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User Rating:

3.4 out of 5 (from 31 users)

Address:

509 1st Avenue NE
Minneapolis

Tel:

(612) 767-7766

Hours:

M-F: 11am-2am

Sa-Su: 9am-2am

Parking:

free lot

Outdoor Seating:

ground level

Smoke Level:

none - ordinance

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Red Stag Supperclub ($$$)

Happy Hour & Drink Specials

Happy Hour & Drink Specials

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$3 Select Wines, $3 Domestic Taps, $4 Select Taps, $4 Cocktails, $4 Crispin Cider, $3-$5 late night appetizer specials.

Cheap Date Night: $32 for 2 Entrees, a Bottle wine (or a few beers) and Dessert

First Thursdays in the Arts District: $3 Select Wines, $3 Domestic Taps, $4 Select Taps, $4 Cocktails, $4 Crispin Cider, $3-$5 late night appetizer specials

$3 Select Wines, $3 Domestic Taps, $4 Select Taps, $4 Cocktails, $4 Crispin Cider, $3-$5 late night appetizer specials. Also Live music starts at 9pm!

Slow Food Sundays: Chef Hauke prepares a new special for $19

Average User Rating: 3.4 out of 5 (from 31 users)

Sustainable, organic, and local. The Red Stag Supper Club is a great neighborhood joint new to Northeast Minneapolis with a menu created by Chef William Baskin formerly of Cosmos Minneapolis focusing on fresh and seasonal products. They also have a unique twist to a lot of traditional dishes... Small plates: ($1-10) including Mac & Cheese (with lobster & truffle), Smelt Fries (RECOMMENDED), and Big Plates: Steaks, Fish, Stroganoff, and many other great options ($15-25). They also have a liquor list with hard to find, yet high quality boozes and a large and diverse tap list with something for every beer lover.

As the first LEED-Certified restaurant in Minneapolis, the Red Stag is a new concept blending health (both personal and environmental) and lifestyle into one incredible place to eat.

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The Red Stag itself is wonderful, but Cheap Date Night is not worth the price. You might expect it to be a price break to their excellent fair to draw in a bigger crowd on a Tuesday night, but instead, you're given something akin to an airline meal. The meals were obviously prepared in advance and reheated, along with some oily lettuce, and a bland dessert served with a cheap bottle of wine. You might say you get what you pay for, but I couldn't help feel that I was robbed a little.

-- acheapdate gave this bar a 3 out of 5 at 21:45 07.13.10

Every time I go the food is excellent and the service is amazing. One waitress in particular with a nose ring has been nothing short of marvelous every time I've had her. The Sunday night slow cooked food is my favorite.

-- Kim gave this bar a 5 out of 5 at 21:12 11.04.09

Dinner service was good, the Tempura broccoli was great and the menu reasonably proced. It was a very good restaurant, looked like it would have been a better happy hour hang out than dinner though.

-- BJ gave this bar a 4 out of 5 at 14:49 08.07.09

I love the Red Stag. Great ambience, great service, and excellent food (and when it's not, they bend over backwards to fix it).

-- Birdie in NE gave this bar a 5 out of 5 at 14:38 07.31.09

Went last night and all in all thought it was great. Amazing deal with the cheap date night thing. Added a few appetizers and cocktails and it was still really reasonable. The only complaints are the salad we got was really oily and bland and service at the bar varied. One bartender, the one who just graduated from the U was awesome, really helpful and funny. The other was kind of a d-bag and acted like he was doing us a favor by giving us pepper. Will definitely be back, though.

-- cindbri gave this bar a 4 out of 5 at 11:09 05.20.09

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