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From the Cheese Fondue to the Main Course, Wine and Pear Bread Pudding, it was Heaven. Listen to...
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From the Cheese Fondue to the Main Course, Wine and Pear Bread Pudding, it was Heaven. Listen to Jesse H., and not to any of the negative reviews. Better make a reservation to be sure you can have this dining experience, too!
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It's Greek To Me
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Restaurants
626 W Lake St
Minneapolis,
Minnesota 55408
(612) 825-9922
It's Greek to Me easily has the best gyros in Minneapolis. They're stuffed to the brim with lamb...
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It's Greek to Me easily has the best gyros in Minneapolis. They're stuffed to the brim with lamb or beef, veggies, and sauce. Try one of the desserts as well, since it's hard to find great traditional baklava and other Greek delicacies.
The atmosphere is also quite charming. When walking in, the deli-style counter makes you think this will just be another ho-hum joint. As you get further in, though, the painted walls and patio are very cute.
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Sea Change
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Romantic Dining
818 S Second St
Minneapolis,
Minnesota 55415
I'm not entirely sure what people are ranting about...amazing space, spectacular service and...
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I'm not entirely sure what people are ranting about...amazing space, spectacular service and superior food. Our waiter respected our time, didn't rush us and was incredibly polite. Each dish was perfectly prepared and arrived in perfect time. No complaints. We were taken care of.
If you think more money=more food, perhaps you should try Burger King. Cue delivers exceptional value because their menu features cuisine and an actual menu I was excited to order from.
If you are looking for an upscale dining experience, I recommend Cue.
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Uncommon Grounds
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Local Favorite
2809 Hennepin Ave
Minneapolis,
Minnesota 55408
I highly recommend this place for everyone. Whether you are new to town and checking out what the...
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I highly recommend this place for everyone. Whether you are new to town and checking out what the city has to offer, or have dwelled here for over 20 years because you love the area, Uncommon Grounds appreciates you and your business. I've seen this place change a lot over the past two years that I've been coming there. Just to clear things up, I think they've finally got it going again!! They got rid of the bouncer at the door, which, hopefully proved to be a bad idea, and have changed the staff around many times over the years, but finally have a full staff that enjoys working there as much as the customers enjoy being there. I went there last week and was greeted by both staff members with smiles and "hellos". I, too, was impressed. The girls working there are very nice and friendly and enjoy sitting down for chats with the locals during breaks. As for the place, I too feel the music is a bit loud and ruins the atmosphere. When I worked there (probably like 2 years ago now) it was soft, serene, and mellow; now it has been replased with loud, love themes that range from poppy. overly happy songs, to the songs we've listened to in the 80s. THe drinks still are a bit more in price, but I ensure you, you pay for the quality. The owner uses nothing but high-quality products, and foods that you will ONLY find at the shop. As for the brands of Chai, chocolate, and where the baked foods come from... You will never know. Thats the fun! They all taste so gooood and keep you coming back for more. It has more of a "chill" atmosphere, they still ask each customer to buy if they are going to sit down for a while, but why would you go to a place and not buy anything anyways? Its great, also, no more jumping down your throats to leave promptly when you finish. If you have a computer it must be upstairs after 8. I love that, more room for socializing downstairs and more light for you studyers upstairs. It's one of the best places to bring first dates.
Pros: Credit Card purchases must be over five dollars, bad music choices
Cons: good ambience, atmosphere, parking after 9!,
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First Course
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Family Restaurants
5607 Chicago Ave
Minneapolis,
Minnesota 55417
JAKE, our waiter, was attentive, prompt and effieient. All the tapas we tried were wonderful with...
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JAKE, our waiter, was attentive, prompt and effieient. All the tapas we tried were wonderful with sufficient portions for a table of 4 to share and try. Pizza and fried olives were outstanding. Rissoto was NY quality and very tasty . WINE quality and prices were a pleasant surprise and great bargain. We stayed after closing and were treated pleasantly all evening. Good hospitality. A definite MUST TRY !
Pros: MANY CHOICES OF GOOD FOODS
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My husband brought me to Chambers Kitchen for our anniversary and we had a fantastic dinner. Our...
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My husband brought me to Chambers Kitchen for our anniversary and we had a fantastic dinner. Our server was friendly and attentive. We had a memorable, absolutely delicious dinner. Dessert was amazing! I'd recommend this restaurant to anyone who is looking for a fancy expensive meal in Minneapolis.
Pros: Delicious Food, Pleasant Service
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20.21 Restaurant
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Local Favorite
1750 Hennepin Ave
Minneapolis,
Minnesota 55403
Thank you for the most wonderful experience. My husband and I wanted to celebrate our anniversary...
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Thank you for the most wonderful experience. My husband and I wanted to celebrate our anniversary with a show and dinner, and we were seated right at the window with a breathtaking view of Minneapolis - and amazing food and wonderful service. We ordered three appetizers and one main dish to share- all were delicate, superb, gorgeous in presentation. We ended the dinner with the die-for dessert of the spoon with the cherry chocolate cake, the restaurant's speciality. We both have traveled and enjoyed cuisines at many places - Tokyo, Paris, Singapore, New York, Chicago, San Francisco and we can say that this is a top-notch restaurant, that we can fully recommend to out of town guests. Also a wonderful place to spend a special evening. Thank you and we are proud to live in the Twin Cities!
Pros: World class Asian-Modern Fusion Cuisine, breathtaking view, ambience, service at the amazing Walker Art Center. Great Parking.
Cons: None.
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Okay i went to Teds as a child in the 70's and it was in my memory for the toast, potatoes, and...
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Okay i went to Teds as a child in the 70's and it was in my memory for the toast, potatoes, and ribs. In Cali you don't find as many BEEF rib joints. While visiting this last time we went down to see if we could find that ole flavor of excellent bbq. Boy were we pleased. I was excited to see they have grown and won numerous awards. There was also more of a selection now of food to eat. I have to go back and eat again. I loved it. Great sauce with three options of mild, med or hot. Beef ribs charred and tender. Get the potatoes slathered in sauce. Loved it.
Pros: Hot Food Done Right
Cons: Mostly Take Out
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Tea House Restaurant
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Restaurants
88 Nathan Ln N
Minneapolis,
Minnesota 55473
(763) 544-3422
They have two menus, one for american and one for Chinesse. They have the real Sichuan food, hot...
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They have two menus, one for american and one for Chinesse. They have the real Sichuan food, hot spicy, probably the only place in the twin cities. Although number of dishes on the Chinese menu is limited, you can order any one of them and won’t be disappointed. The service is also excellent. When we think of Sichuan food, this is the only place we will go.
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Convention Grill
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Restaurants
3912 Sunnyside Road
Minneapolis,
Minnesota 55424
(952) 920-6881
There have been a lot of immitators trying to recreate the old 1930s era burger and malt shop but...
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There have been a lot of immitators trying to recreate the old 1930s era burger and malt shop but this is a real hang over from the time. Not much has changed as even the signage above the grill is of the hand painted type face, yellow and brown, barking out the dash and manner for you to ENJOY! and EAT! with great aplomb.
The chocolate, caramel, and banana malts ($4.00) are thick lumpy and poured from a tin malt canaster by your waitress and the can frosts up while you make room in the fluted glass with your straw. But be careful, you might bust a vein in your neck when the straw clogs and it might be better to eat it with a spoon for its thickness. The french frieds are golden crisp and hand cut potatoes ($2.00) and heaping. And the burgers and the true diner-style, sizzling hot of the grill ($6.00 and up). On a fall or winter nights it warms the heart.
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