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    Demi

    4.6 (122 reviews)
    Ultra High-EndFrench, Bars, New American
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    Lindsay H.

    Wow. I am almost at a loss for words, which is a rare occurrence for me. ;-) The reservation process is easy, informative, and you can add personalized choices for your drink experience and dietary needs. We added on the wine and cocktail pairing package and paid the required deposit to book our seats. In the days leading up to the reservation, staff reached out via text to check in and confirm our plans. We arrived slightly early to the cozy space, allowing us to order unique drinks from the bar and sit on the outside porch until they were ready for us. With there only being approximately 20-25 seats in the u-shaped dining area (surrounding the kitchen space/chefs), they were phasing in and out patrons as courses completed. We were seated at the bar-like seating on counter height stools. There were only two low-top seats seemingly available, if you need to consider and ask for accessibility accommodations. We were immediately greeted, given the first glass of wine and our first course (a broth). The chef and sous chefs took turns bringing over and explaining each course to guests. It was highly personalized and engaging. We even saw the owner speaking with guests and helping to bus dishes or pour wine as needed. At the end, you are even given a printed copy of the menu and the names of any wines you were given. The seven courses were delicious, with the broth and oysters being our least favorite and the ravioli and fish courses being our favorite. We were here celebrating our 15th wedding anniversary and would come back for another milestone occasion. Know that this is deemed one of the most expensive restaurants in the country but that the experience is worth it if you can swing the high cost for a memorable dining adventure.

    Guinea hen
    Katelyn O.

    This was my third time dining here but my first since 2023. I love the experience of dining at a chef's counter, it's like getting to see a behind the scenes look into the hard work that goes into making this incredible food. Demi is one of those rare spots where every course is delicious and has such depth of flavor. My favorites this time were the squash campanelle, sablefish, and foie gras terrine. It's worth noting that their cocktails are absolutely wonderful and my favorite i've had in MN, they actually blew my mind and that doesn't happen too often with drinks. Don't leave without trying their espresso martini with amaro (if you're an espresso martini lover like me) it was top 3 for me and i order them everywhere. The service is also amazing, everyone is so nice, professional, and knowledgeable about each dish. Minnesota is so lucky to have a place as amazing and special as Demi.

    Darren L.

    I had such high expectations for Demi that it's possible that those colored my experience... but ultimately I was a little disappointed. The food and presentation was amazing, but a lot of the other little things made it not as great of an experience. My grievances: We arrived on time (a little early) for our reservation, but had to wait for about 15 minutes past our reservation time in a small hallway. There was only one standing table there, and another couple was using it. (There was a third couple there, too, ahead of us... so they got the table when the others finally got seated.) The entry way was just extremely cramped and it felt like an uncomfortable start. There was a bar, with one bartender making drinks, and the drinks took a long time to craft. I appreciate the detailed attention to everything, but I got my cocktail as the host was finally able to seat us, 15 minutes later. They sat us at the very front of nearest to the kitchen (great view of everything!) but at a low table with even lower chairs. My husband and I are tall guys but had to have the server bring us pillows as booster seats, essentially, because we couldn't comfortably reach the table. Finally, the single bathroom (with a line) was not ideal. I just wish I didn't have to spend time waiting in a line when I could be at my table enjoying food/drink and conversation. My compliments: The service was incredible and the staff was very knowledgable. We learned a ton about wine, for example, since we did the wine pairing with dinner. (Felt like a master class!) The food presentation was stunning. Everything was delicious. No doubt about their quality food and artistry! All in all, with the price point, the negatives stood out too much to me. I am glad I got to see what the hype was about for Demi, but don't think I need to pay that amount again to re-experience it, unfortunately.

    Stephan S.

