Top 10 Minnesota Wild Sports Bars

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Best place to watch the Wild is Xcel Energy Center in St Paul. But what if the Wild are playing on the road? Or what if you can’t get (or afford) a ticket to the game? Check out the best Minnesota Wild bars to watch the game in the company of other Wild fans.

Wild Team History

The Minnesota Wild are a professional ice hockey team in United States. And the Wild compete in the Central Division of the Western Conference of the National Hockey League (NHL).

The Wild were established in 2000. And they were the first professional hockey team to represent Minnesota since the Minnesota North Stars moved to Dallas in 1993.

However, when the team moved to Dallas, they dropped North from their name. So they became known as the Dallas Stars.

The Minnesota Wild play home games at Xcel Energy Center in Saint Paul Minnesota.

Where to Watch the Minnesota Wild

Looking for a Minnesota Wild bar near you? Here are some of the best Minnesota Wild bars in St. Paul, Minneapolis, Bloomington, Rochester, and other cites and towns in the North Star State.

In fact, you can even catch the action while waiting for a flight out of the Twin Cities at Minneapolis/St. Paul International Airport! To clarify, there is a Minnesota Wild bar and restaurant in the airport’s Terminal 2.

However, you should call ahead to make sure they will show the game and that the sound will be turned on.

Because of COVID-19, some of the establishments on this list might be temporarily or permanently closed.

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Best Minnesota Wild Bars in Saint Paul

  1. Alary’s Bar – 139 – 7th Street East, Saint Paul, Minnesota. Telephone: (651) 224-7717.   FACEBOOK
  2. Tom Reid’s Hockey City Pub – 258 – 7th Street  West, Saint Paul, Minnesota. Telephone: (651) 292-9916FACEBOOK – MWWB
  3. Hope Breakfast Bar – 1 South Leech Street, Saint Paul, Minnesota. Telephone: (651) 330-8996.  FACEBOOK – MWWB
  4. Grand 7 Saloon – 315 – 7th Street West, Saint Paul, Minnesota. Telephone: (651) 222-6104.  FACEBOOK – MWWB
  5. Billy’s on Grand – 857 Grand Avenue, Saint Paul, Minnesota. Telephone: (651)  292-9140. FACEBOOK – MWWB
  6. Station 280 – 2554 Como Avenue, Saint Paul, Minnesota. Telephone: (651) 233-2165. FACEBOOK – MWWB
  7. Burger Moe’s – 242 West 7th Street. Saint Paul, Minnesota. Telephone: (651) 222-3100.   FACEBOOK – MWWB
  8. Rival House – 411 Minnesota Street, Saint Paul, Minnesota. Telephone: (651)  255-0645. FACEBOOK
  9. The Happy Gnome – 498 Selby Avenue, Saint Paul, Minnesota. Telephone: (651) 287-2018.  FACEBOOK
  10. Tiffany Sports Lounge – 2051 Ford Parkway. Saint Paul, Minnesota. Telephone: (651) 690-4747.  FACEBOOK
  11. Wild Tymes – 33 West 7th Place, Saint Paul, Minnesota. Telephone: (651)   224-8181. FACEBOOK
  12. World of Beer – 356 North Sibley Street, Saint Paul, Minnesota. Telephone: (651) 493-3558.  STILL OPEN?
  13. Eagle Street Grille – 174 West 7th Street, Saint Paul, Minnesota. Telephone: (651 225-1382.   FACEBOOK – MWWB – STILL OPEN?

Best Minnesota Wild Bars in Minneapolis

  • The 1029 Northeast –  1029 Marshall Street Northeast, Minneapolis, Minnesota. Telephone: (612) 379-4322,  FACEBOOK – MWWB
  • Bunny’s Bar And Grill  –  5916 Excelsior Blvd, Minneapolis, Minnesota. Telephone: (952) 922-9515. FACEBOOK
  • The Library Bar And Grill – 1301 – 4th Street Southeast,
    Minneapolis, Minnesota. Telephone: (612)  604-1900. FACEBOOK – CLOSED?

Best Minnesota Wild Bars in Bloomington

  • Willky McCoy’s – 10700 France Avenue South. Bloomington, Minnesota. Telephone: (952) 456-8905.  FACEBOOK – MWWB
  • Sports Page – 9014 South Lyndale Avenue, Bloomington, Minnesota. Telephone: (952) 887-0046.  FACEBOOK – MWWB
  • Joe Senser’s Sports Bar – 4217 American Blvd West, Bloomington, Minnesota. Telephone: (952) 835-1191.  FACEBOOK – MWWB – STILL OPEN?
  • Poor Richards Commonhouse – 8301 Normandale Blvd, Bloomington, Minnesota. Telephone: (952) 835-8308FACEBOOK – MWWB – STILL OPEN?

Best Minnesota Wild Bars in Rochester

  • Glynner’s Pub – 1643 Broadway Avenue North, Rochester, Minnesota. Telephone: (507)  252-8800. FACEBOOK – MWWB
  • Wildwood Sports Bar & Grill – 1517 – 16th Street Southwest, Rochester, Minnesota. Telephone: (507) 226-8380.  FACEBOOK – MWWB
  • Kathy’s Pub – 307 South Broadway,Rochester, Minnesota. Telephone: (507)  252-8355 FACEBOOK – MWWB

Best Minnesota Wild Bars Across Minnesota

Check out Minnesota Wild Watch Bars in cities and towns across  the North Star Star!

A Word to the Wise

While most of these venues tend to attract Minnesota Wild fans on game day, there are no guarantees.

First of all, not all ice hockey games are broadcast. And even when they are, sometimes sports bars won’t turn on the sound. Otherwise, they might show other events. And there is always the chance the venue might be booked for special activities.

Also, fans sometimes migrate to other venues. And bars sometimes close.

Therefore, you should always call ahead to make sure that the game you want to watch will be broadcast.

Your Input on Minnesota Wild Bars Wanted

If you have patronized any of these Minnesota Wild sports bars, please leave comments (pro or con) in the COMMENT box below.

You can mention the ambiance for Minnesota Wild fans. For example, is there team memorabilia on display?

And what about the visibility of TV screens, the resolution, and the quality of the sound?

Finally, how is the food? And what about the service?

Also, please let me know if any of these Minnesota Wild watch bars have closed – or if Minnesota fans are no longer having Wild watch parties at them.

Your own recommendations on where to watch the Minnesota Wild play will also be greatly appreciated! Especially welcome would be Wild-friendly sports bars in other cities!

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