Russian-speaking businesses in Minneapolis — 3 listings

Minneapolis–Saint Paul’s Russian-speaking map is the western and northern suburbs. Plymouth, Maple Grove, a stretch of Brooklyn Park and a pocket of St. Louis Park hold clinics, food shops and Saturday schools. Downtown Minneapolis is for a hospital campus. People drive 169 and 100 more than they take the light rail for a dental chair.

Demand is medical, kids, home and auto — a winter battery, a realtor who knows Hennepin versus Anoka taxes, a tutor for the weekend school. Featured is three Promoted slots per subcategory. Verified is a phone, an address and a Minnesota license check for the licensed trades.

SlavList treats Minneapolis–Saint Paul as one metro so you can filter once; the pin tells you whether you are in Plymouth or St. Louis Park. Verified means a working phone, a street address, and a Minnesota license check for the licensed trades. Featured is paid, labeled Promoted, three per subcategory. Reviews need a confirmed email. If the card is wrong, claim it.