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Edina Grill
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Review by:
Robb M.
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In a way, you have to decide what type of waffle you enjoy most because, in part, it is a style-thang again. There is your airy Belgian waffle variety, there are you candy waffles (more akin to desert than breakfast) and there is the chock-full-of-nuts type of waffle. And if you care to venture to Seattle, WA there is yet another Swiss-German waffle that will knock your socks off but that's for another review.
For me, it is a matter of mood and the changes of seasons. Edina Grill and her sister eateries: Highland Grill and the Longfellow Grill. You really have to be ready for this. Are you sitting down? The waffle concoction in the Twin Cities that will knock you down is topped with caramelized bananas, hot syrup and whipped cream. Now, make no mistake, this belongs to the desert waffle family and you better brace yourself.
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