinaigrette, drizzled with avocado crema, finished with sliced avocado, shelled edamame, cucumber, cherry tomatoes, cilantro, carrot tsuma & sesame seeds.

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