    I scheduled a dinner date at Demi for our 16th wedding anniversary, and I'm so glad I did. I came across Demi on social media, and one comment really stood out to me: someone said if Minneapolis were to ever get a Michelin star, it would be because of Demi. That immediately intrigued me. Because of the price point, it felt like more of an investment--something I wanted to do when celebrating a special occasion. Booking was easy, though availability can be tight, so you really do need to plan ahead. We received a heads-up that the restaurant doesn't look like a traditional storefront, but it was still easy to find. We used the valet service (about $15), which was worth it for a splurge night like this--just pull up and go in. We arrived a few minutes early and were able to enjoy a cocktail before being seated. I wish I could remember the name of mine because it was so good. The flavor combination had me second-guessing it at first, but it turned out to be amazing. One thing I appreciated was that each party was served at their own pace. I had initially worried that everything would be served to everyone at the same time, but it wasn't like that at all--our experience felt personalized and relaxed. The food was absolutely fantastic. I believe we had around eight courses, and we left feeling satisfied--pleasantly full, but not stuffed. Every course was thoughtful, beautifully presented, and delicious. Demi is absolutely somewhere we'll return to. We thoroughly enjoyed our entire experience. Yes, the price point is high, but for a special occasion, I found it well worth it. I fully recommend it to anyone looking for a memorable dining experience in Minneapolis.

    middle was a chocolate celery tart which was surprisingly maybe my favorite??? the left was a manchego and jamon type of croquette

    Woooooooooow. No words. This place was such a great experience the service the food the attention to detail. incredible. Can't wait to come back for special treats. Everything was insane but my favs were the foie gras, wild rice porridge, and the ribeye. I got a cocktail to start and then just had a glass of wine later which staff helped me pick out, I got to try 2 different ones based off what I normally like and what the menu was. didn't take pictures of the dessert or the little box of desert they send you home with. best was the rice krispy treats at the end of the meal. I left stuffed.

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    Maria L.

    Demi wasn't just a meal, it was an experience that will stick with me. We had the Barrington menu, and each of the seven courses was interesting and beautifully prepared. We loved how the seating allowed us to watch the chefs as they prepared each dish. After they were prepared, each dish was delivered by a different member of the staff and described with tons of detail. I also appreciated their ability to adjust their menu to my dietary restrictions. There were also some fun and thoughtful surprises at the end of the meal that made it especially memorable, but I don't want to spoil it for anyone!

    tamarind glazed sablefish
 carrot, tomatillo, spiced seeded cracker lemon basil
    Gabe H.

    Demi never disappoints. It's one of the best restaurants in the Twin Cities hands down. I wouldn't recommend going here with more than one other person as the ideal experience is with someone who is a foodie and open to experiencing whatever they want to serve! Including a few pics from our night.

    Hamachi
    Amy W.

    One of the best tasting menus we've ever had! It's a small beautiful restaurant where you watch a team of meticulous chefs prepare each dish like an orchestrated well oiled machine. Expect about 2-2.5 hours to enjoy your dining experience. Our favorite dishes were the tiny amuse bouch tomato pie and pommes dauphine. The hamachi crudo was amazing. The sablefish was the star of the show. Every dish was so dynamic and complimented perfectly with the reserve wine pairing. The array of desserts were unique twists on classic flavors. You can tell they really care about every attention to detail.

    Jeff K.

    We had a wonderful evening at Demi and can't recommend it highly enough. The knowledgeable staff and the exquisitely delicious food made it an unforgettable culinary experience. Truly outstanding! A huge shoutout to Jessica, Gabe, Sean, George, Allen, and Calvin for creating such a connected and personal experience. They didn't just present the food--they took the time to ensure we understood what we were eating and invited us into their world. Thank you! *The following photos capture the overall experience, cuisine, and complete happiness.

    Wes S.

    If I could give Demi 6 stars I would. Demi is a coursed menu and each course is a flavor explosion. This is not for the picky or the food fearful. While the portions may be small we walked away from the experience stuffed. Service is phenomenal and we never had a moment our waters weren't topped off. You can tell that the staff take pride in what they do. You sit at a bar top surrounding the active kitchen watching chefs prepare each dish. It's like watching a symphony come together. This is artful food that will make you consider how far food can be pushed. If you are a foodie, you need to try Demi.

