The Farmer's Cellar

This was such a cool place to visit! Wide variety drink menu. We had the pizza which was very good, I would personally just prefer it as a thin crust but it was Detroit style after all. My friend had the pickeled deviled eggs. We also the got the chips and dip to start which was also very good.

Visited on a Saturday afternoon around 4:30 p.m. We were told it would be up to an hour and a half wait so we put our name on the list and drove over to a brewery a half a mile away. We hadn't even sat down for a beer yet and we got the text that the table was open so not a great start on the logistics of getting a table. Our server, Derek, was very friendly and attentive but clearly overworked and did not have the time to give you a true speakeasy experience. We started with an old fashioned and an espresso martini which both were nice. We also ordered an appetizer of the dip and chips which were relatively flavorless and the bread was quite off. It sufficed as a good snack for $10. As far as the atmosphere, it was not a speakeasy vibe at all. The music was way too loud and required people in large groups to basically yell at each other over the music. The lighting was also way too high. The best part of the experience was walking through the gas station and the soda can wall but you can just do that and then go somewhere else for a far better eating and drinking experience. This is definitely out in the suburbs and rated way too high.

Great food and drinks. The Brussels were cooked perfect and the pizza was bigger than I expected but amazing. Their pork belly is super good. I had the gimlet which was also amazing. We had a similar experience someone else did where we were told an hour wait and after 5 mins received a txt saying our table was ready. I was actually super happy about it, didn’t mind it at all turning around. I would say drinks and food came out pretty fast for how busy it was. Definitely a cool place and atmosphere is great.

Nice casual atmosphere with an amazing entrance. At this point they do not take reservations. The food was amazing. Staff were great. We had the pork belly and the burger. The burger char was perfect. The pork belly was done perfectly and it was literally over 2 inches thick probably closer to 2-1/2” thick.

A great HIDDEN gem in Lakeville. We had the ‘Pickled Deviled Eggs Trio’, which was very tasty. We shared the ‘Detroit Styled Pizza’, just awesome. We will definitely be going back to try the rest of the menu.

Our family visited during the soft opening. The food was absolutely outstanding! The fries were perfect and crispy, the burger was delicious and juicy, and the drinks were top notch! The atmosphere was perfect & the entrance was so nicely thought out and fun, definitely made it a speakeasy! I cannot say enough nice things about the farmers cellar!

Loved the ambience of this place. We ordered the “That’s good coffee” drink which was tasty, I do recommend! We also had the farmers burger. The burger was perfectly made, the tomato jam added a hint of sweetness.

From the moment we walked through the door we were in awe! The creativity that went in to this place, the chandeliers, stained glass, speakeasy style, is on point! The cocktails are like nothing you’ve ever seen or tasted! The menu is full of options, from deviled eggs and onion dip to an espresso crusted ribeye. You have to go.

Saw a cool video about this hidden spot inside of a gas station and had to check it out. This place is kind of a drive for me, I tried to make reservations but I dont think you can at this time. So just walked in, it was very busy and they put me on a list but they did have a patio where you can wait. We ended up just staying on the patio the whole time. Ordered a drink and a couple food items. Staff was very friendly and this was probably the fastest food service I've ever gotten. Seemed like 5 minutes after we ordered, the food came out. I enjoyed it and such a fun experience. Not sure how often I'd go back because of how far it is from me, but definitely worth it at least once.

We wanted a southern suburb spot to celebrate our Anniversary and couldn't wait to check out Farmer's Cellar! Plenty of parking at the false front gas station, so nothing to worry about there! No reservations, and it was quite packed at 4:45pm when we arrived on a Friday night!! Enter in through the soda case, and you are welcomed into a dark and impeccably decorated speakeasy. Chandeliers, stained glass, melted candles transport you to the perfect atmosphere for a drink, snack, or dinner! Our server was super helpful and attentive during our stay! Drinks are wonderful and fun spins on the classics. I had the Tequila Leche, which was reminiscent of a Tequila/Mezcal based Old Fashioned. Perfection! My partner had the Daiquiri, which was a sweet and tart sip! Loved it! We shared a bunch of plates, which were all great!! Of note, the Pork Belly BLT sliders were our favorite: with a lovely twist of Tomato Jam and thick-cut Pork Belly instead of the traditional tomato and bacon! We also had the pizza, which was DELISH...But has a VERY bready crust to it, which we loved, but might not be enjoyed by every diner. Overall, a must-eat for all of you in the South Metro!!

If I could give more than 5 stars, I would! Such a fun and unique speakeasy in an unexpected part of the suburbs. We came here after seeing this online and finding out how close to home it was. My friend was in town visiting and we came for a Saturday night putting. We got here right around 9pm, and there was a short wait, but the crowd came after us and was hopping! You can buy beverages in the gas station while waiting and were able to bring them in with us too when we were seated. The cocktails were so unique and unexpected. We had a variety of drinks, but the avant gardener blew me away. The description made us Leary, but don't doubt the craft! It was as if we were drinking a fresh salsa, but in the best way possible. We also enjoyed the banana daiquiri and the it's French! Both were also great, without being too wild. All the cocktails were easy to drink and balanced! The real star of the show here is the service. We were seated at the bar, which was a great time being able to watch the bartenders make drinks in unusual ways. Grant, the bar manager, was behind the bar working and was SO knowledgeable and friendly. We chatted with him and he explained the process of creating the cocktails. At one point my friend was talking with him and gave some feedback about one drink (nothing bad, just thoughts on it). Grant was super receptive of the feedback and comped the drink for us. He also then gave us another cocktail on the house. Doing this for us was SO unexpected and really blew us away. I can't wait to come back and try more cocktails, and enjoy the experience again! If you want to drive out of the city and check out a unique place, it's worth the drive!

