City in Minnesota, United States
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Hopkins is a city in the Twin Cities.
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The Depot is a renovated train depot that now serves as a coffee house, youth community project, and trailhead for area bike trails.
The Center is a focal point for arts, culture and entertainment. It is located in downtown Hopkins, within walking distance of several restaurants, antique and other shops and a movie theater complex. Parking is free.
This is a very demanding course. It was built on gently rolling hills, and features tree-lined fairways and large greens. The course overlooks the scenic Minnehaha Creek. Water hazards come into play on five holes.
This course was built on hilly terrain, so you can expect many changes in elevation and uneven lies.
A theater for kids, by kids, with excellent local talent, fun shows, and a venue that is very family-friendly.
A collegiate sports cafe serving award-winning food including hot subs, fresh hand-pattied hamburgers, malts and shakes, wraps and chicken wings.
Full breakfast menu with homemade cinnamon and sticky rolls. Lunch includes a daily special along with homemade soups.
Dine-in, carry-out and catering available.
Handcrafted sandwiches on homemade bread, soups, exquisite coffees, malts, shakes, sundaes, homemade bakery treats, and pizzas.
Great food with fun atmosphere, everything from bingo to live music. Homemade soup and daily specials.
Since 1993, Pizza Luce has been a Twin Cities favorite. Innovative specialty pizzas, regionally brewed craft beer, vegan and gluten-free options.
Authentic Brazilian cuisine and grocery. Live music on Thursday nights.
Friendly sports bar--a great place to watch the next big game! Buzztime trivia, bar bingo, meat raffles, karoake, and more.
Locally-owned family entertainment center with 24 bowling lanes, Shady Oak Grill, lounge with live entertainment, and more.
Offering antiques, collectibles, memorabilia, and boutique gifts.
2 levels and 68 dealers provide a wonderful mixture of antiques and collectibles—the largest antique mall in the west metro!
Nineteenth and early 20th century furniture, pottery, jewelry, silver and more from 50 dealers!
Family owned and operated boutique, offers nursery furniture, strollers, car seats, custom bedding, unique gifts & more.
Offers women's clothing, jewelry, fashion advising and styling services. Doesn't sell corsets, despite the name.
Carries luxurious but affordable bridal gowns, bridesmaid dresses, tuxedos, accessories, etc.
Music instruction and education, instrument rental and purchase, local CDs.
Tropical fish, aquariums, and supplies. Specialize in salt water fish and coral, koi and pond fish, exotice fresh water fish.
By car
Highway 7 runs east-west through Hopkins and connects the city to Interstate 494 and Highway 100. Highway 7 also continues east into Minneapolis.
Most people travel by car in Hopkins. Metro Transit serves the Hopkins area with bus service and schedules can be found on their website.
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