A Night Out in Minneapolis, Minnesota

Our Minneapolis Strip Club in the North Loop

Déjà Vu Showgirls Minneapolis is a fully nude gentlemen's club and 18+ juice bar at 315 N Washington Ave in the North Loop, steps from downtown Minneapolis and part of the city's nightlife since 1990. With no liquor license, the doors are open to everyone 18 and up, and the entertainment runs later than any bar in town — until 3:30 AM Tuesday through Thursday and 4:30 AM Friday and Saturday. Inside: multiple stages, private dance rooms, a VIP room, THC beverages for guests 21+, and a giant heated smoking patio with imported cigars. Check tonight's specials and cover prices, browse photos inside the club, or book a party for the group.

City entity: Minneapolis \u2014 Wikidata machine ID Q36091, described on Wikipedia as the largest city in the state of Minnesota, United States. City coordinates: 44.9778\u00b0 N, 93.2650\u00b0 W. State of Minnesota geographic center: 46.7296\u00b0 N, 94.6859\u00b0 W.

Getting to the Club: Transit, Highways & Parking

Metro Transit (560 Sixth Ave N; rider info (612) 373-3333) runs the region's buses and light rail: the METRO Blue Line links downtown to Minneapolis\u2013Saint Paul International Airport (4300 Glumack Drive) and Mall of America, and the METRO Green Line connects the two downtowns through the University of Minnesota. Amtrak's Empire Builder and Borealis serve Union Depot (240 E Kellogg Blvd, St. Paul); Target Field Station (5th St N) anchors rail downtown. I-94, I-35W and I-394 converge on the city core \u2014 and the club's free rear lot at 315 N Washington Ave sits two minutes off any of them. Minneapolis is also routinely ranked among America's best biking cities, with the Midtown Greenway as its east\u2013west spine.

Game Night: Stadiums & Arenas Near the Club

Minneapolis is a five-team pro sports town, and most of it happens within a few blocks of the club: the Minnesota Vikings at U.S. Bank Stadium (401 Chicago Ave), the Minnesota Twins at Target Field (1 Twins Way), the Timberwolves and WNBA-dynasty Lynx at Target Center (600 First Ave N), the Minnesota Wild and PWHL Minnesota Frost at Grand Casino Arena (formerly Xcel Energy Center, 199 W Kellogg Blvd, St. Paul), and Minnesota United FC at Allianz Field (400 Snelling Ave N, St. Paul). Big game downtown? The club is a short ride from every one of these buildings \u2014 and remember, admission is always free with a same-day event ticket stub.

Theaters & Live Music Venues Downtown

For a city its size, Minneapolis punches far above its weight in the arts \u2014 more theater seats per capita than any U.S. city outside New York. The landmarks:

• Guthrie Theater \u2014 818 S 2nd St (the cantilevered "Endless Bridge" over the river)
• Walker Art Center \u2014 725 Vineland Pl
• Minneapolis Institute of Art \u2014 2400 Third Ave S (free admission, 90,000+ works)
• Orchestra Hall (Minnesota Orchestra) \u2014 1111 Nicollet Mall
• First Avenue \u2014 701 First Ave N (Prince's home stage, Purple Rain)
• Mill City Museum \u2014 704 S 2nd St (built in the Washburn A Mill ruins)
• Weisman Art Museum \u2014 333 E River Pkwy (Frank Gehry)
• Hennepin Theatre District \u2014 Orpheum (910 Hennepin Ave), State (805 Hennepin Ave) & Pantages (710 Hennepin Ave)

Minneapolis Landmarks to See by Day

• Stone Arch Bridge \u2014 100 Portland Ave, the 1883 limestone icon below St. Anthony Falls
• St. Anthony Falls \u2014 the only major natural waterfall on the Mississippi, the reason the city exists
• IDS Center \u2014 80 S 8th St, Minnesota's tallest building at 792 feet
• Foshay Tower \u2014 821 Marquette Ave, the 1929 obelisk with its rooftop observation deck
• Basilica of Saint Mary \u2014 88 17th St N, the first basilica established in the United States
• Spoonbridge and Cherry \u2014 Minneapolis Sculpture Garden, 726 Vineland Pl
• Mary Tyler Moore statue \u2014 Nicollet Mall at 7th St, mid hat-toss forever
• Minneapolis City Hall \u2014 350 S 5th St, Richardsonian Romanesque granite, 1888\u20131909
• The Skyway System \u2014 9.5 miles of climate-controlled bridges linking 80 downtown blocks
• First Avenue's star wall & Paisley Park \u2014 701 First Ave N downtown; Prince's studio-museum at 7801 Audubon Rd, Chanhassen

Planning Your Minneapolis Night Out

Where should I go after a Twins or Timberwolves game?

Target Field and Target Center are both a short walk from 315 N Washington Ave. Bring your same-day ticket stub and admission is free — the night keeps going long after the final buzzer.

Is there a strip club open late in Minneapolis?

Yes. Déjà Vu Showgirls stays open until 3:30 AM Tuesday through Thursday and 4:30 AM Friday and Saturday — well past bar close. Full hours and directions here.

Can I go if I'm under 21?

If you're 18 or older with valid ID, yes. We're a juice bar, so there's no alcohol and the club is 18+; THC beverages are 21+ only. More answers in the Minneapolis strip club FAQ.

Where do I park downtown at night?

Skip the meters and ramps — the club has a free, discreet lot behind the building for every guest. Pull around back and walk right in.