5-8 Club

The 5-8 Club is a historic bar and restaurant located in Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States. Founded in 1926, it is best known for popularizing the "Juicy Lucy" burger (also spelled "Jucy Lucy"), a cheeseburger with the cheese located inside the meat patty rather than on top. The bar's name allegedly comes from its original address: 58th Street and Hiawatha Avenue.

The 5-8 Club's primary claim to fame stems from its competition with Matt's Bar, another Minneapolis establishment, regarding the invention of the Juicy Lucy. Both businesses fiercely maintain their claim, and the distinction between the two is often a matter of local pride and preference. While the burgers at both locations are similar, some subtle differences exist in preparation and execution.

Beyond the Juicy Lucy, the 5-8 Club offers a typical bar and grill menu, including other burgers, sandwiches, appetizers, and drinks. It maintains a casual atmosphere and is a popular destination for both locals and tourists seeking a taste of Minneapolis culinary history. The establishment has been featured in various food-related publications and television programs, further solidifying its reputation as a significant part of Minneapolis' food scene.