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Address: 1804 Carnes Ave, Falcon Heights, MN 55108
Phone: (651) 288-4400
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Coasters Beer Garden, 1804 Carnes Ave, Saint Paul, MN 55108, US
Coasters Beer Garden, located in Falcon Heights, MN, offers a vibrant outdoor seating experience with a wide selection of beers and delicious food options.
Reviews
Logan LaMotte
Today, I had a reality bending moment that has forever changed the way I look at the world around me. This life-altering moment came from a sandwich I got about halfway through before feeling like I was going to regurgitate it up and threw it away, which is what you are looking at right there in the attached photos and which is a crime against nature sold at Coasters Beer Garden at the Minnesota State Fair known simply by one word: Uncrustaburger.
What it is, is
A. An abomination, but more importantly
B. A new 2025 food at the state fair that everyone was raving about so I just had to try it.
The great (or should I say, “hollow”) minds back at Coasters HQ decided to whip this one up after wholeheartedly abandoning their brains. I kid you not, this is the process: They take two uncrustables sandwiches (you know, like the ones you might eat for lunch?) and they then take those two delectable uncrustables and deep fry them like they would some French fries (only in America ). Once they’re crispy and golden brown, they pull them out of the deep fryer and use them as the buns to a hamburger which contains the burger itself, a slice of cheese, lettuce, some pickles, and Coasters “specialty sauce” (it was white, make any connections you’d like).
This, dare I call it a sandwich, was the messiest meal I have ever gourged upon. One bite into it and I had flaming hot peanut butter all over my hand, and since the lady behind the counter didn’t give me any napkins, I had to embarrassingly walk up to the counter covered in PB&J to ask for one (I took ten). The flavor itself, a combination of all the things listed above, was actually pretty rich and scrumptious while also being quite filling. It was an experience, to say the least, and one I won’t be going through again in the near future, but one I nonetheless feel everyone should experience at some point within their lives.
… moreWhat it is, is
A. An abomination, but more importantly
B. A new 2025 food at the state fair that everyone was raving about so I just had to try it.
The great (or should I say, “hollow”) minds back at Coasters HQ decided to whip this one up after wholeheartedly abandoning their brains. I kid you not, this is the process: They take two uncrustables sandwiches (you know, like the ones you might eat for lunch?) and they then take those two delectable uncrustables and deep fry them like they would some French fries (only in America ). Once they’re crispy and golden brown, they pull them out of the deep fryer and use them as the buns to a hamburger which contains the burger itself, a slice of cheese, lettuce, some pickles, and Coasters “specialty sauce” (it was white, make any connections you’d like).
This, dare I call it a sandwich, was the messiest meal I have ever gourged upon. One bite into it and I had flaming hot peanut butter all over my hand, and since the lady behind the counter didn’t give me any napkins, I had to embarrassingly walk up to the counter covered in PB&J to ask for one (I took ten). The flavor itself, a combination of all the things listed above, was actually pretty rich and scrumptious while also being quite filling. It was an experience, to say the least, and one I won’t be going through again in the near future, but one I nonetheless feel everyone should experience at some point within their lives.
Matthew Schepp
The Caramel Corn Cream Ale, brewed by Lift Bridge Brewing Company, was a new, golden brew from Coasters at the 2025 Minnesota State Fair. It was a delightful throwback that tasted just like a carnival in a cup! This beer featured flavors of sweet caramel and toasted popcorn, making it a perfect fair-day treat.
… moreStephen – Wigg
Popular for a good reason. The Ppetizers are great! Live entertainment but not S of this posting.
… moreTammy Stobbie
So disappointed ☹️ that you cannot get an NA beer at Coasters. It’s a beer garden! Instead they sold us what they called Hops Water. It tasted terrible. And it costs $10!
… moreIsaac Engelberg
I could not handle the amount of grease that’s on the uncrustavurger and it felt like i was going to die but I enjoyed being in concert for a measly 14$ which is nothing to a guy like me, or my friend.
… moreRyan Johnson
Went for the slushie. Got a syrupy mistake for $12. Go to O’Gara’s for a better slushie experience.
… moreCraig Johnson, Sr
Worst service we ever experienced at the fair!! The food; well… The onion rings were average but the chicken wings were NOT done and when I brought them up to the cook he shrugged his shoulders and I told him to throw them away!!!! Do you think for being a business during the gives you the to under cook food then you’re dead wrong, poor business for food at the Minnesota get together!!!!
… moreDianne Keller
Loved the band and the drinks. Thanks for bring Rhino back to the fair this year. .tryied other places for music but i keep coming back to coasters for the great fun. Thanks for the great fun
… moreJoanna Tyler
beer tender wouldn’t serve me because he was convinced my ID was expired, even though it doesn’t until 01/2023 (i had no trouble from any other stands that day) . lady behind me bought me one tho so
… moreAlan Marshall
Located at the mn state fair. Good food and beer. Enjoyed live music. Will stop there next year for sure.
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