Welcome to Lake Street
Lake Street is one of the most fun and diverse destinations in all of Minneapolis. With hundreds of shopping, dining, and entertainment options to choose from, you’re sure to find something for every taste and age. Learn More →
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Newest blog post: Oral history with Volunteers of America’s Bill Nelson
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Located in the heart of Uptown Minneapolis, Calhoun Square offers a unique mix of local and national shops, and beloved Twin Cities restaurants. Over 20 years young, the center is a hub of neighborhood activity… |
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The best wireless providers, the latest phones, a huge selection of accessories, repairs, satellite installations, and more. Also buying and selling used cell phones. ICC Wireless has two Lake Street locations. |
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In the Heart of the Beast Puppet & Mask Theatre Since 1973, In the Heart of the Beast Puppet and Mask Theatre has been using water, flour, newspaper, paint, and unlimited imagination to tell stories that explore the struggles and celebrations of human existence. Drawing… |
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Ingebretsen’s Scandinavian Gifts & Deli Ingebretsen’s is the Twin Cities’ oldest retail establishment dedicated to Scandinavian foods and products. Family-owned and operated for more than 86 years, it is more than a store. In an area of the U.S. known… |
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It’s Greek to Me is a friendly neighborhood Greek restaurant located in the heart of Minneapolis. Owned and run by the Arambadjis family for over 25 years, It’s Greek to Me is a Twin Cities… |
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The Midtown Global Market is an internationally-themed public market featuring fresh and prepared foods, restaurants, and a selection of arts and crafts from around the world. The Market opened in 2006, in the large former… |
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For over 100 years, Schatzlein has been one of the midwest’s leading Western and English riding outfitters.Many leather goods, riding equipment and apparel are stocked at the shop. |
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An old Lake Street favorite, the Town Talk Diner reopened for business in 2006. “The resulting combination of massive drink list, locally sourced pork, baskets of fried pickle planks, late-night hours, and always loud and… |
