Grumpy's Bar

Went with my husband to check this place out & oh my WORD its packed on Saturday night!! Very loud, felt cramped inside, so we quickly asked if they sell pitchers (they don’t) got a highlife & went to the patio. It was okay, yet that became packed most the evening as well. They had glasses on the table outside with luchadores on them 🤷‍♀️ why, as it’s not a Hispanic place at all. We did have a very nice lady came to sell jewelry she had made, I bought some crystal earrings from her…best part of the night. Tried their pizza, it’s like having a frozen pizza…I’m from NYC so I’m pretty snobby about my 🍕 lol. It did fill my husband up he ate the whole thing except the two tiny slices I had. You can’t hear the music inside, so we used a cell, no one danced, just stood around talking. There was a fire they started in a can, the highlight of the evening. Honestly it was pretty boring, will not go back. Yet if you really like this sort of place, go for it. Be prepared ladies, you have to wait for the only one private bathroom; pretty clean though.

Love this dive bar! A bartender was announcing the baseball game which made it so much fun! Great deals on drinks and love the outdoor patio space.

Stopped by for a cold beer and good conversation. Staff was quick and friendly, and the people watching was four stars.

Looking for a true authentic dive bar? Look no further… you have arrived. And in a good way! Very good way!

Went on a Tuesday night for a meet an’ greet with local burners. Great dive bar atmosphere, actually a pretty decent selection of liquors. Staff friendly and funny. Had a green chartreuse on the rocks, and shared frozen Heggies Pizza, which actually isn’t that bad at all! The music is loud but selection is good. Come in expecting a dive bar and you’ll have a good time! The locals this bar attracts are great. Definitely would come again.

I absolutely love this bar. Great location in Northeast Minneapolis, drinks are always fantastic, and the atmosphere is usually very positive.

I was a regular here in the early aughts (maybe even late 90's?) and these days I stop in occasionally - a couple of times a year, maybe? - to reminisce over a nightcap (or two). It's got a slightly different vibe now than it did then, but what are you gonna do? Times change. Staff is still amazing, including some of the folks I've been seeing for years. Incredible beer selection. My usual #1 reason to stop? They can make a Rusty Nail, which is my favorite cocktail. Tonight's bartender nailed it, no pun intended. Incredible patio, on top of everything else. Go!

Attended our 2nd Big Kahuna Tike Show. Twas fantastic but for the heat! Heat reduced crowds left us with more space to mill about. The Disasternauts were the bomb

Banger low-key neighborhood bar. Grain Belt tall boys, need I say more? Okay, yes, super friendly bar crew and crowd, great music, Dr No pinball, and a sweet little patio. Did I mention Grain Belt tall boyz?

Great customer service and the bartender Jimmy cup my cup full and Atmosphere was great with a pinball game.Doctor no had me spending my single ones all night. Very cozy in friendly place

Yelp wants me to write more. I don't need or want to. See below. Things haven't changed. Nuff said.

It's an unassuming bar with an excellent, ever-changing tap list. They pour a stiff drink. The patio is splendid. It's a comfortable atmosphere where people come to meet friends or just have a drink on their own.

Ope that she said. Ain't nothing grumpy about Grumpys. Bartenders, phenomenal ! Rad ...it's dark enough it's clean enough and bingo. Clean bathrooms. No more grumpy after leaving Grumpy's I would even take my grandma if she was alive!

Good deals on booze. Friendly relaxed environment. Cool people. This was the third stop on my birthday bar hop. We played a round of darts for $2 and walked outside to their back patio with a few beers. There is a fence full of beer signs for a photo opt! Our mission that night was to find a bar that could do pickleback shots (whiskey and pickle juice chasers). Whenever our groups gets together WE MUST HAVE A ROUND. Unfortunately, they did not have pickle juice as they typically do not serve food, but the bartender did recommended a grapefruit chaser with Jameson shots. That hit the spot until our next location, and we had a few MN brews before we left. Overall I will return on a weeknight to chill and have a beer. Free street parking.

Not been since before covid. Used to get my mail there. Grumpy's is Grumpy's. Incredibly good people. Best bar anywhere.

This locations is a drinks only stop (the location on Washington Ave has amazing food, BTW). I love to drink something old school when we stop in; usually but not always Hamm's. Shannon is a great bartender and always takes good care of us. The outdoor seating fills quickly when the weather is agreeable. The jukebox is unrivaled!

The atmosphere was great, a lot to choose from in drinks. The DJ was spinning good tunes and the members of Grumpy's Shooter (Softball team) were nice to out of towners. Great place.

