Jarick
Doing Nothing
Should be fine at that time. Honestly, it will be a little busy, but the bars don't get packed wall to wall like big cities.
Should be fine at that time. Honestly, it will be a little busy, but the bars don't get packed wall to wall like big cities.
For just a plain Lucy I go -- Nook, Blue Door, 5/8s, Matt's.
If you are looking for something a bit more, Blue Door has the best options I think. The one with the egg and Irish rasher bacon is bloody marvelous.
I preferred the Blucy Lucy at the Blue Door. They use swiss cheese and it doesn't run out of the burger upon first bite like the regular Jucy Lucy.
a place you could try is brits pub ph#612-332-3908. http://www.britspub.com/whats_on/index.php?strWebAction=tv ps they are walking distance from the foshay and if you call i would think they could tell ya who would have it if they dont. cheers!
Question:
I am staying downtown at the Foshay on Saturday and Sunday. I am coming to watch my #($*$% Lions play the Vikings. I would like to cancel out and go skiing as I am really bitter right now.. but I pre-purchased the hotel room at a steep discount rate already and cannot be refuned if cancelled.
I would like to catch the UFC 168 Weidman vs Silva fight at a local pub or bar on Saturday night. Can anyone recommend any places near the Foshay which may be showing it?
just another possibility huberts sports bar , 2 mpls locations one by target ctr ph# 612-767-2960 at 600 - 1st ave, also one by metrodome chicago ave. GREAT NEWS! i called huberts & YES they have it sat nite. also if you get the chance have a beer at brits.
Kierans chicken shots are pretty decent.
I have a couple of questions:
What's the best time to get to downtown St. Paul so I actually have time to find a spot to park and grab a bite before a game? (I'm going to the April 8 Tuesday night game v. Boston)
Total shot in the dark: is there any place to find out about morning skate visits/autograph stuff with the teams earlier in the day?
I have a couple of questions:
What's the best time to get to downtown St. Paul so I actually have time to find a spot to park and grab a bite before a game? (I'm going to the April 8 Tuesday night game v. Boston)
Total shot in the dark: is there any place to find out about morning skate visits/autograph stuff with the teams earlier in the day?
My advice to get to downtown around 5:15 or so and to look for a lot to park in someone down W 7th. I would first look in the lot behind Burger Moe's, if that's full, try the Dairy Queen lot a further south. Most of these lots charge $10 and it's easier to get out of those lots after the game than it is to exit the parking ramp by the science museum.
Tom Reid's might be tough to get into, but I actually prefer Burger Moe's. Usually not a problem to get a table, and they have a good beer selection as well.
Can't answer your question about morning skates and the like.
I usually get there around 5:45 if I'm trying to get a beer and a poutine at Tom Reid's, though it can be tough to get a table that close to puck drop so that's usually cutting it a little bit close. If you're going to try somewhere busier like Cossetta's then it might be smart to get there more like 5:00-5:15.
Highly recommend parking at the Science Museum. $12 instead of the $15 that RiverCentre charges and you can still use the RiverCentre skyway to the arena pretty easily. Easier to get in and out, too. There are some other options around but those two are nice because they're super accessible from the arena and because you can get to them just off Shepard Road (right off I-35E and MN-5) instead of having to deal with the cluster**** of I-94, Kellogg, and/or West 7th.
I don't know about morning skates or autographs but I know the visiting teams always stay at The St. Paul Hotel just across the street from the arena, and lots of people have run into players in that general area and at some of the nearby bars/restaurants.