Food and service is top tier! Ambience is well setting especially for date night. Desserts and pastry is phenomenal

Had a take out order and Pandan coconut croissant - coconut pandan chantilly. A really light option, not too sweet, and really great croissant texture. Mango passion fruit lychee croissant - passion fruit mango curd and lychee - covered with sugar making it a little sweeter than the others but it balances out with the sourness of the passionate fruit. Peach raspberry danish - soft/pillowy texture with sweetness from the cream and fruit. read more

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We had such an amazing time at Diane's Place! We'd waited a long time for our reservation and our expectations were exceeded! We ate most of our food so quickly and enthusiastically that we didn't get pictures of most of our food, but our absolute favorites were the scallion croissants, the Hmong sausage (order it with the fried egg, thank me later), and the sour pork ribs. Everything was bursting with flavor and served with the perfect portion size. Save room for dessert! We ordered the chocolate custard torte and spent the rest of the night thinking about it. read more

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On my trip back to Minneapolis after many years away, this was the first place a college. best friend took me to eat. She didn't tell me much about it beforehand, which let me fully form my own opinion. And HOLY MOLY. We went for brunch, and it was unbelievable. Only afterward did I learn how heralded this restaurant is. It deserves every award and recognition it receives. Btw, definitely try the passionfruit croissant and an iced red bean latte. And also everything else; it's all delicious. Icing on the cake? When we were waiting for the restroom, a demure woman came over and led us to extra restrooms in the back. As she walked away, my friend excitedly whispered, "THAT WAS DIANE!" Thank you, Diane, for sharing your Hmong inspired dishes with the world. And thank you, Minneapolis, for being the kind of city that shows up for amazing restaurants like this. I've missed you. read more

My first recommendation is to come with a group of 6, then you could try all or most of the menu. There are so many great choices. My second is to be careful with the crunchy chili paste - too much and your eyes water. We came for brunch on my birthday. Just the two of us who ate way more than we should have and bought even more to take home. Guava Mimosa - very good, slightly sour Lemonade - excellent French Toast - excellent and much lighter than it looks Sweet Pork Bowl - great flavors and love the sticky rice Chicken Noodle Soup - a cross between Pho and soup and the best thing on the menu. The broth really makes this special. Peach Lychee Pavlova - a cloud of baked meringue with lychee sorbet, lychees and peaches Coconut Pandan Croissant - very good, hard to taste the coconut Mango Croissant - filled with the slightly sour mango custard Everything is beautifully presented. Service by Amanda was excellent. Really an exceptional meal. My picky eater husband loved every bite. Parking takes a little patience. read more

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Diane's has and continues to win numerous awards for a reason. I was lucky enough to lock in a Friday dinner reservation after weeks of trying and I can safely say it did not disappoint. My husband and I have done brunch here before and have been so excited to finally nab a coveted weekend dinner rezzie. The space is expanding which is incredible and will get more people in the door to experience Diane's in all its glory. We ordered: Mini scallion croissants Papaya noodle salad Steamed Pork rolls Pulled pork (must get) - also fun fact the bamboo is from chef Diane's family fam in SC Hmong sausage (must get) Castella cake We absolutely loved everything we ordered and were a little sad we didn't have more people with us to order the whole menu to try everything (too bad we will have to go back ) Our server Tiff was a rockstar. She was so knowledgeable and funny and truly one of the best servers we've had. The entire staff was outstanding and goes to show why this spot not for just the food, but from top to bottom deserves all their accolades. read more

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Not that Diane's Place needs another great review, but it's absolutely earned. I had the chance to attend a private event here a while back and knew I needed to come back. This time it was an early Saturday brunch, and the place was packed--inside, the patio, everywhere. Fortunately I found a seat at the bar. At my server's recommendation, I ordered the Sweet Pork Bowl with a side of Hmong sausage, and it was outstanding. This is the kind of restaurant where every ingredient has a purpose. Every flavor stands out, every texture works together, and every bite makes you slow down and enjoy it. It's one of those meals where you catch yourself closing your eyes just to take it all in. The service was friendly and efficient despite how busy they were, and the atmosphere has a great energy without feeling rushed. Diane's Place continues to impress, and it's definitely a restaurant I'll keep coming back to. read more

