Bauhaus Brew Labs
A full city block of patio in the heart of Northeast’s brewery district. Live music most weekends, a rotating cast of food trucks, dogs welcome, and a public-square feeling that beer halls in this country mostly fail to pull off.
The patios we send people to in Northeast Minneapolis. Part of our full patios guide and the Northeast neighborhood guide.
A full city block of patio in the heart of Northeast’s brewery district. Live music most weekends, a rotating cast of food trucks, dogs welcome, and a public-square feeling that beer halls in this country mostly fail to pull off.
The dog-friendliest patio in the city, attached to a cider house that takes hops as seriously as fruit. Big communal tables, weekend live music, a fenced yard that turns into a four-legged social hour by 4pm.
A neighborhood restaurant with a patio just steps from the Mississippi. Comfortable, unfussy, the right place for a long Wednesday dinner that stretches well into golden hour. Order the mussels.
The European-style courtyard patio sits on the prettiest cobblestone street in town, with the Mississippi and the downtown skyline right across the way. Patio seating is walk-in only and fills fast on summer nights, so it is worth the wait for that view.
Few patios commit to a bit like Betty Danger’s, where a 65-foot Ferris wheel looms over a sprawling open patio and mini golf rounds out the back. It is loud, pink, and seasonal, the spot locals bring out-of-towners for frozen drinks and Mexampton tacos in the sun.
This family-owned Northeast favorite welcomes dogs out on its patio, a relaxed perch for burgers, brunch, strong cocktails, and local beer. The cheerful vibe and dog-themed everything make it an easy weekend hang in the neighborhood.