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\nJulie and I headed out with a group of friends to Minneapolis for the Mets – Twins series at Target Field<\/a>. Being that it’s Minnesota and April there was a decent amount of snow on the ground. They managed to have the field clean for Friday’s game and the Twins offered free hot chocolate and coffee throughout the game. I think I stayed until about the 5th inning with the Mets leading by 8 runs or something. Julie managed to stay<\/a> for the long haul.<\/p>\n

Gluek’s<\/strong>
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\nBefore the game and after we headed to Gluek’s Restaurant & Bar<\/a> which is considered the oldest restaurant in Minneapolis. Gluek’s Resturant dates back to the early 1930’s but the Gluek’s Brewery has ties that go back to 1857. The bar is a large German style beer house with a good beer selection and live music.<\/p>\n

Al’s<\/strong>
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\nSaturday morning we made our way over to Al’s Breakfast<\/a> near the University of Minnesota’s<\/a> campus. As expected we ended up waiting about an hour in line before getting a spot. Al’s is a diner that dates back to the 1950’s that is basically a building that has been wedged in an alley. They’re known for their pancakes.<\/p>\n

Walking Brewery Tour<\/strong>
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