Diane’s Place - Hmong sausage on the side. Savory, slightly sweet, and packed with flavor. A great way to round out the meal. - Cafes Near Me - Minneapolis, Minnesota

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Fantastic brunch! My friend and I had a Monday off work and we were lucky enough to get a reservation for brunch. We got the a few different things to share and everything was delicious! The highlight for me was the pastries, especially the coconut pandan croissant. Our server was great and explained the menu and made a couple recommendations. The place was packed for a Monday morning but we were able to get street parking with no issues! read more

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I've been wanting to visit for a while and lucky me, I got to go for brunch twice this month. The food both times was really good. Dianes Hmong Sausage - if you add the egg you can have it prepared anyway, I went for over medium. Crab Ragoon Danish- it was good, but for me the concentration of filling in the center made some bites a bit poweful. Asian Chicken Noodle Soup- that broth is amazing. It's rich and hearty (not at all watery). Thai Tea French Toast- my friend and I shared, this along with everything listed below. Its so good and 1pc was more than enough. Also, I'm not a raspberry fan, but that tartness went so well with sweetness. Vegetable Spring Rolls- tasty and the peanut sauce reminded me more of a sweet and sour sauce which I liked. Crab Omelette- I only had a bite, but the egg light, the sauce rich and creamy, and the greens had a bit of mint that was a nice touch. Pan Fried Bean Thread Noodle - I was so stuffed, but the few bites were good. It was a little saucy, and the sauce a bit powerful. I don't know if was fish sauce or something else. I normally like fish sauce, but if that's what it didn't work for me here. Other things to note: Parking - I found myself having to spin the block for a bit to find a spot. No biggie, but keep that in mind as you plan your commute. Entrance - I noticed 3 doors along 14th Ave, one is for the To-Go section, the other two are for the Dine-in, which includes bar seating, table seating inside and outside. Service - both times, servers were overall polite. With the second visit I noticed the waiter focused a lot on my friend, how she enjoyed her meal (didn't ask me), facing her only when introducing himself and explaining the specials. And no he wasn't being flirtatious, just selective perhaps. Anyway, I'd definitely recommend it and look forward to returning to try dinner sooner than later. read more

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2025 food and wine best restaurant. We had to try it. Unfortunately they are doing road construction in the neighborhood so parking can be tricky. Inside atmosphere has great vibes and great energy. There is a lot going on in a small space. Service and staff were all very friendly and helpful. Order: Thai tea. Delicious. Just like you would want and expect. Macha latte cold. Great flavor. Nice balance of flavor. Not too sweet. Scallion danish. Probably my favorite bite. Crispy and airy texture with good flavor. Just the smell alone had my taste buds dancing. Sesame balls. Nice crispy exterior with chewy soft inside. The star of the dish was the creamy caramel sauce... it was perfect. Thai tea French toast. Worth the hype and the calories. Perfect crisp exterior with flavorful soft chewy interior. Definitely a destination dish. Hmong sausage with added egg. Delicious flavor in the sausage. Egg was perfectly cooked with runny yolk. The dish definitely needed the homemade house sweet and sour sauce that had hints of lemongrass. Overall dish was good to try for the first time. Chicken noodle soup. Winner winner chicken dinner. Just a delicious bowl of food. Great flavors and textures and chew from the noodles. The stars of the dish were the rich broth and the crispy chicken skin. Definitely would order again. Pan fried bean thread noodles with added crispy chicken. Great balance of flavors with a nice hint of spice. Another definite order again dish. Overall: Great experience and lived up to the hype. The food was delicious but sometimes getting a table or reservation can be challenging. The Protip is to just get the pastries to go. They were all extraordinary and worth every calorie! read more

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The pastries are a must here! The flavoring is very light, but still impactful. They may seem odd and unconventional with SEA/tropical flavorings, but TRUST! The balance is so well done. My mother's favorite is the mango, passion fruit, and lychee croissant! I don't think the Thai tea toast lives up to the hype - it was more of a brioche french toast than it was thai tea flavored. Best to eat right away and warm though! The savory dishes are a hit or miss. This is definitely catered towards a western palate and I would say more Hmong-American fusion. The red duck stew was new and really good! Staff is very kind and thoughtful. They check-up on you regularly, but did not seem overwhelming! I'm glad they expanded too - the new seating area is very aesthetic. Would recommend making a reservation though - wait times can be up to 1h+ without it, especially on the weekends. read more

