This is quite possibly the best meal I've had in years. Not quite sure how yelp directed me here,…read morebut I am so glad it did. I'm only in Minneapolis for one night. I had dinner here. Salmon, rice, corn, mac & cheese. All of it was exceptional. Highly recommend adding some barbecue sauce to the salmon. It makes it phenomenal. The salmon has this kind of perfect dry almost smoked texture and taste. Incredibly delicious. Knowing that I'll probably never eat here again since it's my first time ever in this area, I came here again for lunch. Got nearly the same meal, but swapped the corn for green beans. Once again exceptionally good. On top of that they have Jamaican ginger beer, which is absolutely delicious. I kind of think I need to figure out more ways to get from New Mexico (where I live) to Minneapolis just so I can go to Soul Bowl again. If I can fit in another meal between now and having to go to the airport in two hours, I 100% would do it. Sadly, I don't think my stomach can fit any more of this delicious food.

The chipotle of so food and it's worth it. My favorite bowl is this bbq beef and Mac and cheese…read morebowl but only available in the summer months. Good vibes in this food hall. Need to go back soon when back in town

Stopped here for a date night and we will be back!…read more This place is doing burgers, shakes, fries, onion rings and a few other classics! They know what they are doing! The burgers are smash burgers. We did with they had a bit more seasoning but with all the toppings on the burger and dipping them into the fry sauce, they were delicious. Get the onion rings and fries!! They are both AMAZING!! You can either order on a tablet or with a person (love that there was a choice!) and everyone seemed genuinely happy and friendly! The vibes here were cool! They can basically open all the walls up and there is a patio, complete with 2 area fire pits! This place does have alcohol, so grab a drink or milk shake and enjoy the outdoor space!

I wasn't sure what to expect at Wells Roadside, but my first visit was perfect! It was a 77 degree…read moreafternoon and they had a fan going, so it was a great day to eat there. There were multiple types of tables and seats to choose from. We chose to order on the tablet rather than wait in line to order. The experience using Toast on the tablet was smooth. We got our order numbers and it was easy to keep an eye on the screen to see when the orders would be ready. We also received text notifications. This all happened very quickly! One thing we noticed was that when they called out order numbers, it was fairly loud for the amount of people there at the time. The burger (wagyu brisket jalapeño) and hot honey crispy chicken sandwich that we got were both delicious and just as expected! I loved the shoestring fries since that's my favorite kind of fry. I also thought the fry sauce was the best balance of sweet and tangy. We ordered dessert at the table using the provided QR code and again were able to track when our orders would be ready on the screen. The regular shake and small soft serve cup were the same size - the pictures made it seem like the shake would be bigger but that didn't bother us, just worth noting. I loved the fudge and Oreo crumble on the soft serve! Overall just a solid spot to hangout and have a good burger, fries, and dessert! I'll definitely be back.

Heard nothing but amazing things from friends and social media about this place, so we had to check…read moreit out! Street parking available, but it fills up quickly on busy nights! Very large indoor and outdoor dining space, complete with a kids play area and a live music stage! We had a short wait for a table of four during the Saturday dinner rush! Service is QR code with runners to deliver your order, which keeps things moving! The BBQ was phenomenal...as both the Pork Plate and the Beef Ribs were absolutely delicious! The tangy white vinegar sauce served alongside was delectable! I will say the Green Spaghetti was a miss for me...not enough salt and kinda bland. The Coleslaw was by far my favorite side dish...so tasty! Make sure you come for dinner, as the star BBQ is not served during lunch! Don't forget to finish with the Banana Pudding, which was wonderful as well!

