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    112 Eatery

    4.4 (1.5k reviews)
    Closed • 5:00 pm - 10:00 PM
    Updated 1 month ago

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    112 EATERY ATMOSPHERE

    What's the vibe?
    Loud
    Good for groups
    Dogs allowed
    Outdoor seating

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    Pasta
    Jonathan G.

    This place was soooo good. Best restaurant in Minneapolis. Best things were lamb pasta. The dumpling was ridiculous. The drinks were on point. I had a great aperol spritz. Pork chop was also delicious. Everything here is amazing. This is a must for visiting Minneapolis.

    Burrata toast w/ walnut pesto
    Schyler W.

    Another wonderful evening at 112. We were sat in the smaller back room on the second level which had a quiet, intimate feel. Perfect for a date night. The service was excellent as always. Starters: 112 steak tartare and burrata toast w/ walnut pesto. Both must haves. We also love the khinkali dumpling (not pictured), but be advised it only comes with one per order. Mains: we both had the nori-crusted Babette w/ ponzu. Absolutely delicious, it's one of our favorite steaks in the city. Desserts: tres leches cake and mocha mousse torte w/ whipped mascarpone. OMG. incredible. We also love the horchata mousse w/ cinnamon cookie (not pictured). Drinks: pickle-tini and espresso martini. Both delicious, but the pickle-tini was especially incredible.

    There are restaurants where you have a great meal,and then there are restaurants that remind you what great dining is supposed to feel like. 112 Eatery is the latter. The food was exceptional. Do NOT play with the halibut. Just say yes. What really elevated the evening was the service. Exceptional service has become increasingly rare, and the team at 112 Eatery absolutely understands it. Warm, gracious, and genuinely interested in making sure we had a wonderful experience. Already looking forward to going back. This one deserves all the stars.

    Old Fashioned at the bar
    Annie M.

    Small, but impressive. Exceptional service. Great food... really great food. I started with an unexpected appetizer- the Jewish Artichoke - fried crisp, with a tomato sauce of sorts. Really yummy crispy outer edges, but didn't love the fibrous center (they need to cut it out). I enjoyed the Lamb Sugo pasta (slow roasted delight). My neighbors had the halibut - pan seared perfection, and the foie gras meatball tagliatelle... both proclaimed excellence! They also gave a good wine selection and some interesting and tasty craft cocktails. The place came highly recommended and did not disappoint.

    112 Steak Tartare
    Clarissa C.

    The food here is quite creative, unusual, and good, and I loved that!! You're started off with complimentary candied walnuts and olives in a spicy olive oil concoction. We got the 112 steak tartare, which is apparently what they're known for!! The bread was wayyy too crunchy for me (tho some ppl love that I'm sure), but the tartare itself was delicious!! The raw steak was marinated well, and had this creamy dressing with capers that paired well with the crispy onions. It was a few steps away from too many onions, but we didn't get there yet. ($23) The octopus with avocado puree, radish and mint salad portion was TINY, but the avocado itself was perfectly cooked, very tender, and just slightly crispy on the outside. ($19) The tajarin with green beans, corn, and talegio was my fav dish!!! I lovedddd the pasta, the subtle cheesy flavors, and the caramelized onions. I did get a whole bite of caramelized onions so it could've been better mixed. The tajarin is a hand made egg noodle, and I tend to like pasta that is past al dente so it was yummy for me!! ($24) Server was super friendly, gave us rly nice recs. Vibes were like an attempt to make slightly upscale food less stuffy and more casual.

    Chicken & Mushroom Pâté
    Robert C.

    Our visit to Minneapolis was all too brief, so as usual we outlined two or three restaurants at which to dine. 112 Eatery foiled that plan. It was so good the first night we at there that we chose to return a second time. This is a small casual place, so tight in places that the service staff often need to dance and weave around one another to serve guests. I love these types of restaurants, as long as the food is good. And the food, and drinks, here are great! The cocktail menu is one of the most creative I've seen. How many times do we find aquafaba, cocchi rosa, mole and honey-chili syrup as ingredients? And the Brown Butter Bourbon may now be my favorite drink. So smooth! (I have to learn how make this.) And every plate we had was delicious. My wife loved the cauliflower fritters , she had them twice. And I thoroughly enjoyed both the lamb scottadito and especially the gnocchi with lobster and arrabbiata sauce (which I sadly forgot to photograph). We highly recommend 112 Eatery!

    Menu 8/2025
    Lisa W.

    The restaurant is huge. There's the bottom floor and second floor, but on the second floor there's another area for seating. We made reservations and there were plenty. We heard about their foie gras meat ball pasta and wanted to check it out. We came and I ordered a Smokey passion and boy oh boy, it was Smoky. It was good if you are looking at being slapped with smoke. I didn't mind it but my friend hated it. We proceeded to share their house beef tartare. I was not a fan, there was a weird taste to it that I was not able to pin down the flavor. It just threw me off. I'm still not sure what that weird taste was. Also the bread was pretty burnt, I felt they sent that bread to hell and took it half of it back. I ate around it but it was obviously not executed right. On to the foie gras pasta. Plenty of meatballs, pasta was pretty good. We both enjoyed it, however it took very long for it to come out. We sat there for like 30 minutes waiting for it. I had ordered another wine and drank almost all of it. The server did acknowledge the wait and apologized, which we appreciated. Overall, not something I would come back for due to the disappointing app and long wait for the one entree. It filled up super fast after we left. Popular place.

