Best Nightlife in Maple Grove

"Located at 3501 Nicollet Ave. in Lyndale, the Latin American, breakfast and brunch spot, which offers salads and more, is the highest rated morning and early afternoon restaurant in Minneapolis, boasting 4.5 stars out of 718 reviews on Yelp. READ MORE: 'The Most Kind-Hearted Young Man': Family Speaks Out After 19-Year-Old Killed In Forklift Accident"

"Hola Arepa serves flavorful Latin food in a vibrant atmosphere – and they do brunch!. They specialize in arepas, which are cornmeal cakes stuffed with delicious fillings such as Spanish sausage, sweet plantains, beans, and spicy sauces. Try their arepas benedict with sausage, poached eggs, spicy hollandaise, and other unique fillings."

"W.A. Frost And Company offers the exquisite comfort of a bygone era with award-winning, contemporary American cuisine. Located in the historic Cathedral Hill neighborhood, the magnificent restaurant sparkles with architectural artifacts, gorgeous fireplaces, arched doorways, and masterful design highlights that add to the ambiance. The neighborhood appears in the writings of F."

"A post shared by Rumer Willis (@rumerwillis) on Oct 15, 2016 at 10:54am PDT. Primarily a jazz club, Dakota has been consistently providing incredible service and superb music shows in Minneapolis since the early 2000s. The place converts into a dance club after 7pm as they remove quite a bit of their table-seating from the main area, leaving ample space for guests to let their hair loose."

"If you’re looking for dinner and some live music, The Dakota has been a date-night spot for thousands of Twin Cities couples. Doesn’t matter the show, the seasonal “Upscale Midwestern” menu is always right, and the world-class music is always the good stuff."

"The best place to see live jazz in the Twin Cities also features a menu of imaginative American comfort food, prepared with top-of-the-line ingredients. Open for lunch and dinnerDress code: CasualPhone: +1 612-332-1010"

"When Red Rabbit hopped the river to open a second location on Grand Avenue, they brought their fantastic Italian pastas with them. Pair your linguine with a slice of the wood-fired pizza for the full taste experience."

"Marvel at the seven-ton Father of Waters statue, the five-story Rotunda adorned with stained glass windows, the stately City Council Chambers, and million-year-old fossils. Explore the building with a self-guided brochure or join a guided tour every third Wednesday of the month, beginning at noon in the Rotunda (enter on 4th Street)."

"To the east of Nicollet Mall and Crystal Court is City Hall, also known as the Municipal Building. It was built in the late 1800s and early 1900s. Of note in the interior is the statue in the Rotunda, Father of the Waters, carved from a single block of Carrara marble."

"Fort Snelling State Park has year round free outdoor recreation, from hiking paths to snowshoeing trails. Free events include parent and child ice fishing and an introduction to snowshoeing. You can learn about how to tap trees."

"Though an island no more, Boom Island Park was named for the island on which it originally sat. The island itself was named for the booms that were used to separate the logs that rolled down the Mississippi River to surrounding sawmills. A buildup of silt and sawdust is what caused the island to become part of the mainland, and a park was developed in the 1980s."

"Address: 724 Sibley St NE, Minneapolis, MN 55413, United States. Rating: 4.7 out of 5. Boom Island Park is a lovely riverside park open for all ages is positioned at the spectacular historic Mississippi riverfront with beautiful perspectives and sceneries of the Minneapolis skyline and the Minneapolis nature’s beauty."

"Boom Island Park is where you can find the next one of the best Minneapolis Instagram spots. The park features a lot of beautiful nature, including a large field with grass. Sitting down at this place is great and you can have a picnic here."