I love a place that feels like a "dive," bar but actually feels like they clean the place and maybe even do nice little modern remodel touches! This is one of those places! Mind you I was here in the early morning hours, so my eyes my have already been red, from a few brews.. But this place made me happy we came here for our night cap! Nice staff, cool spot, cheap cold brews, good friends.. Perfection at 1am!

For a dive called "Grumpy's", this location is pretty festive and eventful. This is my favorite Grumpy's location (vs. North Loop/DT + Roseville), and not just because it's in my neighborhood. This one's smaller, a little more intimate/low-key and a tad more dive-y. Grumpy's throws great seasonal block parties, like during Art-A-Whirl, and even slang free corned beef & cabbage on St. Patty's. Music line-ups range from folk to punk, which I love. The owner founded a record label, after all. Grumpy's NE doesn't have a full kitchen but they have frozen pizza and $1 Hotdish on Tuesday nights (until they run out). You mostly just go for the drinks anyway. Every day they feature Grumpy Hour specials from half off wine bottles to $3 for 2 domestic beers. Here's your next trip to Northeast: dinner at Hai Hai, dessert at Crepe & Spoon, and then drinks drinks and drinks at Grumpy's.

Grumpy's has got to be the biggest misnomer since 'The Never Ending Story'. Maybe I just got lucky, but this was the happiest bar I have ever come across in all of the Twin Cities. Not for any particular reason either. The Vikings weren't on the team winning a playoff game, a band wasn't playing, nothing at all like that. I just happened to walk in on an early evening on a ho-hum Friday but everybody was as jolly as can be. From what I can tell Grumpy's has a calendar loaded with all sorts of fun stuff, like Hot Dog Tuesday's, a DJ that will play whatever wax you bring on Thursdays, trashy movies in the patio, etc. A fun filled calendar like that is the mark of a good bar, indeed.

Got to Grumpy's at about 11 on a Friday night and managed to snag one of the last tables with some friends. The atmosphere is very fun and lively and the drink prices aren't bad at all. Grumpy's is not a clean place but it still has all the charm of a local dive bar. I'll definitely be coming back and recommend this place highly!

I love great dive bars and Grumpy's is a great dive bar. Great tap selection right alongside tall boys of your dad's favorite domestics. Old beer swag abounds. While I haven't yet witnessed it myself, I just know that it's full of old men day-drinking and going to town on the $1 hotdish on Tuesdays. I'm sure a few of those old boys even take an occasional snooze right at the bar. It's also full of the hep cats, the hippies, the rock 'n' rollers, the hop hippers, the beatniks or whatever the attractive young popular kiddos with rude 'tudes and tattoos are called these days. I drank two cans of Nordeast here. I'd go back, play some darts, and drink two more. Maybe some Jim Beam, too.

Went there for my birthday dinner, and had never been there before. It was not really that busy so I was assuming the wait wouldn't be too long. Whole process from getting drinks to our food took way too long. Was hoping the ambiance would be cool and could have found a new go to place, but the service was too bad for me to return. My girlfriend did not feel well after eating the Alfredo and after we got home she got sick. Other than that food was in general adequate but the fries were actually very good. Would not recommend and will not be returning.

I came here last night with a friend, I'm from out of town and had never been there before. It was pretty quiet for a Friday night and we were able to get seats at the bar. My friend and I were sober when we arrived, and a couple of guys next to us struck up conversation with us. I had three beers and a shot, which would normally leave me tipsy, but the next thing I remember is waking up on my friends couch. One of the men we were talking to had drugged my drink. I'm not blaming the bar for me getting roofied, but their response to the situation was less than satisfactory. The bartenders were conversing enough with us to notice of my drastic intoxication, but I was told by my friend that they were the opposite of helpful. I was falling asleep in my chair and the female bartender started yelling at me asking who I was with. My friend kept trying to explain that she was with me, but the woman dismissed her and kept yelling at me (but didn't take my drink?) She then called the bouncer over to have me leave, and my friend (who was sober) had to convince bouncer to let me sit on a stool inside until our uber arrived because I couldn't walk. Once the uber arrived, my friend, who is like half my size, had to carry me out by herself. No one helped her. Not the bouncer, none of the bartenders, no one. Even if I was just a wasted girl at a bar and not someone who had been roofied, the respectful thing to do would be to help. P.S. if you see a guy there with a gap tooth, dark hair and glasses, punch him in the face for me.