    Shelly M.

    I've been coming to 112 Eatery since 2011, and it's a place tied to so many good memories. The Jewish-style artichoke and the duck are my go-to favorites and they never disappoint. The atmosphere is cozy and familiar, and even after all these years it's still a restaurant I genuinely enjoy revisiting.

    Frog Legs
    Ingi E.

    112 came highly recommended and wow, I loved it! We had a reservation for a birthday dinner and were seated upstairs. The ambiance was so lovely and intimate. The tables are packed in close quarters, but everyone was very mindful of the space. For starters, we tried the frog legs - yum!! This was my first time trying frog legs and won't be my last based on this experience. For our mains, we had the Stringozzi with Lamb Sugo and the Nori Encrusted Bavette with Ponzu. The pasta was tasty and the lamb was well seasoned and marinated. The bavette was good, but not amazing. The service was perfect from beginning to end. Overall, this is now one of my favorite restaurants in Minneapolis!

    Deep fried cauliflower.
    David B.

    The photos don't do justice to how good the food tasted. We sat at the bar, for a light dinner before a show at the Fine Line. Our server at the upstairs bar was attentive we split a salad (would order again) as well as the prawns and deep fried cauliflower. Everything tasty and worth repeating.

    NANCY SILVERTON'S BUTTERSCOTCH BUDINO
    Amy R.

    Food is delicious, stick with the classics Burrata Toast, 112 Cheese Burger, Stringozzi, & the Budino and you will not be disappointed.

    Pan-fried Gnocchi with Parmesan Reggiano
    Erin P.

    This was our first time at 112 and we really enjoyed it! If you go you must get the burrata toast and the cauliflower fritters. They were both amazing! They filled us up but we really enjoyed the rest of our food as well! I don't think we would get the vegetarian pasta again but everything else we would definitely reorder. The servers were very attentive and nice and always asked if you had any questions. The ambiance is very cozy, we were on the ground floor. There aren't a lot of tables downstairs but there is an upstairs too. The area could be tough with parking but we found a spot quickly on the side street! Definitely recommend!

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    The food was expertly prepared and the service friendly. A bit too dark in the room to read the menu, though. Recommended.

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    Ask the Community - 112 Eatery

    What happened to the nori encrusted steak?

    It's back! Only change is bavette instead of sirloin- the bavette is a far more delicious cut

    I will soon be a transplant from Philadelphia PA to the MInneapolis MN area, and would like to watch EAGLES games in Minneapolis. Can Philadelphia Eagles games be viewed at this place?

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    After returning from our trip to Japan, I knew I had to bring my family here! It had been on my…read morelist for a while and we were already missing Japan. The space is cute! It's up the stairs above Sanjusan and right next to Kado No Mise: just a little speakeasy-style bar. Seating is first come first serve. Service was a bit formal and curt: the space was empty and our group of four asked to take the corner seats, and they told us we could "for now". I was surprised how limited the cocktail menu was! I appreciate just sticking to a few things and doing them really well. They have a more extensive list of Japanese whiskeys. We got the old fashioned, collins, and kuri cocktails and each one was very good! Bold, impressive flavors and a clear craftsmanship. The prices are quite steep, but it's mainly because there is no tip line - all gratuity is included in the menu price.

    This cocktail bar was a really fun experience - the bartenders are super knowledgeable, and you can…read moretell they really care about their craft. They have lots of specialized equipment and tools they use to make really interesting cocktails, and the dedication to the art really shows in the drinks! I got a Kabocha cocktail, and it was well balanced and delicious - I heard others at the bar mention that the whiskey cocktails are even better, so I look forward to trying that next time. Great experience!

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    4.0(871 reviews)
    0.6 mi•Downtown Minneapolis
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    The restaurant is charming. They offer a large selection of beers and a full bar. Their food was…read moregood, we enjoyed the Shepherds Pie, although it could use a little more spice. The service was very good and very friendly. Great location.