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We came here while visiting Minneapolis. Our friend made a reservation a month in advance. The food was OK, but the pastries were AMAZING. Our server was very friendly and attentive. read more

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New Take out cafe offers best fried chicken banh mi sandwich anywhere! Also desert the Pandam/Ube soft-serve read more

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We got the red curry duck stew and Diane's Hmong sausage and sticky rice. Both were really good. I really enjoyed and would recommend the red curry duck stew-- I loved the eggplants and bamboo throughout and the duck meat was very tender. The curry was flavorful but not too salty which I do feel like lots of Asian American/fusion dishes can become around here in Minnesota. The Hmong sausage was well seasoned and grilled and paired well with the sticky rice. The sausage reminds me of Taiwanese sausage but is heftier and more substantial. It was cool to be at the bar and see into the kitchen. Service was very quick overall and the bartenders gave some great suggestions for drinks. Tom kha lemonade - refreshing, somewhere between a tom kha soup and key lime pie almost. Was debating between this and the 3Leches botanical drinks (maybe one of these another time!) Overall would come back again but perhaps only on days when we are okay with splurging it a bit more. ;) The outside was nice but today was a bit too humid so it was nice we were able to get a seat inside. Definitely would be back when in the Cities for their cafe next door when they hopefully have more of their specialty pastries in stock (we eyed the coconut pandan croissant but they were out! Got some of the scallion danishes though excited to try those!) read more

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We were in Minneapolis for the weekend and ended up coming here twice, that should tell you everything! We started with brunch and had an amazing experience. The space was much bigger than I expected; they use a back area as well, which isn't as posh, but the service and food were still really good. For brunch we ordered the Thai tea French toast and the Hmong sausage. The portions were generous, my husband and I left completely stuffed. Our waiter convinced us to come back for dinner the next day, and we're glad he did. Brunch was still my favorite, but dinner held its own. Definitely worth a visit for both! read more

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Had a beautiful and very fulfilling brunch. FYI- get a reservation! We had to book out several weeks because they were all full. The main dining area is low lit and has an elegant feel. (All tables were full and once one emptied, it was quickly turned over.) We had heard rave reviews about a few items and so we ordered a few main dishes to share: Thai tea French toast, the (Hmong) sausage egg and cheese croissant sandwich, and the sweet pork bowl with sticky rice. Everything was very delicious and super filling -- thankful for the take home boxes! My favorite of the three was sweet pork bowl (I prefer savory) but the French toast was SO. GOOD. and really blew me away. I cannot recommend that enough! Took home several pastries as well, including the almond croissant (very sweet) and the green scallion danish (tastes like garlic bread!). Get a reservation and check it out! read more

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So delicious! The food tastes so fresh and well made. The aesthetic of this restaurant is perfect!! I love the vibes and food here. read more

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Where do I even start? We were seated almost immediately upon arrival thanks to the advance rsvp made by my friend. Inside the restaurant is cozy and intimate. The food was so good: we ordered a variety beginning with the croissant that was beautifully decorated too pretty to eat. I thought I was about to eat just another chicken noodle soup but boy was I wrong. The presentation was delightful and one slurp of the soup. Wow. Tasty. Warm. Amazing. I wish I can go there every week but I'm visiting from out of town. Can't wait to go back. Oh and the chef was so friendly. So happy and proud of her accomplishments. Don't wait, go and experience it. read more

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Service, food and ambience are all first rate. It's no surprise that Diane's place is on the Michelin team's radar. If we'd had another couple of people with us we would have ordered ALL the pastries but as it was just my brother and me we made do with the green scallion danish and the pink champagne kouign aman. Both were delicious. I continued along a decadent path with my order of Thai French toast. Made with a croissant bread it is creamy and lighter than it looks. An order of the vegetable egg rolls with peanut sauce brought a more savory balance to the table as did my brother's order of a sticky rice/sausage dish. I hope to make this part of my annual visit to Minneapolis. read more