First impression, smells like stale urine (can urine be fresh?). Second impression, no food. Third impression, awesome beers, good happy hour, knowledgeable staff. I've only been here one time, ironically. But seriously, great little spot with awesome beer options, a cute little patio and devent happy hour deals. Not awesome, but good. However, the one reason this place is really bangin' is their Firkin Fridays. Its so cool, so special, so limited. They bring in a little keg (called a firkin), I think its maybe 1/8 keg, from a local brewery and its always something really unique!

Absolutely love this place! The type of bar I can only wish was available in Eden Prairie. Beer selection is great, locals, microbrews and the big breweries all represented. Food is awesome! I have been twice before concerts when they have the "Stadium Menu" which is good (avoid the stadium nachos). Build a #$*&! burger is on the stadium menu as are the chicken fingers and dummies, so small/quick menu for game days. Where Grumpy's really shines is on your regular any-day of the week menu. Poutine, burgers and more. I shared the poutine as a appetizer, had the hot pastrami sandwich and my gal had the Rachel. Excellent food, huge portions, we took leftovers home. I cannot recommend a better place if you are looking for that dark, "hole in the wall" with excellent service, cool atmosphere, great prices, multiple beer and drink selection and wonderful food! Grumpy's has it all! Also if you go there pre-game, the staff really has their shit together and moves people in and out in a quick, good way!

Great tap list. Limited space indoors, but they had a lot of space to walk outside. On Saturday night there was someone grilling kebobs, which apparently occurs regularly.

My favorite bar in the whole wide world. This is a place where everyone know your name, expect on Friday and Saturday nights, when the A, B, C's are here in full force (Anoka, Blaine, and Coon Rapids).

Only been here once but I was quite impressed. I LOVE dive bars and this place is small and dive-y with a fairly large patio. But that wasn't even the best part for me: it was their incredible beer selection! I'll admit it, I'm a huge beer snob, so it takes a lot for a bar or restaurant to impress me with their draft selection. There were several beers I'd never heard of, as well as a few obscure favorites of mine -- Bent Paddle's Bent Hop IPA on Nitro?! A beer from Crooked Stave, my favorite Denver brewery specializing in sour beers?! Nice work, Grumpy's. Staff was great, too. They had a few servers that would come out periodically to check if anyone on the patio needed another round and to clear away empty glasses. I can't believe I hadn't been here before (ok, I can believe it -- for whatever reason NE Minneapolis always seems like a bit of a hike from Whittier where I live), but I can't wait to go back!

A few people seem to be lumping all grumpy's into one, the NE location only serves Heggies Pizza. A dive bar in NE Minneapolis with decent beer selection and heggies Pizza. I enjoy coming as it's generally laid back crowd. Bar clearly has it's regulars, I've seen people walk in from the street and the bartenders will have their beer out and ready for them before they even sit down. Usually not waiter/waitress service, so if you go and grab and table and wait, you'll be waiting for awhile, you have to walk to the bar yourself....but bartenders are friendly. It's also only a short walk to the double deuce, so it's got that going for it. Not my favorite NE place, but I do enjoy going in for a brew.

Before I moved to Nordeast, I always heard about these hip, funky bars that most people consider to be dives, but really aren't. Then I actually moved here and discovered that these purported "not actually dive bars" were, well, really not that great and generally kind of scuzzy... dive bars, if you will. Sorry Mayslack's, Knight Cap, and 1029 but you know it's kind of true. So the other week when some friends invited me out to Grumpy's, I knew what I was in for. Or so I thought. The tap list here is phenomenal! They carry your standard beers that taste like water but have an excellent real beer selection, including Fulton, Surly, and Summit (among, many, many others). No suspiciously cheap pitchers of pale beer here, friends! Pricing, while maddeningly not listed on their board of brews the night I was there, ended up being thoroughly affordable. As in, four pints for right around $13 - totally fair for the great quality. The room itself was a little small, but was redeemed by the lively and nicely-decorated patio in back. So thank you, Grumpy's for making me believe in this fabled creature known as the "hip" dive bar.

Didn't realize that Grumpy's Nordeast was SO different from their other locations. I could see this being a fun dive bar in NE Minneapolis. They had a decent beer selection. But, it was a pretty small, had no service at the booths (at least while we were there), the booths weren't wiped up well. All that would have been fine, but there was one big disappointment: No food! I love Grumpy's burgers and tots at the downtown and Roseville locations and had incorrectly assumed that the NE location had a similar menu. However, the only food they had to offer was heated frozen pizza. Fine for a night out drinking, but very disappointing otherwise. Don't go here expecting anything similar to the other Grumpy's in town. It has its own very different offerings and vibe.

