North Loop
The barbershop
in the warehouse.
Inside the Union Plaza building at 333 Washington Avenue North. Two minutes from Target Field. Three blocks from the Blue and Green Line. Brick and timber, the way the neighborhood was built.
The North Loop was a warehouse district for a hundred and twenty years. Rail yards, cold storage, paper mills. You’d come here to load a truck, not to get a haircut.
In the last fifteen years it turned into the design and dining corridor of Minneapolis. The brick buildings stayed, the timber columns stayed, the freight elevators stayed. Studio AZ sits on the main floor of the Union Plaza building between Deja Vu and Dario — same brick, same beams, same big windows facing Washington Avenue.
If you’ve never been to the North Loop, park anywhere along Washington Avenue North or 3rd Street North; we don’t have a dedicated lot but street parking is real and meters take cards. The Blue Line and Green Line both terminate at Target Field Station two blocks away.
Hours
- MonClosed
- Tue9 AM – 6 PM
- Wed9 AM – 6 PM
- Thu9 AM – 6 PM
- Fri9 AM – 6 PM
- Sat9 AM – 4 PM
- SunClosed
Getting here
- Light railBlue and Green Line — Target Field Station, 3 min walk
- ParkingNo customer lot — four paid options nearby, all under two minutes’ walk
- From the highwayI-94 / I-35W to Washington Avenue exit, two minutes
Parking in the North Loop
We don’t have a lot. There are four places to park.
Everything around Union Plaza is paid parking, and all of it is within a couple of minutes of the door.
- Building parkingPay at the box — two boxes, one in front of T3 and one on Washington Avenue by the pink building.
- North Loop GreenThe lot behind T3, under the overpass. Scan the QR code on the blue sign, or text MN1128 to 53242.
- City street parkingAlongside Union Plaza, behind Deja Vu and Office Bar, and along 3rd Avenue. Pay box or the Minneapolis Parking app.
- Ramp CThe Twins ramp. Fifteen minutes from the IDS Center almost entirely by skyway — out at level B, and you are here.