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Was really excited to come here because I have read so many good reviews and heard so many good things, but the only word that comes to mind is.. underwhelming. We came here on a Monday morning and since we had a larger party we were sat in the back area (which is totally fine, I understand this) but there was a lot of weird construction happening while we were back there, the ambiance was not great because it was loud and it just was not ideal. The front area looked lovely and very fun though, so there's that, but unfortunately, just not our experience. I will confess, the pastries were great. We ordered the vast majority of them and they all were simply delightful. However, at a place such as this, if you have amazing pastries.. I would like to think that the coffee options would be great too.. the coffee was underwhelming. I got ube matcha which initially I had ordered half sweet and it came out literally a sugar bomb.. so I ordered a second and she ensured it was half sweet. It was ok, not great. I ended up ordering the glass noodles with chicken. The chicken was good. It had a nice sear and was tasty.. nothing special. The veggies in the noodles were good but in all honesty, this dish was REALLY HARD to eat. It was a mountain of noodles served in this tiny lil bowl and it just did not make it easy at all. Also, someone at my table ordered the papaya salad and it was the same thing.. a small bowl for a large serving. Just not great. We were given one pitcher of water for a table of 7.. which ran out quickly and we did not get a fresh one until we asked. I think that coming back here in a party of 2 or 3 would be best. But this particular experience was just not it for me. read more

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Went for a birthday lunch here, and we tried a number of menu items: the coconut croissant which was amazing, the Thai French toast (just ok to me) a green salad (loved the flavor of the dressing) and the pork belly bowl (not my cup of tea). The food was really rich and I didn't eat for the rest of the day. Our server was excellent, as it took us a while to decide what we wanted. We tried 2 beverages- the Thai coconut lemonade and the Matcha. Both were great! Inside the restaurant, it is so cute and their patio was being built out, so dining al fresco would be fun! The parking situation is difficult on side streets. The restaurant was so busy, even at 11 am. read more

Diane’s Place - Green salad with won ton wrapper and the Thai French toast. - Cafes Near Me - Minneapolis, Minnesota

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Great food, awesome service and best experience! Every dish was flavorful. What I loved best was seeing Diane coming out to say hi and serving her customers. It feels like home at her restaurant. read more

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Some restaurants feed the body. Diane's feeds something deeper. For the last few Saturday mornings, my friend and I have made our pilgrimage there for breakfast. From the moment we walk in, it feels as though we've been transported to a small pocket of magic hidden in Minneapolis. The people who work at Diane's come from many backgrounds, yet they share something unmistakable: a genuine pride in what they do. Their warmth and professionalism create an atmosphere that is both welcoming and quietly elegant. The room has a style all its own. It's not flashy or pretentious. It simply feels alive. The people who gather there seem to add to the experience. There is an energy, a beauty, and a sense of possibility that makes you want to linger over another cup of coffee. And then there are the pastries. When trays emerge from the kitchen, conversations pause and heads turn. They are not merely baked goods; they are works of art. The croissants alone are worth the trip. Golden, delicate, and unforgettable filled with a variety of fillings. The thick French toast made from croissant bread and served with fresh raspberries and an enormous dollop of whipped cream somehow transforms comfort food into something extraordinary. We've also enjoyed the crab omelette prepared in the manner of Asian fusion and the rich dark coffee, each prepared with the same attention to detail that seems to define everything Diane's does. What makes Diane's special isn't any one dish, though the food is exceptional. It's the feeling the place creates. For an hour or so on a Saturday morning, the world seems a little more gracious, a little more beautiful, and a little more hopeful. That's a rare gift, and it's why we keep coming back. Diane's allows me to step outside the noise of the world and into a place where everything seems touched by care, beauty, and possibility. That may be the finest thing a restaurant can offer. read more

The food was delicious and an ode to Hmong food with an elevated touch. The veggies are standout in the eggroll stuffed chicken. So fresh and satisfying. The chicken was both slightly crispy on the outside and tender on the inside. The Hmong pulled pork was delightful with delicious flavors. The pork steam rolls were soft and paired well with the peanut sauce. The drink I ordered was the croissant at sea which was slightly sweet, creamy, and refreshing. Would definitely recommend trying this restaurant! read more