I feel like I should really love this place, and that it should be worthy of 5 stars. It's a place of many firsts for me: first date with my fiancee, first bar I visited in Northeast Minneapolis, first place I enjoyed a Surly, the list goes on and on. It's a great dive bar with a ton of appeal...but I have this weird feeling like I've entered some northeastern clique the past few times I've been there to enjoy trailer trash trivia and a beer. The place has a great location, great atmosphere with all of the Hamms and Grain Belt decor...and the crowd is a great mix of city folk which can be good or bad depending upon your feelings... Things I love about Grumpy's: - The service is great. The bar staff are awesome people here - The beer selection, it's very diverse, and constantly changes. Surly has a great presence here. -The pizzas are top-notch for a dive bar. - They put Guinness in their Bloody Mary - Ms Pacman/Galaga video game in the doorway. -They have a Vinyl night, Hot dish (delicious) night, Trivia night...all of which are worthy of attending. -I love Northeast, and this bar defines the area for me. There are a number of things that bother me about Grumpy's: - The prices for the tap beers are not advertised on the chalk board. I hate having to ask the bartender how much that special Surly tap costs before I have them pour it. I feel like a prude for asking, but I don't want to encounter sticker shock either at the end of the night. - The seating can get a bit cramped, and it simply stinks to see places where tables and chairs could go...and instead there is empty space. I hate standing in the door looking like a fool for an open space. Could you add just a couple more tables and chairs? - The format of the Trivia night needs to be changed. Currently there are no rules that limit the amount of members that can be on a team. This creates an unfair advantage where one team may have 9 members while there are some with couples...9 brains beats 2 brains...hate to say it, it does. So does pulling out your blackberry or IPhone to Google answers...I am always appalled at the lack of scruples in this crowd when it comes to cheating. It takes away from the fun...and gives me a sour feeling for this bar. Especially when I get my bill for beer and a pizza at the end of the night. My suggestion is to limit team sizes to 4, and to implement tougher penalties if you are caught surfing by your neighbor next to you. The crowd should be able to police each other. Despite these things, you'll run into me here if you visit often. I am a fan, and always will be.

What a great dive bar!! This place rocks!! HUGE beer selection and a pretty decent wine selection, which surprised me. This is a cliassic Northeast place and the crowd is a little bit of everything from working class to hipster. Nice outdoor patio as well. On Wed. nights PBR tallboys are $2 and Bernie throws down the live trivia too! So much fun!! Hot Dish Tuesdays look fabulous, but I haven't been yet...but I'm sure to go. How can you NOT for a buck a bowl. But get there early, because once it's gone, well, it's gone. This fall they are starting Tbone Bingo, which is like a meat raffle but with bingo! If you love a classic dive bar with a great beer selection, this place is for you!

Go to the Roseville location. This location is a dive bar where some guy got shot and killed at last year! Besides the service is bad!!!!! Corner dive bar. Bartenders are rude and the food is dive bar average! Go there for a few drinks. Typical NE Mpls. cheap hipster bar. Sometimes they have a band. Some dangerous people go there. Awhile back someone got shot outside of it. Pizza is the frozen variety made by the bartender behind the bar and a little pizza oven. On a more positive note, there is a strip joint across the street...also a corner dive bar...do you see a trend here for NE Mpls. bars? A block away from a big German restaurant that is like a college frat party in the basement on the weekend.

We rolled in here like a tornado made of teeth and fingernails and they welcomed us with open arms. My friends were drunk off their gourd and still remember this place. Great juke box, cheap drinks, and accommodating staff. What more could you ask for? The fact that they knew Rich Kronfeld puts it over the top. My friends were asking everyone in the city if they knew him, and this place did. I think I'd rate it 5 stars, but the night started getting a little hazy about when we arrived

Before you pull up to Grumpy's in Nordeast, you know you've found the place when all of the parking spaces for the past three blocks have been packed tighter than a pack of Velveeta singles on a July afternoon. When you step in, it's hard to get your bearings because it's packed full of college students, thirty-somethings, blue collar working-class types and retirees. Put another way, it's a local neighborhood bar in the best sense. But unlike the stereotypical corner bar; dark, filled with smoke and lousy beer, this place is adequately lit, smoke free (as everywhere is now) and jam packed with stellar beers. The beers are the highlight. Packed with local and craft beers, as well as imported and rare specialties, there's not a tap wasted on Bud, Coors or Miller. Fridays, though are the key. Grumpy's Firkin Fridays are not to be missed (but don't tell anyone, it's packed already). They take a firkin of cask-conditioned ale and hand-pull pints while serving free snacks to keep you going. This week, the ale was Fulton's amazing Libertine and the snacks were markedly absent, until I realized that they were roasting a whole pig in a Caja China--a Cuban-style pit roaster. It took a while, but it was definitely worth the wait. They try different things every week, so it's always exciting.

