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Monte Carlo's patio in the Warehouse District.
Posted by: Nick at June 6, 2006 03:52 PMHow about the roof top at BRITs enjoying a game of bocci ball and hanging with the downtown single scene on a Friday after work?
Posted by: Jock at June 6, 2006 04:09 PMMoscow on the Hill gets my vote, too. Lovely patio out back. Plus the gorgeous 20-something Russian waiters. Plus the vodka.
W.A. Frost's used to have a nice patio, too, but I haven't been in a while.
Btw, this is going to sound pointy-headed, but hoi polloi means the rabble, the general population. Sorry. I'm an editor. I can't stop myself.
Posted by: ak at June 6, 2006 04:40 PMAll time favorite is my backyard. The Logical Husband and I have a lovely little oasis for 2 out there. Outside of that would have to be the patio at Captain Jack's on Prior Lake.
Posted by: The Lady Logician at June 6, 2006 04:42 PMAK,
Yep. "Hoi Polloi" was used with full ironic intent; rabble on $400,000 boats...
Posted by: mitch at June 6, 2006 04:52 PMUptown -The roof top bars of Stella's & Drink, the fire pit outside Tryg's. (It's really the best in the spring and autumn.)
Downtown - The tables outside of Mission and the M&S Grill, the back patio of MacKenzie's, the roof of Solera.
Northeast - The Sample Room and Pyscho Suzi's. Suzi's even allows pets in the back patio area!
Posted by: Tracy at June 6, 2006 04:52 PMThe patio at the Barbary Fig on Grand.
Posted by: Jeff at June 6, 2006 04:57 PMBrit's definitely Brit's. Some Boddington's and seegar, maybe an order of Scottish eggs.
Posted by: BJB at June 6, 2006 05:10 PMMy garage and backyard!
Flash
Posted by: Flash at June 6, 2006 08:01 PMRight near Pracna, out on the stone arch bridge.
Posted by: Peder at June 6, 2006 09:39 PMTo quote a local (St. Paul) radio oldtimer, this post and its subsequent comments, but for one, sound a bit "euphorian" for my taste. I have the same low tolerance for gastronomic extravagance that I had growing up (with descendants of Minnesota Norwegian farmers.) They must have brainwashed me pretty good. :-)
Posted by: RBMN at June 6, 2006 10:53 PMNear Pracna (at the corner) is a nice coffee/sandwich shop, Aster Cafe. They've got nice outdoor seating and a nice view of the dam. If you're there in the morning, ask for the egg sandwich (heated). :-)
Posted by: Nancy at June 7, 2006 08:14 AMI'm with Mitch on Moscow. Sorry to see that the owners of the Cathedral Hill restaurant are enclosing the patio for a banquet facility. They plan to put a new patio on the roof.
Posted by: Michael Mischke at June 7, 2006 12:35 PMMitch, I should've known that at Lake Minnetonka, the hoi polloi would be the rich boat owners.
Posted by: ak at June 7, 2006 02:43 PMYou poor city people.
Posted by: Eracus at June 8, 2006 08:31 AMThe Sween. Sweeney's on Dale, St. Paul - the outdoor seating in the back.
Posted by: PaulC at June 8, 2006 09:14 AMThe outdoor seating at the Liffey across from the Xcel Center.
In Minnie, you can't go wrong at Rossi's for the jazz styles - and a great happy hour.
Marq VII lounge for nice wine and windows and 'cause I just like the IDS building.
Too many to really narrow it down much but these aren't bad for a start.
Also fun sometimes, somehow are the 400 Bar and the Red Sea over by Riverside. These are within crawling distance of each other. The 400 Bar is totally a dive, but has surprisingly decent white wines - much better than you'd think if you were just strolling past on the sidewalk. And the 400 is also a pretty inexpensive place to start knockin' 'em back.
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