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Everything we ate was so amazing! The servers were so nice and the restaurant had a great ambiance. I can't wait to go back! read more

Diane’s Place - Papaya salad and Thai Tea French Toast - Cafes Near Me - Minneapolis, Minnesota

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We came here for lunch and the food was awesome! Highly recommend the Hmong sausage, chicken noodle soup, pastries and iced matcha lattes. I took off a star for slow service. Though our waitress was really nice and professional, she wasn't as prompt as we would've liked. We were seated all the way at the opposite edge of the patio so maybe we were less visible to servers in general. We found ourselves waiting around more than usual and feeling the need to wave someone over to order and get our check at the end. Not a huge deal, we still plan to be back to try more items on the menu! read more

One of my favorite meals in Minneapolis! Diane's place is an Hmong-American restaurant and absolutely worth the visit. For three we shared the Hmong sausage, Sweet Pork Bowl and a few pastries. Everything was delicious but the highlight for me was the Hmong sausage. The flavor and texture were out of this world!! Paired perfectly with rice. They get quite busy but you are able to snag a seat outside - it is open seating. Service was quick and attentive and the outdoor seating was perfect on a nice day. Can't wait to come back when I am in the area! read more

THIS PLACE IS WHAT DREAMS ARE MADE OF!! So So good! Out of all the places we at during our visit this is the one we will miss the most. All the entrees were delicious (Thai French Toast and the Pho Chicken Noodle) and the pastries were to die for (we ordered more to take home before leaving). The space is adorable however is TIGHT and BUSY so give yourself plenty of time or make a reservation (it's so worth it) We also had matcha and tea and both were so good! The service was also great the entire team is so friendly and nice! Wish we had something like this back home seriously am going to miss this restaurant! HIGHLY RECOMMEND!! read more

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We had a beautiful first experience at Diane's. I understand the hype. And it is warranted! Everything we had was delicious. Highly recommend the sweet porkbelly. Wowza. Wonderful serving staff. Small, cozy space. Absolutely make a reservation or plan on to go. Street parking. Single level, smaller space but appears accessible. read more

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Came here for dessert and drinks! Service was really fast, but the bar area was packed the day we went. Servers kept checking on us and the lady working at the bar was very knowledgeable and passionate about her job! Vibes are just really good and they have good selection of beer. I really enjoyed my apple cider! I forgot the name of the dessert I had but it came with good portion of ice-cream!! read more

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The best Hmong American restaurant I've ever been to! Order at their little booth right outside, seat yourself inside or outside, and enjoy their extensive menu. I got a Thai latte (espresso is not included so make sure to add it if you want coffee), and shared a pandan-coconut croissant, the Hmong sausage, and the sweet pork bowl. Everything was very flavorful, the hot sauces are super spicy, would get it all again! read more

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He Said: This place is good. I went on a Friday morning and the place was already packed. I will have to come back to try more of their items. I have been wanting to try Diane's (along with everyone else in Minnesota), and was not disappointed. If my dad went with me, he would probably say he could get the same kinds of Asian food for 1/3rd the price. While somewhat true, the differentiator is the level of care given to each dish. Diane's reminds me of Vinai, which is close by. The food is "elevated" well-- higher quality of ingredients and preparation but the essence of the dish origins are still there. Pros: Staff is so good The bar area is a great place to eat and chat Easy to digest brunch menu (not 100 different items) Always like to see Asian restaurants thriving Cons: Prices are a little expensive read more

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We got several pastries and 2 entrees. It was great to split & the food was very high quality. The one thing was the service, our waiter didn't check in until 10 minutes after we had been sat. read more

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Long overdo review. Nestled in a quiet neighborhood with limited street parking. My best friend and I wanted to love this place. We had a lunch reservation for over a month since dinner reservations were months out. We were seated right away but the tables were more cafe style and very tight. We could hear conversations from our table neighbors. I ordered the beef salad (now switched to shrimp maybe), she ordered the sweet pork. We wanted a coconut pandan croissant, but they were sold out so we settled on a shared almond croissant. The croissant was great. The beef salad had a laab seasoning intent but there was just so so much more salad and very few slices of beef. The sweet pork and the papaya salad was mid but tasted more Thai style. Maybe their dinner menu is better. In the meantime, try Hmong village for slightly better parking and more authentic Hmong food options with half of the cost. read more

