The Old St. Anthony Neighborhood (AKA . . )
The Old St. Anthony neighborhood has hosted many names throughout the years, but everyone knows it by its unforgettable landmarks. . . Surdyk's Liquor Store, Nye's Bar, Kramarczuk's Sausage, and Our Lady of Lourdes Church.

Located across the Hennepin Avenue Bridge from Downtown Minneapolis, Old St. Anthony is actually one of the oldest neighborhoods in the city and it maintains that unique old-world flavor to this day. In the last decade the neighborhood has seen dramatic change and is now considered one of the trendiest & exciting places in Minneapolis to eat, shop, and live. The reasons are obvious.

This neighborhood is now one of the first true walking neighborhoods in downtown. With the opening of the new Lunds grocery store, literally every possible amenity is now within steps. Whether it’s a stroll around the river, an evening on the town, or just picking up a dozen eggs, this neighborhood has every amenity to offer

Take a walk along historic Main Street, shop at one of the many quaint shops along East Hennepin Avenue, or dine at one of the award-winning neighborhood restaurants and you will soon see why so many people love this neighborhood and have chosen to make it their home.

The Condos and Lofts in Old St. Anthony are now some of the most sought-after residences in Minneapolis.