Gabby's venue
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1900 NE. Marshall St.
Minneapolis, MN
612-788-8239
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Best patio in Town
posted by MattMartigan on Apr. 9, '07 at 2:48 PM
Gabby?s is to be strictly avoided until late in the summer when you should enjoy the, bar none, the best Patio in the Twin Cities. I always make a stop out to Gabby?s to sit out on their patio for the last nice day of the year and watch the sun set on the Mississippi.
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