    Kristine W.

    Amazing service and atmosphere. Though it's spendy it's very special. It reminded me of a mini French laundry experience. I couldn't drink due to being pregnant but they were happy to make me an amazing mocktail and adjust the menu ingredients. I can't wait to come back after baby and experience the wine pairing with the food.

    Anne C.

    We visited Demi over Thanksgiving break with family and it was lovely. The service was impeccable and the ambiance was very nice. I know this seems rediculous but I love the silverware changes after each course. Food was awesome and well paired. Broth was ok, the app was really good. Absolutely loved the smoked fish, fish and protein entree. Palate cleanser (pear) was a delight. Would definitely come again!

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    Julia S.

    The trouble with Demi is that it's so very very good. You walk in having never heard of parsnip agnolotti, then after a few bites realize that you're eating the best pasta of your life and now will absolutely know what you're missing every time you eat pasta going forward. So it goes. I am lucky that I have a foodie friend who has taken me here for a second time and even more lucky to have come for the Barrington menu, Demi's fall 2023 offering. The luckiest part? The white truffle add-on option. (Always say yes to the truffle.) Shaved over the pasta dish, this gorgeous ingredient is certainly something you should experience once in your life. It perfectly complemented the other delicious fall ingredients (including chestnuts and Pleasant Ridge mousse). But I am getting ahead of myself. Demi, as you have probably gathered from the many reviews, is a place for those who appreciate fine dining with warmth. The restaurant itself is elegant without being formal. The service is excellent--warm and friendly while also demonstrating the precision and attention that provides a seamless experience. Foodies will love being able to watch as each dish is plated (ask to be seated along one of the sides for the best view!) and the detailed descriptions that are delivered with each course (and pour, if you're going with a pairing). I was again blown away by the care, love, and attention that went into creating my vegetarian meal. As was the case last time, my courses were quite similar to the regular menu, just vegetarianized. The welcome broth was light and satisfying. For the canapé course, I had the same rutabaga and apple cracker (fascinating and delicious) and potato and cabbage potage (sublime!). My silky chowanmushi featured truffle caviar and crispy broccolini instead of the non-vegetarian option. (Side note--if you love the broccoli family, you'll really appreciate the Demi treatment. They really know how to make it sing.) The next course was a fish course, but I got fennel instead. Fennel was an incredibly apt option for this dish, which featured coconut, peanut, chili, and fresh mint. It was close-your-eyes blissful--light, refreshing and clean--perfectly balanced. The fennel also "flaked" into layers as fish does, which was a fun touch. Next up was another fish course for the non-vegetarians. The vegetarian option was celery root. Like the fish, it was prepared with a lovely crispy parsley crust, beautifully prepared gai lan, and some lovely sauces. Next up was the pasta to end all pastas (rhapsodic), then the meat course (venison for non-vegetarians, carrot for vegetarians). The meat course comes with roasted sun choke, honey-poached cranberry, caramelized shallot, and a transcendent pepper sauce that tickled the tongue. Then came the sweet courses. I love Demi's sweet because they feel like both coming home and going somewhere new. There's something familiar, and there's something new. Take tonight. There was a float! Yummy pear sorbet and homemade cream soda. It was light and refreshing and only just sweet enough. It made me smile. Next up was the hazelnut financier. Topped with dulce de leche, this absolute delight came with a stripe of chocolate-banana ganache, ginger, and a perfect quenelle of cardamom ice cream. It was exquisite. Of course, after that came the cozy potful of warm rice crispy treats (which they made with vegetarian marshmallows for me--all the hearts!). We were sent in our way with our boxful of mignardises, which again barely made it past the on-ramp. They were all great, but I could probably eat a dozen of those raspberry-yuzu pate au fruit. Again, a true pleasure to experience. If you're in the Twin Cities, add it to your bucket list. If you're not in the Twin Cities, it's worth the trip!

