Stillwater is a city in Washington County, Minnesota across the St. Croix River from the state of Wisconsin. It is the county seat. The population was 18,225 at the 2010 census. Stillwater is part of the Twin Cities Metro Area.
Restaurants in Stillwater
5.0 based on 23 reviews
Fused glass art teaching studio. Try your hand at something unique, creative, and yes-easy. We offer many projects for the novice and advanced to learn about the fused glass craft in a fun environment. We have family classes, bachelorette parties, team building, birthday, girls night out get togethers with glass craft and featured Master of Ceremonies (if available).
4.5 based on 50 reviews
Completed in 1870 The Washington County Historic Courthouse served as the administrative and judicial center of the county for more than a century. In 1971, the Historic Courthouse was placed on the National Register of Historic Places as the oldest standing courthouse in Minnesota. In 1975, official business moved to the new government center and a new vision for this architectural gem was developed which included history-related exhibits and activities. Today, FREE guided public tours are offered Monday through Saturday and include the historic courtroom, exhibit rooms and old 1900 county jail. On a tour, your guide will lead you through some important historic moments in Washington County history while touring the historic courtroom, 1900's County Jail, and exhibit spaces. Donations are accepted. In addition to public tours, the Historic Courthouse also offers private tours, school & large group tours, community events and meeting & special event space.
4.5 based on 72 reviews
Lift Bridge Brewing Company is a Minnesota-based craft brewery located in Stillwater, Minnesota. It is Minnesota's 6th largest Craft brewery, well known for its flagship beers Farm Girl Saison® and Hop Dish® IPA. Lift Bridge currently distributes in Minnesota, Wisconsin, North Dakota and South Dakota.
4.5 based on 138 reviews
The most adorable little place with multiple sizes of teddy bears, along with a tree fort to climb or hide in and even a train to play on. This place is something right out of a fairytale book! This is also a great place for photos and after you leave the park you can walk right downtown for plenty of places to eat or soak up the scenery.
4.5 based on 199 reviews
Temporarily Closed
The Stillwater Historic Lift Bridge is a must-see point of interest in the Minnesota-Wisconsin St. Croix valley. Now closed to vehicular traffic, the lift bridge still operates during boating seasons and one can still marvel at the ingenuity of engineering from bygone days. The blast of the single-pitched marine horn from the bridge operator's cabin announces the spectacle as an entire span of the bridge rises to allow paddlewheel excursion boats and other pleasure craft to navigate up and down the St. Croix river. Visit the various restaurants, coffeehouses, wine bars, brewery, winerery or antique and specialty shops on Stillwater's quaint Main Street, then stroll over to the riverside Lowell Park to witness a moving moment of history.
4.5 based on 66 reviews
Candyland has been a locally owned Minnesota business since 1932. We make our fudge, popcorn and hand-dipped treats daily. Visit one of our 4 locations to pick up the original Chicago Mix® or our delicious treats. Shop our online store for treats sent anywhere in the United States!
I love this place. They have the best toffee almonds around! Also a great place to pick up popcorn for my family.
4.5 based on 22 reviews
There is something for everyone at Tremblay's Sweet Shop. Young kids will love the latest gummies, toy-based candies, and jelly beans. Older folks will love the vast array of salt water taffy flavors, brittles, and other retro candies. People of all ages that love high quality fudge, truffles, and chocolates can find outstanding samples of each. This is a fantastic candy shop. We stop in every time we are in the area.
4.5 based on 25 reviews
My husband and I went for a late lunch at Lolo. Afterward, we took a nice walk along the river through Lowell Park South. The river was still high but had started to recede; even the no wake had been lifted just a couple of hours earlier. As proof, there was a guy racing back and forth in speed boat. I guess he wasn’t worried about causing damage to the shoreline anymore, even though the water was still high. Lovely view of the old lift bridge.
4.5 based on 46 reviews
We came to Stillwater from an hour away for the day with our electric bikes. It was a very hot Saturday in July. The Brown’s Creek trail runs parallel to a creek in the woods so you don’t feel the heat. We rode one way 6 miles and back into downtown Stillwater and then the 5 mile loop south of Stillwater into Wisconsin and across the historic lift bridge into Stillwater. There are a lot of people who use the trail, pedestrians and bikers. Trail is in good condition. On the Wisconsin side the pedestrian and bikes are two separate parallel paths. If you are traveling through Minnesota and have your bikes with you don’t have a lot of time, this is the trail to do. We started riding mid morning and had lunch in Stillwater afterwards.
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