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Since then, Minneapolis city officials say bars in particular have become COVID-19 hot spots. 19 W 15th St Minneapolis, MN (612) 871-5553. With COVID-19 cases on the rise in Minneapolis, Mayor Jacob Frey is imposing new restrictions on bars. No more than four unrelated people, or six people who are related, may sit at each table. Lees beoordelingen van echte reizigers zoals jij en bekijk professionele foto's van de beste bars & clubs in Downtown Minneapolis op Tripadvisor. With COVID-19 cases on the rise in Minneapolis, Mayor Jacob Frey is imposing new restrictions on bars. But Walz says it’s not likely that the new bar restrictions in Minneapolis will be needed statewide. Bars & Pubs in Minneapolis, Minnesota: Find Tripadvisor traveler reviews of Minneapolis Bars & Pubs and search by price, location, and more. They’re in the back yard with 75 people partying, where you can’t have 75 people in the bar partying.”Ranallo says he’s having frank discussions with his staff about whether to continue operating the business. City Health Commissioner Gretchen Musicant says nine establishments have been linked to outbreaks among patrons.“As of last Monday, we know that there have been 367 positive cases who named a Minneapolis bar as a place where they were exposed to COVID or where they might have exposed others to the virus,” she said.Musicant says the city is averaging 18 cases per 100,000 residents per day, well above the state’s average of 11. People are dancing.”Statewide, COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations are rising after hitting plateaus last month. We rely on your help to do this. If you have no plans, heading to one of the best bars to grace the Twin Cities this year is a great place to start. Cocktails, wine, and all the best bars in Minneapolis. People are standing up. The emergency order takes effect Saturday evening.

That puts Minneapolis squarely in what the Harvard Global Health Institute calls the zone of accelerated spread.Younger adults who frequent bars have a higher likelihood of being asymptomatic carriers, and may not know when they’re infecting more vulnerable people.

Bars and restaurants in Minneapolis will no longer be allowed to have customers order directly from the bar as of Aug. 1. From a speakeasy straight out of the 1920s to a rooftop nightclub to a fish-out-of-water tiki bar, there’s a spot for you in Minneapolis. With great pool tables, old school video games and cheap drinks.

But he says he and his 30 employees are following the rules and should not have to pay the price for an uptick in cases among young people.“The young kids seem to think they can go crazy with this. Minneapolis 70's Bars, Minneapolis, MN. The DFLer — speaking at a separate news conference earlier Wednesday — says he’s hopeful that his new mask mandate will work as intended.“We think this could give us a position where we don’t have to roll backwards and we can start thinking about the next steps forward.”But the new city regulations pose yet another challenge for many bars in the city, which are operating at half capacity after being forced to shut down for nearly three months. There’s no physical distancing around there. Remembering the 70's bars, dives, and joints in Minneapolis! The emergency order takes effect Saturday evening. Like any big city, there are plenty of great big bars in Minneapolis as well as breweries, and clubs. It’s cold and snowy outside, you worked a long day, and the last thing you want to do is head home to a sad, half-empty bottle of wine to lift your spirits. What makes it special is the eclectic mix of underground, hidden-gem watering holes.

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Minneapolis limits bar service as people crowd too close together in some establishments But for now, he’s taking it one day at a time and is buying some more picnic tables so his customers can still come inside, sit down and have a drink.MPR News is dedicated to bringing you clarity in coverage from our reporters across the state, stories that connect us, and conversations that provide perspectives when we need it most. He said the new restrictions are aimed at preventing such a scenario.“We want to have a proactive approach now, not a reactive approach later to account for the dramatic increases that we would and could otherwise see,” the mayor said.Under the new rules, patrons may still go inside bars, but they have to be seated at tables spaced at least 6 feet apart. We've put together a list of all the best places to drink in the Twin Cities. 294 likes. Open in Google Maps; 3.