Wow. I really thought I was going to love this place. They have consistently received rave…read morereviews from magazine and newspaper food critics. I know that they had a food truck, but had never tried them before. So I went in with a very positive mindset. I was actually shocked by how many things I didn't like. The place is very large, but their parking lot is tiny. Which means parking on the street. I can see that to be a challenge considering we were there early at about 4:45, but it still looked like the parking at the State Fair. We were lucky and snagged a spot right when someone pulled out. Bullet dodged. We were seated right away (bullet #2 dodged, because I've heard of multi-hour waits), and were sat at a large communal table. The person who sat us explained that we could use the QR code to order, or a waitress would be by. After a few minutes, a waitress appeared and we were ready to order. She advised us to use the QR code, or "she would come back in a few minutes." I'm not a fan of QR codes, but used it anyway. I dislike that the screen is not in menu order, so there is a lot of searching. The text gets cut off when you view it on a phone, so there is a lot of clicking and guessing. Strike One. While waiting, you can't help but notice all the signs (including one on the table) hyping that "Animales does not accept tips on our food & beverage" except that they automatically charge 20 percent on every item. And, oh, we really want you to order using QR codes, so that we don' have to do it. (Strike 2). By the way, in order to get refills of pop, I had to go up to the bar and have them do it, so again, serve yourself, but give us 20 percent as a service charge (Strike 2.5). OK, but I bet the food, is GREAT! Not so much. In fact, I might have cut them some slack if the food was good. To me, the stars of any barbeque place should be the beef brisket and the pork ribs. I can't comment on the beef brisket because they don't even make beef brisket (they weren't out of it, they don't carry it). That's a solid Strike 3. OK, well, certainly the ribs are going to be fantastic, right? They LOOK great. Wonderful dark bark. They were on the skimpy for a $18 half rack with no sides, except for some shavings on onion and jalapenos. The good news: they were very tender. The bad news is that they were HIGHLY over salted and there was hardly any meat on the bones. I asked the person next to me (at the communal table) how he liked his ribs and he said, "Eh. Very salty and skimpy." We live in an Instragramable world, looks great, so the taste doesn't matter very much. They offer two sauces (which taste very similar) (and ketchup) and they helped cover the salty taste, but that's not the point of good barbeque. This strike was an automatic game lost move. (Did I mention that I had to ask the bar to refill my $3 pop each time?). If you are a BBQ place and don't have fantastic ribs, you ain't a good BBQ place. Period. Full stop. My wife had the cheese steak sandwich she said was "OK" but I tasted it and it just seemed (again) salty and mushy. (No strikes this time, but no more than a single.) Lastly we ordered "Memphis Fries" which are not explained on the menu and google didn't seem to think "Memphis" Fries ($10.46 with tax) are a thing, so a little menu help would be nice, since you can't ask the non-existent wait staff. They are battered, seasoned fries that come with a white dipping sauce and are cooked in tallow fat. My wife rated the fries as 5 out of 5, so I won't take off any points for the fries (I would have rated them lower, but they were OK to good and I'm trying to be fair). For a happy hour sandwich, the "half rack" of ribs, the fries, a beer, and a glass of pop, our bill came to $64.24, which I think is pretty expensive for mediocre food, and difficult parking and a mandatory service charge for no service. My recommendation: Go to Famous Dave's. Pay less, get more, and have a much better food experience (and you can get brisket too). Sigh.....

Absolutely love Hazel's Northeast. Best breakfast around. Love the neighborhood feel. The food is…read morealways spot on and well worth the wait. Service is always quick and efficient. One of our Family Favorites!

Great little neighborhood brunch spot! This place isn't huge and it is popular, so make sure you…read morehave reservations if you don't want to wait (we went at noon on Sunday). The restaurant has a small diner charm and the food is very good. I had chicken fried steak and my friends had pancakes, eggs, and sausage. The chicken fried steak had a nice crust like homestyle fried chicken and the sausage gravy was plentiful with plenty of sausage. Hash browns were dense with a nice crust and the eggs were cooked well. Everyone enjoyed their meals although the sausage is links instead of patties and my girlfriend prefers patties, as do I. Prices are really very fair for brunch, no doubt contributing to its popularity. And they have a bar as well although we didn't indulge in cocktails.

I just tried Scramblin' Egg for the first time yesterday and honestly, it was so good I had to come…read moreback again today. I'm a huge fan of the veggie sandwich. I loaded mine with egg, cheese, onion, tomato, spinach, and mushrooms. Everything tastes super fresh and isn't greasy at all. For the full experience, I grabbed the hash bites, cini minis, and a black coffee. The whole spread was just under $20, which is a total win for the amount of food you get. The setup is great for a quick morning with walk-in kiosks or easy online ordering. TIP: Whatever you do, GET THE SAUCE!

Great place for a delicious, FILLING breakfast! Didn't have to eat all day with the amount of food…read moreI got for a reasonable price. Great logo with fun decor. Great people who were friendly!

4.5/5 Stopped here…read morefor happy hour on a Friday and got $5 vegan/veg beyond sliders and boneless vegan wings, tots and beer. Wings only have two spice options (Sriracha or buffalo sauce) and we got the buffalo sauce, very spicy and the wings were kinda cold - we would skip these next time. Knowledgeable and friendly staff, Huge vegetarian/vegan menu Can't wait to go back!

