About The Freehouse
The Freehouse is a brewpub in the North Loop in Minneapolis. It serves food from breakfast to late night and pours its own beer. The tagline says it all: breakfast to beer.
Freehouse beer is brewed true to style and designed to go with the food. The taps carry everyday, seasonal and specialty beers. You can also order Freehouse beer to go.
The kitchen covers lunch, brunch and dinner, and drinks are served from morning on. Happy hour runs every afternoon, and dogs get their own happy hour menu at the bar and on the patio.
The Freehouse takes reservations and has private and group dining. The events calendar lists live music and brunch events.
From The Freehouse's own website, read November 9, 2026.
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Questions people ask
Does The Freehouse make its own beer?
Yes. Freehouse beer is brewed true to style to pair with the food. The everyday, seasonal and specialty beers are poured at the restaurant, and you can order them to go.
Can I order takeout or delivery?
Yes. You can order online and pick up at the restaurant. DoorDash, GrubHub and Uber Eats also deliver. Bring ID if your order includes alcohol.
Is there a happy hour?
Yes. Happy hour runs every day of the week in the afternoon, with its own food and drink menu.
Is there anything on the menu for dogs?
Yes. The happy hour menu includes a few items just for dogs. They are available at the bar and on the patio only.
Where do I park?
Meter parking is available on Washington Ave in front of the building and on N Third Street behind it. Paid ramp parking is in the Nordic building off N Third Street.
Answers come from The Freehouse's website, read November 9, 2026.
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Before you visit The Freehouse
Expect a full restaurant that also brews its own beer. Come for brunch, a late dinner or an afternoon drink. The kitchen stays open later on Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Check freehousempls.com before you go. The events calendar shows live music and special nights, and the happy hour menu is posted there too. You can also book a table or ask about private dining on the site.
Parking is metered on the street, with a paid ramp nearby. Pick the ramp if you plan to stay a while.