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thenewguy

Joined 8 years ago

good sport bar food and drink. Yeah, Loon Cafe was OK. We arrived a bit late, around 10Pm and they were still serving for a while longer. It was the end of the day, the place was still packed and my waitress had been working hard all day. Recognizing this, I have to say she served us well, refilling my lemonade, came back a few times to check on us. NO one has mentiioned yet that there's a big sign here that says "Twins Baseball spoken here", also there is historical memoribilia on the wall indicating this place has been serving baseball players for more than 20 years. I had the hot pastrami sandwich for $11 and my wife had the pork stew for about $8. I had no complaint, both were good, keep in mind these are downtown prices. But I was thankful they were still open after other establishments had closed already."

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citycat7

Joined 7 years ago

Aweful Bartender!. My friends and I were DT celebrating a birthday and we stopped in the Loon for a drink or two. Well, we never got to two- in fact we never finished one because we were thrown out because the bartender didn't like the way one of my friends was wearing his hat. Other people in there were wearing their's the same way- only my friend was black and the rest were white- what a terrible place!!! I will never return to the Loon again!!!!!!!

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Contributor

Joined 10 years ago

Downtown sports bar serves local office workers and those en route to the Target Center.. In Short
This corner spot helped kick-start the revitalization of the Warehouse District back in 1981. There's not much emphasis on decor: high ceiling, wood floor, long bar, lots of window tables, booths on two levels. Timberwolves fans, athletes, celebs and none-of-the-above sit elbow to elbow at night, while a lunch hour rush starts around 11:45am on weekdays. The traditional sports bar menu pleases everybody from beer-and-brats bruisers to aerobicizers from the nearby health club.

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forwardthinking

Joined 7 years ago

Chilli to Die for. The Pecos river red chilli is to die for. Chunks of tender beef that melt in your mouth. I have never experienced any grissle! It comes in all levels of spiceyness. Yum! Strong drinks and the staff are super friendly.

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skylark21

Joined 8 years ago

The best spinach dip!. Great for a relaxing Sunday lunch. The spinach con queso is the best spinach dip EVER!! I will be back to try more!

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crzymallard

Joined 11 years ago

Great food.... A great place to start out your night. Don't forget to try their spinich dip! It's to die for...

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huliejubes

Joined 11 years ago

warehouse landmark. The first bar opened in the warehouse district. Commonly known as a gathering place for out of town business/sports figures. A great people watching place.... But don't forget to try the chili.

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thespian15

Joined 11 years ago

Glad I Stopped In. I have heard of the Loon before but just never stopped. I am so glad I finally did. Great food and very friendly wait staff. I will definitely be going back.