Lone Tree Bar & Grille venue
Meals served: Lunch, Dinner
Handicapped accessible: yes
Outdoor seating: yes
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528 Hennepin Av.
Minneapolis, MN
55403
612-338-1730
http://www.lonetreeannex.com
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Good times!
posted by ecg129 on Dec. 4, '07 at 1:39 PM
Good times!
Rating: ****
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