Welcome to the 612 Station.
The 612 Station opened its doors in December of 2016.
Located at 612 Front St in downtown Brainerd.
It is owned and operated by John Fussy and Ellen Fussy.
Their goal is to bring fresh delicious food and cold refreshing drinks to downtown Brainerd.
While still providing a fun family friendly atmosphere.
Only 8 mi from Hinckley; 3 mi from Banning State Park. Clean rooms, fair rates, great service. Cable TV, WIFI, fridge, microwave, and coffee in all rooms. All first level rooms.
We have a core lineup of bold and session craft beers with a focus on locally sourced ingredients and using seasonal variations and infusions. Honey Wheet, Dark Chocolate Coconut Stout and Pilsner and IPA style beers. We utilize a barrel aged program to rotate in for select core and also seasonal brews. High quality craft beer produced at a lower volume in a micro-brewery allows us to focus on quality, consistency and the ability to rotate beer styles efficiently. Our focus is on community and beer lovers alike, highlighting the NE Minneapolis community and brewery culture.
A restaurant featuring modern American cuisine with Mediterranean influences.
We are a unique business neighborhood located in the area of 50th Street and France Avenue. 50th & France features over 175 retailers and professional services. Our retailers include: apparel for men, women, and children, jewelers, and many specialty and gift boutiques. Pamper yourself at one of our spas and salons or see an independent film at our art-house movie theatre. For a fabulous dining experience, enjoy our diverse selection of restaurants to wine and dine at, ranging from casual to contemporary along with fine dining and farm-to-table.
Not just your everyday burger joint, visiting the 50’s Grill is like a little trip to a time when food was homey and delicious and the service was just like you expect.
At the 50’s Grill, you’ll enjoy items such as the homemade Chicken Pot Pie, our number-one seller for over 20 years and easily the best Chicken Pot Pie in town. The burgers and chicken sandwiches are hard to beat, and the just-like-Grandma-used-to-make dinners of comfort food like rotisserie chicken and homemade meatloaf are cooked on-site.
The 5-8 Tavern & Grill, located at the intersection of Minnehaha Ave E. and McKnight, was the first addition to the 5-8 family. Opening its doors in 2002, the first sister to the original 5-8 Club resembles the quaint feel of the Minneapolis location. This location hosts a pull tab booth as well as weekly bingo, making it a favorite neighborhood hangout. If you live east of the Twin Cities and want to sink your teeth into a famous 5-8 Juicy Lucy, this is the place for you.
The 5-8 Grill & Tap, our newest location, opened its doors late-summer 2014. With a patio looking out onto South Robert Street, the 5-8 Grill & Tap adds an updated, modern feel to the "speakeasy" vibe of the original Minneapolis 5-8 Club location. This location also features a new menu with items like the Asian Chicken Salad and the Inside Out Brat Burger.
The 5-8 Grill & Bar is the third addition to the 5-8 family. Located right across the street from Champlin Park High School, the 5-8 Grill & Bar opened in 2004 and has been warmly accepted into the community. Actively participating in many local charities and sports team sponsorships, trivia, bingo, and other weekly events make this spot not only a great place for an unbeatable burger, but also for a fun night out with friends and family.
The 5-8 Club originally opened in 1928 as a “speakeasy” and was widely known as the 58th Street Club, located out in the country and just adjacent to the new Wold-Chamberlain Airport. Combined with its location, the fact that the building had an underground garage made it a particularly desire-able “speak.” Cars, their trunks filled with bottles of illegal hooch packed in burlap bags, could pull right into the underground garage and the “goods” could be taken upstairs.
