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By Stephanie Davila, Citysearch Contributor

Tired of frequenting the same old hangouts? Walk on the wild side with zany bars, outlandish eateries and uncanny museums of all kinds with our list of the Twin Cities' treasures that offer a few surprises.

Where to Eat

  1. Psycho Suzi's Motor Lounge

    2519 Marshall St NE, Minneapolis, MN
    Scoot into a vinyl booth and chow down on favorites like tater tots, pulled-pork sandwiches and pickle roll-ups.

  2. Hell's Kitchen

    89 S 10th St, Minneapolis, MN
    A bed-headed waitstaff, still in their pajamas, serves up gourmet breakfast and lunch at this popular downtown establishment.

  3. Chino Latino

    2916 Hennepin Ave S, Minneapolis, MN
    This hot spot offers odd Mexican and Asian fusion cuisine like a whole suckling pig and Weed Eater vegetarian sushi.

  4. Town Talk Diner

    2707 1/2 E Lake St, Minneapolis, MN
    Pop in late night and wash down jazzed-up soda shop standards with PBR or the bourbon-infused Monkey Business malt.

Where to Drink

  1. Kitty Cat Klub

    315 14th Ave SE, Minneapolis, MN
    This chic Dinkytown bar resembles a well-heeled women's estate sale with jewel-toned velvet sofas and oddball cat statues.

  2. Brit's Pub

    1110 Nicollet Ave, Minneapolis, MN
    Travel across the Atlantic without leaving the city. Dine on fish-and-chips, then hit the roof for lawn bowling.

  3. Eli's Bar & Grill

    1225 Hennepin Ave, Minneapolis, MN
    After a night at the Orpheum, enjoy suds and grub in this favorite stop on booming Hennepin Avenue.

Where to Stay

  1. Chambers Hotel

    901 Hennepin Ave, Minneapolis, MN
    Reserve the Rock Star suite at this boutique art hotel and be inspired by obscure paintings and contemporary sculptures.

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  2. Covington Inn Bed & Breakfast

    100 Harriet Island Rd B3, St Paul, MN
    Formerly a tugboat, this quaint yet luxurious five-room hotel is now permanently anchored on the Mississippi River.

Where to Visit

  1. Frederick R. Weisman Art Museum

    333 E River Rd, Minneapolis, MN
    A blend of art and architecture, this metallic museum is a city landmark and stopping point for contemporary art enthusiasts.

  2. Walker Art Center

    1750 Hennepin Ave, Minneapolis, MN
    This funky museum features pieces by legends like Andy Warhol and Pablo Picasso, plus a zany sculpture garden.

  3. Paisley Park Studios

    7801 Audubon Pkwy, Chanhassen, MN
    Drive by Prince's world-renown recording studio, which occasionally throws unannounced public concerts and parties.

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