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Whatever the occasion or holiday, you’ll find the unique gift you’re looking for in a more relaxed and picturesque shopping environment here in Linden Hills.

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The Linden Hills business districts consist of three small commercial nodes in the heart of the neighborhood:
The Small of America and the Heart of Linden Hills: "Downtown"
Located at West 43rd Street and Upton Avenue South, just 2 blocks west of Lake Harriet and 5 blocks south of Lake Calhoun, the "Downtown" is the largest of the shopping areas.
As one of the few urban areas that still offer a wide variety of daily services and trades to its community, visitors will find everything from a bakery and butcher to a natural foods
Grocery and we are host to a nationally acclaimed children's toy store and children's book store. Sample fresh baked goods at the bakery and visit a variety of eclectic shops or enjoy breakfast, lunch or dinner at a variety of eating establishments ranging from BBQ to Asian-Fusion and everything in between.
This area of the neighborhood also includes one of the largest concentrations of alternative health practitioners you will find anywhere. Check out our Neighborhood Directory for more information on the variety of business and services offered in Linden Hills, visit their websites by hyperlink.
West 44th Street at Beard Avenue South
Here's a charming corner that can satisfy your taste for old world bread baking and an interesting array of home and garden items in the shops along 44th Street.
West 44th Street at Chowen and France Avenue South
Exploring the west side of Linden Hills will yield choices ranging from Needlepoint and home furnishings to a fine wine for dinner. Have a bite at one of our delis or shop for oriental rugs, it's easy to get about by foot and explore. |
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| This web site is brought to you as a courtesy for the Linden Hills Business Association, whose mission is to enhance and preserve the uniqueness and economic vitality of our business areas; to broaden and strengthen the membership and its relationship to the community; to provide a pedestrian friendly atmosphere and continue in the tradition of providing leadership in the community that benefits the neighborhood. |