A colleague at work found this place online that we have never heard of before and we go out to…read morelunch once a week and enjoy trying new places. Looking at the picture we knew we had to give it try. What cool comfortable place with lots of history behind the building. The owner served us lunch and provided a history behind the restaurant, the recipes and where they get their food products. Their bread is local and their meat is from Usinger's in Milwaukee, WI. I love that place and their products. Well let's get onto the food. I was brave and had the Smoked Liverwurst. Hadn't had it for 30 years. Since I went fishing with my grandfather. Boy it was awesome and brought back some memories. The owner gave me large slices of bread so I could make a sandwich. The mustard and fresh onions made it! My two colleagues were craving hot dogs, so they went with the Yoerg Sandwich. It's the flagship sandwich. A quartier pound dog with German cheese and a pickle spear. It was huge and tasty to say the least. It was only $9.95. Great price for lunch these days. We also had to share a pretzel that came with cheese and mustard. This has earned a spot on our lunch rotation.

My new fav saloon in St. Paul. The cutest little hidden gem. Founded in 1848- lots of history! Cool…read morepictures on the walls. The drink menu is huge. From beer, wine, mead, sours, cider and flights. They rotate their drinks monthly. Love the 100% (sweet) pear cider. The food menu looks good- lots of tasty options. And cheesecake. There are 3 seating areas - the main area, a loft with a fireplace and I think there's another seating area on busy days and/or for events. Bartenders/servers are always nice! The owner knew his stuff! He knew every drink and gave great recommendations. Parking: free street parking It's a must try! Support small

I don't write reviews. This place knocks it out every time. Too often I go to a restaurant and when…read moreI get the bill I'm so disappointed that I did not get my moneys worth. Never at Herbst. It is absolutely my 2nd favorite place in MN behind Spoon n Stable. The deserts are fine but everything else is absolutely stunning. Go there!

What a fantastic restaurant! Great experience in every way. Friendly staff that provide excellent…read moreservice. Love the style of this restaurant. From the welcoming feel to the art on the walls to the bar. Everything is well thought of in this restaurant, including the menu. On this visit we went for brunch and were blown away by how delicious everything was. The Waffle and Duck Confit might be the best brunch dish ever! The spiced maple syrup is perfect with this dish. We also ordered the Herbst Breakfast...so good! The eggs were cooked perfectly, the greens were perfectly dressed, and the toast....OMG the toast!!! Even the butter used for the toast was incredible. We finished with the Bombolone and it was a perfect dessert. Not overly heavy with just enough sweetness. Check this spot out! Parking is a little tricky but there is a pay parking lot behind the restaurant. Oh, I can't forget to mention the farm stand. Yep! Fresh produce and eggs! Seriously, check this place out!!!

Neat way to explore new bevys- pouring as much or as little as you want. Delicious! Must try!read more

It's a good variety of beers, split between out of state and local, and not all IPAs. There are…read morecocktails and wine on tap for grown ups, but also mocktails on there so kids can feel like they joined in the fun! Pizza is of course a perfect pairing to beer, and you can get ice cream to do a float with root beer or a sweet imperial stout (seriously, get it, so good). Ok, so why three stars? First, OMG sugar. The pizza sauce is sweet, and then they put honey on everything. I get it, bee themed, commit to the bit, but that did not go well with beer. Second, you're serving yourself, ordering at the counter, busing your own table... but unless you alter it, it's a 20% automatic tip on everything. I'm a believer in tipping, but not when there isn't any actual service. This is a norm right now for self pour places and I hate it. Beer good Sauce sweet Service fast Don't like auto 20% on self pour

We showed up at their State Fair location and all the bartenders were dancing to Grease Lighting in…read moresync. Very entertaining and they did an amazing job. We tied theBOG wood chocolate chip cookie beer and it was ok. Service was awesome!

Andy's grill at the Minnesota state fair is one of the best spots to go to for Philly cheese…read moresteaks, unique beers, Boosie slushy's, fries, and more. The spot features amazing food live music and good vibes all around. I highly recommend the spot if you're going to the state fair, definitely try the caramel apple seltzer and the chocolate chip cookie beer.