Hipsters - (Pretentiousness) + fixie bikers + cheap booze + patio for smokin' and chillin' + Northeast vibe of chillaxed earthiness + flannel + darts + frozen pizza for drunken festivities = Grumpy's Bar LOVE. Was here with 15 great friends and had an absolute ball. At the last minute walking out the door of my house, I ran back upstairs and changed from a Jean Paul Gaultier shirt into a flannel one on impulse. I thought to myself, "Self, why do you want to be uncomfortable? This is not downtown Chicago- this is Minnesota." I had a creeping suspicion I wouldn't have to front SHIT at this place. Correct. If you're looking for the most authentically awesome bar in the Cities, somewhere where the people watching is good enough to drink, somewhere where the only person you have to dress for is yourself, go here. But watch out! That photo in the gallery lies! There are no tater tots here! Broke my little heart.

I love this bar. Dare I say that this is probably my favorite bar in NE! There is something super cozy about it. I love the patio on the summer as well. Feels like you are sitting in a friend's back yard. The smell of the delicious pizza cooking gets me every time though and we end up ordering some. I have to say though, it smells way better than it tastes. Don't get me wrong, it's alright, but the smell is awesome! The bartenders are cool too, which is nice since that seems hard to come by these days.

This place is such a dive bar but in the best way! I compared it to the bar in the TV show Shameless because it seems to be mostly an older crowd who seem to know each other (or maybe that's just what it looked like to me). My friend and I went (both 21) and our ID's got looked at for a long time, so I'm guessing not a lot of the younger crowd come by lol. I got a spicy Bloody Mary and she went heavy on the spice! It was great! Also darts is only like a dollar so that's really fun. I'd definitely recommend this to anyone who wants to go to a lower key bar.

Only been to the NE Grumpy's twice (I know, kick me in the balls) but both times I've lucked out and Shannon (of the infamous band the cows) made me the bestest Bloody Mary's ever. I'm sure the other bartenders make good ones too.

Thanksgiving night, picture it: Southern California girl (not the beach blonde valley girl or paris hilton wanna-be trust-funder steroetype, mind you) walks into a bar... and falls in love. The bar is simple in decor, with plain black walls almost everywhere, and the most gorgeous felt vintage wallpaper behind the bar (amber colored with maroon fleur de lis type designs all over.) There is a large radiator to warm you up if you're not used to the cold weather, like me, and even a fire pit in the back for the smokers. There were also neon beer signs hung up all around, for illumination and a more cozy feel. Everyone I encountered was immediately warm and inviting (even regulars, to whom I stick out like the sorest of thumbs.) Our bartender was Nick, who was attentive in a way you don't see too often. Everytime he would walk by our table, he asked how we were on drinks, even though he was the only one working and didn't have to come out from behind the bar at all. As it got busier, his attention to us became more impressive each time. There was ample seating, with five or six booths lining the far wall, four or so tables in the middle of the room, and of course stools edging the bar. Outside, there were four tables with four chairs each, for anyone daring enough to brave the harsh Minneapolis climate (I was at first, and my guts waned throughout the evening.) Finally, jukebox. Fan-tas-tic. There was a good variety of music types, but what really got me... Sharon Jones and the Dap-Kings. If Grumpy's hadn't won me over already, it would have after I saw that.

Grumpy's expects nothing from you. If you, in turn, expect nothing from it, you'll do swimmingly. There's no kitchen and usually no waitress, but drinks are outrageous cheap and delicious strong and there is haphazard live music (Har Mar Superstar at 4pm on a Sunday? What does that even mean?), which is, you know, good. Also, the door to the ladies' has a picture of a taco on it. Nice.

I had a blast at Grumpy's. The beer specials on the wall were the extreme version of eclectic. We had to ask the waitress about them and do you know what she presented us with? The BEER DECISION TREE. More hoppy or less hoppy? Bitter or less bitter? She was a wizard. Any all the beers had a high ABV. Win!

