Acadia - Minneapolis

Wide selection of beer, decent ambiance, but the burger was pretty mediocre in my opinion. The fries were great though! Not much of a lunch place in my opinion. Seems much more like a place to drink some beers and hang out with friends while listening tothe live music.

First time ever dining at Acadia last night! It is absolutely a Five-Star venue for me! My friend and I met there for dinner and beer after a full weekend working at the Expo at Midwest Mountaineering. Our server, Emily was outstanding, friendly, kind,and amazing. The food and beer was top shelf. And the live performer was wonderful. I will absolutely be back to this fineestablishment. Really made our night memorable and perfect! Highly recommend this place and its people :

Beer is expensive. Bartenders are rude and slow. Floors are almost always sticky. Table layout makes the space feel crowded. Bathroom doors don't lock and you don't know that until someone walks in on you. Their only positive is that they somehow manageto draw some decent local bands.

I don't buy drinks when I'm out much, tho I can trust Arcadia w several options for non-standard craft beers. The Boulder 40th anniv strong blond was sparkly, malty and boozy. Local band in the background was fun and animated, too, even if my friend Mattand I (coming from running into each other and seeing Jesca Hoop at Cedar cultural center) didn't come in intending to see them.Can trust Acadia w lively live acts to to both see and have as backdrop for long, colorful conversations w new friends.

Beer is expensive. Bartenders are rude and slow. Floors are almost always sticky. Table layout makes the space feel crowded. Bathroom doors don't lock and you don't know that until someone walks in on you. Their only positive is that they somehow manage to draw some decent local bands.