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    You can call and when you reserve you can tell them your dietary preferences. They do have vegetarian dishes in their rotation but they can most likely accommodate.

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    I've had the good fortune and privilege of traveling throughout the Western world for business and…read morepleasure, in addition to being a "cook" since I was 12. I have finally found a restaurant with a capital R. A restaurant with its own identity and spirit. Not like most restaurants that copy one another. Another admirable thing is that, within their identity, they remain true to themselves without resorting to generic menus, unlike many places that add something more common for fear of not being understood. This is not the case here. They maintain their personality, and for that I congratulate them. It would take pages to explain each dish, which I won't do since I invite my readers to personally visit this cozy and personalized restaurant with a spectacular range of dishes and flavors. Often one finds places with exaggerated flavors that are too over-the-top, spicy, or excessive. This is not the case here. Everything has absolute balance, down to the milligram--Google it. I sampled 12 dishes, each more delicious and more personalized than the last. Organizations like Michelin or James Beard should pay a visit and determine whether it deserves a star. I've already given it one... Not to mention the variety of drinks and wines. Many restaurants that claim to be high-end stick to Californian wines. I have nothing against wines from that state. But for connoisseurs, we know there are many more around the globe. I was amazed by the variety of spirits and the house-made cocktails. Now, the most important part for me: it was my first time there. But I felt as if I'd known them forever. I felt welcomed and treated with great hospitality. I said I was going to write just a little, but this place deserves so much more. Until next time...

    Buchêron is an absolute gem. Located at the corner of East 43rd Street and Nicollet, it's a…read morebeautiful and intimate restaurant that is perfect for anyone hoping to enjoy a wonderful meal with the people they care about, be they friends, families, or that special someone. Even when the restaurant is full, you can still carry a conversation. The vibe is both elegant and relaxed, and the decor unique and interesting--check out the bark on the walls in the corridor and the mirrored walls perfect for people watching. The service is exquisite--our server Pocket was friendly, helpful, and knowledgeable, and her recommendations never steered us wrong. Her descriptions of Amari? Pure poetry. The menu harmonizes perfectly with the restaurant theme--hearty yet refined, creative while comforting, and the perfect balance of local and international. (And the beverage menu? Also exquisite--they have drinks for everyone, from beer lovers to wine connoisseurs to the zero proof tipplers like myself. Their N/A bubbles? Superlative!) I ordered what is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful salads I have ever seen--the Spring Salad. In addition to the tender baby lettuce, this salad features peas, mint leaves, and pickled radishes, all tossed in a beautifully balanced vinaigrette. It comes topped with lovely soft goat cheese that is drizzled with honey and crowned with a kataifi nest. The blend of textures and flavors is truly a delight. For my main, I had the sweet potato, which was spectacular. I had never had a sweet potato treated as lovingly and am likely now ruined for all other preparations. The sweet potato is meltingly tender throughout but is caramelized on top, creating a unique and pleasing textural contrast. The salty Parmesan risotto is the perfect foil for the sweetness of the potato (and slight bittersweetness of the caramelization), and the crisp daikon strips added a lovely fresh crunch. Add in some bok choy for freshness and a hint of grilled flavor and black currants for a few pops of sweet-tart-astringence, and you've got a dish unlike any other that I have found. Dessert was a grand slam. Not only was I persuaded to share, I also did that happy-dance chair shimmy for each sweet treat, and I would be hard pressed to pick my favorite, so my advice is to order them all. The sticky toffee cake was marvelous. As the granddaughter of an Englishwoman, I know and love sticky toffee pudding. This is an excellent sticky toffee pudding. I admit that I was somewhat suspicious of the accompaniments, but I was oh so wrong. Mandarin orange sorbet is delicious and goes beautifully, as does the toasted hazelnut. The gianduja? Also wonderful. This dessert is a winner. The cinnamon roll is like getting a bear hug while someone soothingly strokes your hair. It tastes exactly like "I love you and want to make you smile." It's warm and served with sorghum syrup and a lovely cream cheese ice cream (which is happily a thing that exists). Candied pecans and orange zest? Yes, this tastes just like love and nostalgia. Finally, we had the cookies and cream, which is a unique and highly successful interpretation of the classic flavor combination. Milk sherbet, a chewy cocoa macaron, and vanilla custard may not be the textures that you immediately think of when you think cookies and cream, but it works very well. It's a very fun and very tasty interpretation of this flavor. It also has the fun addition of lemon verbena, so what is not to love? We all had a wonderful time. Thanks to Bûcheron, Tyler, Pocket, and the whole team for making this such a wonderful evening!

