St. Louis Park
St. Louis Park is the close-in western suburb that quietly behaves like a city neighborhood. The West End and Excelsior and Grand stack apartments, chain dining, and a movie theater into a walkable enough core, and the dating pool reflects it: late twenties through forties, a strong Jewish community presence, a healthy share of recent divorces calibrating their second act. It is the suburb people pick when they want a yard without admitting they wanted a yard. The tradeoff is honest. Bar density is thin outside the West End, the energy is more brunch than late night, and Minneapolis proper will gently tease you for the zip code.
St. Louis Park by the numbers
St. Louis Park runs male-heavy, about 52% men to 48% women.
Median individual income in St. Louis Park is about $69,800.
Minnesota has no party registration, so this is a 2024 election proxy: Hennepin County voted about 70% Harris to 27% Trump.
The median renter in St. Louis Park pays about $1,760 a month.
About 10,300 St. Louis Park residents ages 22 to 50 are single.
Local date spots
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Bunny's Bar & Grill
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Park Tavern
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Yard House
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CRAVE Food & Drink St. Louis Park
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Hazelwood Food & Drink - St Louis Park
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Mill Valley Kitchen
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Texa-Tonka Lanes
Wheelchair access - St. Louis ParkDrinks
Copperwing Distillery
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Boketto
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REVEAL Rooftop Bar and Lounge
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The Dampfwerk Distillery Cocktail Lounge
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Westside Wine Bar & Cheese Market
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Westside Wine & Spirits