    I stopped by The Local for lunch on a Thursday afternoon and was seated right away with no wait…read more There was plenty of patio seating available, but I opted to sit inside--and I absolutely loved the atmosphere! The interior has that classic vintage pub feel with lots of character and natural light. There are tons of booths and different seating areas that could accommodate parties of all sizes. I especially liked the glass dividers between some of the booths, which give you a little extra privacy without making the space feel closed off. My booth also had coat hooks and easy access to outlets, which I appreciated. I could definitely see myself coming here for a working lunch. My server was incredibly friendly and helpful, especially as I was trying to figure out how to use a couple of rewards I had on my account. I specifically came in wanting to try the fish and chips. Their lunch menu offers smaller portions of several dishes from the dinner menu, including a fish and chips option for around $15. I really wanted to try the walleye, though, so I ended up ordering the full dinner portion for around $28. The fish was absolutely the star of the plate. The breading was fantastic--crunchy around the edges while still light and fluffy--and the fish inside practically melted in my mouth. The tartar sauce was also really good and paired perfectly with it. The sides, unfortunately, didn't impress me nearly as much. There were plenty of fries, but they were pretty average, and the coleslaw was mostly cabbage with a light dressing. It felt like it was missing some acidity or lime to give it a little more personality. For almost $30, I also expected the meal to be a bit more substantial. I left satisfied, but found myself hungry again a couple of hours later, so I'm not sure the dinner portion felt worth the price for me. If you're mainly curious about their fish and chips, I'd probably recommend trying the smaller lunch portion first rather than committing to the more expensive dinner version. Would I come back? Absolutely--the atmosphere, service, and location alone make The Local worth another visit, and I noticed several other dishes on the menu I'd be interested in trying. I just don't know that I'd order this particular meal again. The fish itself was excellent, but for me, the sides and overall value didn't quite match it.

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    4.1(255 reviews)
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    Super fun spot at the back of the restaurant Burgers and Bottles!…read more Everyone enjoyed their drinks and our server was super helpful with decisions. My NA drink had house grenadine that I was skeptical of in theory, but I trusted our server who promised it was not the sickeningly sweet stuff I was imagining. I am glad I trusted him- combining the grenadine with pineapple and lime too made it amazing. The fries were under-salted but the drinks, service, and atmosphere made up for it.

    Finally crossed off Volstead House from my A-Z restaurant list, and honestly this one was more…read moreabout the experience than the food for me. First off, going through the hidden Coke machine entrance is actually really fun and makes the whole place feel like a little adventure. The decor and speakeasy atmosphere are definitely the standout. Very cool space. VERY loud though. Like "lean across the table and say WHAT?" loud at times. The waitress was super nice and recommended a mocktail for me that called Ass in the Sand. It ended up being really good. It tasted like an elevated lemonade and was probably one of my favorite parts of the meal. Started with the rolls and whipped honey butter which were delicious. Very soft, warm, and honestly dangerous because I could've just kept eating bread all night. For the main meal, I did the Wagyu Burger with Parmesan fries. The burger itself was okay but surprisingly didn't have a ton of flavor outside of the grilled/charred taste. The Parmesan fries were actually the standout for me -- hand cut fries and parmesan fries are just hard to mess up. My partner tried the Mushroom Soup en Croute and wasn't a fan because the mushrooms were blended and he said it lacked flavor. He also had a Steak Taco special using their medallion steak and said even with lime it still needed more flavor. Finished with Crème Brûlée which is always a classic favorite for me and this one was good. Overall: fun experience, cool hidden entrance, great decor, good mocktail and bread, but the actual food menu is pretty limited and the flavors didn't totally wow me for the price. Glad I went and finally crossed it off my list, but probably a one-and-done visit for me.

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    0.4 mi•Downtown Minneapolis

    I went to Stock and Bond for my birthday and it was amazing, I had never heard or been to it…read morebefore. The ambiance was some of the best I have ever seen at a restaurant, as it was an old bank, there are some spots that are from the original building. It was so open and decorated beautifully. Despite being one open large room, the noise level was fine!! As it was my birthday, they greated me with a birthday card signed by the staff and I got a complimentary dessert. The food was fabulous; we had the chopped salad for an appetizer with their delicious pretzel bread and whipped butter. For dinner we had the mac and cheese, the mushrooms and the porterhouse steak. The steak will live in my dreams it was cooked to perfection wiith a chimichurri sauce to dip it in. The only thing I could maybe call not a re-order would be the mac, I think I wished I got the mashed potatoes but it was delicious nonetheless. Service was great, our wine and water glasses stayed full and they cleared our table off so fast. Definitely will be back!

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    Bourbon Butcher is one of my favorite restaurants south of the river and a go-to spot for a great…read moremeal or an easy date night. If you live in the Lakeville, Apple Valley, Eagan, or Farmington area, it's absolutely worth checking out. The food is consistently excellent, and the menu has a great variety, although I almost always end up ordering the barbecue because it's just that good. My favorite item by far is the smoked chicken wings with the dry rub--they're some of the best wings I've had anywhere. The ribs and brisket are also outstanding and never disappoint. The service can be a little hit or miss depending on the day, but the quality of the food keeps us coming back. The atmosphere is relaxed and welcoming, whether you're grabbing a seat at the bar, settling into one of the comfortable booths, or enjoying the patio on a warm summer evening. It's great to have a restaurant of this quality so close to home instead of always heading into Minneapolis or St. Paul. We've been back many times and will continue to be regulars. Highly recommended!

    Service and ambiance are always great!…read more The smokehouse Cobb Salad is amazing highly recommend! I ordered as listed on the menu but there are additional protein and sauce options. The Crispy Chicken Bowl wasn't my favorite but great if you're looking for a comfort food type meal. This was my first time trying the peach cobbler, hugeee fan will get again.

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