Now, although I am partial to dive bars...I love this place! Good people, good beer, great service, nice/low-key atmosphere... Great place to have a few drinks (great beer selection - from Tallboy's to Surly) any night of the week. Love this bar. End of story.

With a wide cast of characters, great beer selection, cheap drinks, and the best frozen pizza you've ever had, what's not to love? It's hard for me to put into words why I love this bar so much, but it has to do with its complete lack of pretension; Grumpy's isn't trying to be anything other than exactly what it is--a friendly neighborhood bar with a great beer list where all are welcome. If you're looking for table service, be aware that the server only works when the place gets pretty busy, usually after 9 on the weekends. Most of the decor looks like it's been there since the 70's, but in a good way that feels comfortable. I recommend going on a Monday, since all Minnesota beers are half price (this is all day Monday, not just happy hour). If you're looking for food (and for some reason don't want Heggies, which is truly the highest quality frozen pizza I've ever had), try Stanley's or Marina up the street.

This is all around just a fun, casual, place to hang-out with your friends, especially in the summer. The location in Northeast is excellent and an easy walk to other bars/restaurants. Grumpy's has a great beer selection and the bartenders know how to make a cocktail! They frequently offer specials and have trivia/game nights. What more could one ask for?!

I have been here a number of times, but have not taken the time to actually review it. Shame on me!! Generally I do not come here looking to fill a void in my empty tummy, so I am not sure how the food really is. (Hence the 4 stars. I can't give it 5 if I have not eaten.) However, the point of this review is that there is great beer and atmosphere! They always have a great tap selection for those of us beer snobs! Also, if you are feeling like a water, or you fill up on the plentiful beer, they always have great deals on cheap beer! You can go here wearing whatever you want, as long as it covers you up. It is a great dive bar! They have a fantastic patio that is completely secluded from the street. They often have live music to keep the party going. My favorite time to go here, which is only once per year, is the post-Autumn Brew Review brewers party. They have a privately catered party on the grass. Great selection of beer! Great private parties! A must stop if you are touring this part of NE! If you are not...you should!

Go during the week when you can be served by the old school bartenders. Don't go on the weekend when the hipsters rule. I love when beers have their tap parties here (sometimes at like 3 or 4 pm) cause you get to hang out with the neighborhood folks and it tuly feels like a quaint dive bar. I know quaint isn't the right word, but that's how it feels to me - quaint. I come here with my neighborhood friends every once in a while and always have a good time. Again, only weekdays - not weekends. Also, it's a dive bar - remember that.

If you are looking for a dive bar, this is your place! Unlike other grumpys locations, this place does not serve food except for pizzas. Which hit the spot after a couple of beers! Couple of tips: Monday night mn beer night, all mn brews are half off!! Tuesday night hotdish night! Wednesday night they have trivia! It is hard but fun! They have a nice patio, bike parking, and darts!!

If you find yourself in need of a friend, Grumpy's is it. Nobody will look at you funny because you are wearing your ripped jeans, or your old T-Shirt. This place rocks six ways from Sunday. I found this place by way of a friend before I even moved into this city. It's the kind of place that will sit you down with a cheap pitcher and tell you to shut up and drink it. The tater tots are the bomb, make sure you have a friend to help. Much love to Grumpy's and the staff! Wilsonics

Relaxed and fun, with a love for local breweries. An awesome place to hang out on rainy nights.

Good beer selection. Fun and friendly staff. Trivia on Wednesdays is hella fun. Nice patio. They have a lot of great weekly events. No complaints here... Except that I don't live within walking distance!

My favorite grumpys location. I lived nearby and went quite often my last year in Minneapolis. Tons of good memories over the years. Great draft selection, and perfect dive atmosphere. Outside area is a great plus as well. Now all this being said, it's been about 4 years. Hope not too much has changed.

For what was expected I guess it was ok. It was a classic dive bar. I actually enjoyed it to be honest.

We visit the stand up comedy night on wednesday wich is in a separate space from the bar and that was great! Really something to come back for. Surprisingly funny even when the jokes aren't good. The bar it self is nothing special

Tiny place. Kind of confused as to why everybody seems to love this place. Is it a hipster thing? Definitely felt like a hipster place which is so at odds with the Grumpy's I knew growing up which was like a local TGI Fridays with cheaper decor. This place looks the same but as someone completely un-hipster like I felt quite out of place.....like Paris Hilton in a sea of Brooklyn baristas. I wouldn't avoid this place but I'm not sure I'd put a lot of effort into coming back either. The beer list was wonderful. The service a tad spotty. Definitley divey.