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    Is this the best dinner I've had in Mpls? It might be!…read more Came in for Valentine's Day on an almost accident. My partner said, "ever been to Fhimas? I think it's French?" And I was on board. We made reservations without another thought. I ended up googling the menu and realizing my partner was a little off on what type of cuisine this was and I was in unfamiliar territory though still excited to try. We loved every second of our experience here! The decor was amazing, the service was exceptional, the food was to die for. They had a special Valentine's Day menu which included beef Wellington for two, so we got that. Asked if it had sides and they said no. I asked if a veg was possible, expecting frozen, microwaved bland veggies. We got beautifully roasted, seasoned veggies that were amazing. Plus the beef Wellington was melting in our mouths. Cocktails were also exceptional. We had an espresso martini and old fashioned which came with a table side experience. We ended our adventure with the sticky toffee torte which was another exceptional dish. Our server was so kind and so so knowledgeable about every item and restaurant in the owners catalog. Very impressive all around.

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    Came here on a Friday night for a few drinks and food…read more Good vibes in here. Love the location of the place. The ambiance is relaxed, low light as soon as you walk in and the place is buzzing with energy. The food and drinks here are amazing. Got some oysters to share.. so fresh and light, with all the fixings just as you would like. Perfect. Also the fries were chefs kiss. Super light and fluffy and flavorful.. always a perfect addition to any meal! I got the short rib and lemme tell ya... super good. Packed full of flavor, good quality meat.. very good! Wouldn't change much about it. It was a larger, more filling dish, and this with the addition of the apps was more than enough. I got my typical grey goose club soda lemon lime and they were actually served fairly strong ( will never complain about that lol). Waitress was good.. she definitely checked on us a lot, I wish that she would checked on us a bit less because it did become a bit much at a certain point. I would definitely come back here!

    A very cute restaurant in Minneapolis! I came here for an early brunch and loved the cozy interior…read morethe moment I walked in. They have a variety of French style dishes and unlimited coffee refills. On a large chalkboard by the bar there's a list of specials as well. I started with the carrot squash soup which was so fall in a bowl. Comforting and creamy. The accompanied crispy bread piece was great too. I also for the buckwheat savory crepe that was filled with mushroom and spinach and it was filling. The buckwheat makes the crepe a little thicker I think. Plate comes with poached eggs and the yolkiness helps bind everything together. The side house salad was also very refreshing too. Overall, a really cute spot that I'd recommend! I heard their dinner is quite good too.

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    I headed here with my wife for a much anticipated burger night (Tuesdays)…read more It's a great deal. $22 for a burger fries and a beer. They do offer a Paloma or NA option for people who would like something other than a beer The burgers were much larger than anticipated. Made with two smash patties, cheese, sauce and onions. Mine did seem a little bit too crisp even burnt in some spots which overpowered the other flavors. Still I did find it a good burger I just wouldn't put it in my top in the city. But do get it on a Tuesday night! We did also do the Cheesecake. I might not be the best person to judge as I don't normally pick the cheesecake but I found this one to lack a lot of flavor and it did seem a bit like the vanilla wafer topping might have been a bit stale. The place itself was great. We sat on the patio which is small and on the sidewalk but inside there are lots of cozy booths and a fun bar. And our server was great as well. Just an FYI parking can be a bit tricky in this spot but don't let that keep you away.

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