A true hidden gem--literally! The Farmer's Cellar is one of the coolest speakeasy experiences I've had in a while. Tucked away behind a soda door inside a gas station this place oozes atmosphere from the moment you step inside. It's dark, vibey, and intimate--everything you want in a speakeasy. The ambiance is killer, but what really impressed me was the cocktail program. Drinks were seriously next level. The gimlet was everything. Every cocktail we tried was balanced, creative, and delicious. Huge shoutout to our bartender, Andrew, knowledgeable, and made us the perfect drinks based on what we enjoy. You can tell the staff here really cares about the craft and the experience. Oh, and don't miss the patio! It's small but charming. Highly recommend for a date night, nightcap, or impressing out-of-town friends with something totally unexpected. Cheers!

When I saw there was a new hidden speakeasy in Minnesota, I just had to check it out. It's a good hike from the northern suburbs, but definitely worth the visit! Going into an actual functioning gas station - candy, snacks, coffee machines and all - and ending up in a prohibition-type bar is so cool. The door is disguised as a pop fridge. The interior of the bar is dimly lit and old-fashioned without being too gimmicky. The drink menu is divided into sections based on how the drink is prepared with a brief description of the flavor profile, which I appreciated. For food, the Chips & Dip was amazing! I could eat a whole plate of the grilled crostini alone. I also got the Farmer's Burger. The burger was good, but the fries were probably in the top 5 fries I've ever had. Delicious! My favorite drink was the Patio Problems. I'm a sucker for anything carbonated and the way they carbonate the beverages makes it perfectly bubbly. I had a great time and enjoyed the vibes!

So cool but disappointing at the same time. Ambience and concept is super cool! Drinks were good but expensive. The service was very slow although once our food was ordered it came out with in about 5 minutes which made me scratch my head for a minute. Food menu was an area needing improvement. Brocket pizza was expensive and not that good. Brisket was fatty and way too much bbq sauce and hardly any cheese. Pork belly sliders were tasty but more bun than meat. All in all just left there feeling disappointed and a little ripped off. 2 drinks, sliders (Appetizer) and Brisket 9" pizza was over $100.00 with tip. Cool place to check out but we wouldn't go back.

The ambiance was wonderful. The service was good and for food we both had the farmers burger and fries. The food and drinks were good. They are a bit expensive, but it was a good experience.

This speakeasy bar has a secret door in the gas station. We pulled up to a gas station and was confused, we assumed the secret door had to be somewhere inside or the back. Luckily someone was nice to tell us the secret door is the sodas on the wall next to the taco booth. We didn't make reservations and had to wait about 45 minutes for a table. We were able to have a beer and hangout in the gas station while waiting. Once we got it, it was like a whole new world. Fancy seats and chandelier. It's darker lighting that gives an intimate vibe. Craft cocktails and interesting food options. Definitely check them out if you're in the south metro.

This is a discreet "speakeasy" hidden in a gas station/ convenience store. My wife and I enjoyed our cocktails. This place is well staffed at the bar. Very friendly and confident bartenders. It is such a cool interior. Unfortunately, the drinks are overpriced.

What a great new addition to the South Metro! We pulled up to a gas station...and were worried. We.went inside and luckily someone else was walking through the soda case....sneaky sneaky. We ordered some yum drinks. My mojito drink was amazing! This will be a place that we visit again and again!

The newest vibe of the South metro! As someone who grew up in the Lakeville area, I am so impressed with Farmer's Cellar. The ambiance and overall vibe of this speakeasy is unmatched in the area. I ordered the patio problems and pepper to squeeze; both of which were so refreshing and fabulous! My boyfriend ordered their version of the espresso martini and a mojito; both were also great! Food was hot and so tasty! Service was quick and our waitress was so friendly and knowledgeable! We will be back!

Super cool vibe and welcome to Lakeville. Service was slow drinks for meh.... Food was terrible. I really hope this place takes off because it's cool to have it in Lakeville, but changes are needed for drink specials as well as limited food options.

So, it's a kinda cool novelty experience. Sadly, the food menu is severely lacking options and I'm a foodie. We ended up sharing a charcuterie board which was just ok. We then decided to go elsewhere for dinner because the menu was so lacking in good options. The ambiance was cool and the drinks were delish but unfortunately- they were very small drinks. Example- you pay $16 for a Mojito drink and it comes in a small champagne glass. That is not 'prohibition' - That is cheap. Make it make sense. We are in Lakeville and people want more value for their money.

Very cute hidden bar with the a great selection of food and drinks. Not a typical speakeasy ambiance. Louder and more lit up than any others I've visited. Not a bad thing, just different. No reservations so be prepared to wait. You can buy a drink (limited selection of canned beers and seltzers) and a snack and sit at one of the tables in the gas station or one of the outdoor spots until your party is called.