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Such a cute spot! Had one of the pastries, as well as tried the sausage dish and the bean noodle dish. I ordered the pork belly and we all shared the egg rolls. Everything was delicious! This place has a ton of hype and it might be a little overhyped, but definitely a gem of a spot! read more

Diane’s Place - Pork belly and egg rolls - Cafes Near Me - Minneapolis, Minnesota

I was in town for work recently with 0 plans or reservations and researched this place in an uber coming straight from the airport. Cozy Hmong-American restaurant with French-influenced pastries? Count me in! I literally updated my destination to this restaurant while in the uber and decided to grab a bit of food before heading to my hotel. I had no reservation, but arriving a little after 1 pm on a Monday had no wait for a bar seat. It's such a cozy, homey restaurant with light wood, light brick, natural light, few plants inside and a very casual patio with picnic tables outside. I could see this place being a tough reservation during peak times. I hadn't eaten all day and was extremely hungry. I opted for the king crab omelette with red curry beurre blanc. I got a side of sticky rice to make it slightly heartier since I was so hungry and got some pastries to go, since I was in a bit of a time crunch to make it to my hotel and take some work calls. Service was incredibly friendly and fast. My server really did Minneapolis proud, chatted with me about my trip, gave me other great goodie recommendations to fill out my dining for the week, and overall really made the visit special. The crab omelette was unreal. Simultaneously fresh, light, but with a hint of kick and richness from the red curry beurre blanc. Excellent flavor combo. I got the crab Rangoon danish and the coconut pandas croissant to go and ate them for breakfast the next day and they were still so light and fresh with unreal flavor combos. The pandan was my favorite and I tend to be a savory over sweet pastry girl. This place is deserving of all of its hype and more. I honestly really wanted to go back and asked if I could try to sneak in a reservation to come again for later in the week, but sadly they are when I was free the rest of the time I was in town. Absolutely scheming to come back to Minneapolis just to eat here again! read more

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Woke up super early to come here on a Sunday morning because their reservations were booked out for weeks. Was so disappointed with the food. Thai tea French toast had to much potential with the brioche bread but did not get soaked through at all. The outside crust had a light thai tea flavor but the total inside of the bread did not have any Thai tea flavor. Vegetable spring rolls were basic. read more

Diane’s Place - Thai tea French toast and vegetable spring rolls - Cafes Near Me - Minneapolis, Minnesota

The best fusion food I have had in the Twin cities! One thing to note is that a reservation is needed to eat indoors at Diane's place. There is a open area with a lot of benches right next to the restaurant, so a pickup order could be placed and eaten out on a nice sunny day. I went for brunch, as I heard so much about their brunch menu, and was not disappointed at all. We first ordered a couple of their pastries. The scallion butter danish was so hevenly. The Ube milk tea as so frothy and delicious. We also ordered their famous thai tea french toast, it was so unique in flovors and the bread was just melting in the mouth. It was not too sweet, which I also loved! The Asian noodles was the next on our menu, the noodles were hand pulled and the broth was so flavourful and comforting. It was my first time being at a Hmong restaurant. Definitely coming back again soon! Definitely worth the hype! The service was pretty quick after we ordered and the vibes were really good inside. read more

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A must-try restaurant! The food was excellent, and the service was just as impressive. The flavors are inspired by Southeast Asia, but the chef adds her own creative twists that make each dish feel unique and elevated. Everything we tried was delicious, and the desserts and pastries were just as amazing as the savory dishes. The standout for us was the beef laab carpaccio--an incredible dish with beautiful balance of flavors--but honestly, everything we ordered was memorable. Great food, thoughtful creativity, and wonderful hospitality. We can't wait to come back and try more. read more

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New outdoor eating capability. We like the new setting. Glad that we came early to find a spot. Tried the fish and sausage - both excellent. read more

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