Stopped here for a drink before dinner next door…read more Our friends were already seated and so we didn't get served for a while by our server- Tried their pornstar martini- it wasn't a classic one as they added aperol to the drink which gave it a slight bitter taste It's a big place and they have music at 7pm- cool place to have a drink if in the area

First of all, sit at the bar. Find Issac. Order a delicious cocktail from him - you won't be…read moredisappointed. Next: order pierogis. If there is more than one of you, order two of them, so you don't end up stabbing each other with your forks trying to stuff them in your mouths as fast as possible. After that, it's dealer's choice. Highly recommend anything that involves the chicken or the pickled red onions, but the sausages are yummy also. Only complaint: BRING BACK THE ORIGINAL HOUSE PICKLE RECIPE

Pretty space! We had trouble with parking as our reservation was before 6pm when valet starts (we…read morehad tickets for a 7pm show). We went into the lot and all the restaurant spots were blocked off, after a call they cleared one. Started with bacon wrapped dates, which were good. My husband and I both ordered the filet medium, it came out medium well at best (very little pink). The potato puree was great!

This place is a hidden gem, but make sure you plan ahead to get there. Their website says that they…read morehave 10 parking spots dedicated for the restaurant, but that isn't completely true. We got to the parking garage, lots of spots left for the restaurant but there was a valet there and said all those spots are actually reserved for the valet. We ended up parking across the street near the lake. Once inside, it's a very nice vibe with beautiful furniture and lots of natural light. They have great happy hour menu - we started with the shrimp appetizer which as flavorful and the shrimp was plump and well cooked. We also got the burger and the Waterbury salad. Burger was good, but the salad was a bit basic; I was expecting more bacon and more blue cheese dressing, it was mostly just basic iceberg lettuce which is not awesome for $13. I also tried the Hugo spritz which was refreshing but a bit sweet for my taste. I will for some come back to try more things!

This is a more chill corner of the Fair. I kind of like this area more for grabbing a beer vs the…read morebeer garden. You can get flights which is nice. They also have a few merch vendors tucked away in the back. There's indoor and outdoor seating as well as a stage for live music inside. This year they had the urban growler with mocktails so there's something for everyone. A nice place to grab a drink and wind down a bit from the crowds. I'm saying it wasn't crazy busy when I was there but it probably can get packed at times.

Every time I come to the fair I HAVE to come here for a fight of good local beer! Great music and…read moregreat drinks

Came for a birthday jazz show, drinks and snacks and had an incredible time. The setting in North…read moreLoop Minneapolis sets you up for a nice time (besides parking). The atmosphere of the place gives a nice relaxed and colorful vibe, and the drinks and food menu had a stunning variety. The music was performed by Javier Hernandez and his band and was beautiful. The music here will change day to day, but on this Friday evening ours was beautiful. It included piano, trumpet, bongos, drums and bass. Staff were all attentive without being overbearing and allowed us to enjoy the music, and the food ended up being fantastic. We got deviled eggs (some of the best I've ever had) and Okonomiyaki which in this case was a variation of fried sweet potato and was delicious. Drink variety ranges from fruity cocktails to wine to N.A. beer and they had something for everyone. My only complaint of the evening was the booth we sat in was not very comfortable and it required a lot of fidgeting. Other than this 5/5 experience.

I don't have a problem with the drinks but this place seems like it's always packed when there is…read morelive music. I don't think they have the greatest lineup but those that get it get it and I obviously don't

Happy Monday & Co. is such a cute spot! The coffee is so good, and it's the perfect place to get…read moresome work done, meet up with friends, or just hang out and enjoy your morning. The atmosphere is cozy and welcoming, and I love how easy it is to spend a little time here. Definitely one of my favorite coffee spots when I'm looking for good coffee and a place to relax!

Pretty solid spot! I…read morelove how open it is here. It tends to be busy, so be ready for that! Lots of WFH folks and people catching up. I do enjoy that ambiance while working, but be prepared without headphones if that's not your vibe. I loved their matcha strawberry fields summer special, and grabbed a miel the second time. I really enjoy all the drinks I've had thus far, this little escape is perfect. You wouldn't think it's there with the mall being so nearby! Check this spot out for a little bit of peace, good working environment, and good drinks.