Well as vegetarians, we have definitely been snoozing on this place! We finally went for brunch on…read morea lovely summer morning and had a really nice meal on the sidewalk patio. We were blown away by the vegetarian options. They use Herbivorous Butcher for most of the meat substitutes, so it was really good. I do find too much of that vital wheat gluten heavy, so next time I probably won't order the sausage which was like a hockey puck. But the food, service and ambience were wonderful and the menu looked so good. We wanted to try everything on it so we will definitely be back!

Korean breakfast at its finest!…read more I got the flip sandwich which has sausage and bacon, egg, grilled onions, cheese, and avocado. I would have to say this was the best breakfast sandwich I've ever had in my entire life. I wanted to come here because I saw a photo of it and it literally tasted just like what I would picture and expected. The sandwich looked way bigger than what it does on their photo bulletin board that they have above their station. My sandwich came to around almost $17 and it was well worth it. I got tater tots for an up charge of $3. It was a little too crispy for me. Usually, I like to ask for tater tots that are made a little softer and I will for sure. Remember to ask next time if they even do something like that, but most Restaurants will do that for you. Since it was my first time here, I didn't really think about asking for soft tater tots. I just assumed it would come softer since this is more of a breakfast style sandwich and usually breakfast places have softer hashbrowns, etc.. They also have sushi here, but I'm kind of hesitant to order sushi at a food hall place. It just doesn't sound right to me so therefore I would just stick to getting their sandwiches here. The service was very fast. You can just pay at the counter with your own personal card. If you wanted to try other places in the food hall or get alcohol at the bar , you can go to the front desk at the main entrance and get a yard card, which is attached to your credit card. it's almost like a tab and you can go to all the places in charge whatever to your tab and then pay at the very end with one personal card.

Located in Malcolm yards this sushi place just the right balance for Poké bowls!…read more I loved the variety of fish - the pieces were thick flavorful. The rice was warm and fresh. The tempura crunch and cucumber work great additions for crunch in the mayo lobster and pickled cabbage were also a great addition. A little expensive for what I would consider a smaller portion for $24 but if it's on the work dime go for it! Service was quick and Malcolm yards during lunch is not all that busy but I'm sure it gets crazy for happy hour and on weekends.

I absolutely adored this place! As a relatively new vegan, I am still getting used to avoiding…read moreingredients at restaurants, but this made it so easy for me! I was drawn in by the ambience of the place. It was very cute and urban, practically begging me to sit down. It's an order and pay first style, which took me so long, because everything on the menu looked so good! Due to a bit of confusion, we ended up changing our order multiple times, but our server calmly helped us through each step. I'd like to also take a moment to appreciate that they use no plastic in dishes and boxes too! It's so environmentally friendly! Although it's just slightly on the pricier side, I'd say it's pretty great for a completely plant-based restaurant. My family and I ordered a mac and cheese, Crunchwrap (with fries), chili, a bowl, buffalo cauliflower wings and a cookies and cream milkshake. The buffalo wings came first and they were amazing! They were perfectly sour and a bit of spicy. That really hit the spot! To cool my mouth down, I drank a bit of my milkshake, and I could not stop! The oat milk was so rich and creamy, giving it the perfect flavor and texture. The Crunchwrap had "meat" inside it that was so real I actually got scared! It was such an authentic taste. The chili came with vegan sour cream, and I'm not exaggerating when I tell you it was some of the best sour cream I've ever had! It also came with jalapeños which paired perfectly with the warm chili. Finally, the bowl was irresistible. It had crispy tofu on top that made my mouth water. After devouring my meal I ended with crispy French fries that crunched with every bite. One of the best meals I've ever had! Overall, I totally recommend this place no matter what diet you follow!

I observed what appeared to be a significant difference in how Black and white patrons were treated…read moreduring my visit. For my party, we were not informed that it was happy hour or that certain appetizers were discounted. However, I observed several white patrons being informed of the happy-hour specials by Troy. Similarly, white patrons were told they could choose between options such as fries, tots, or a salad. When it was our turn to order, we were only told that fries were an option and were not offered the other choices. We also decided to order dessert. At the time, the dinner rush had not yet started, and there was no line behind us when we placed our dessert order with Charles. Despite this, we waited approximately 10-15 minutes for two milkshakes. One member of my party eventually had to remind the cashier about our order. When the cashier asked, "What are you waiting on?" we explained that we were waiting for our two milkshakes. He responded, "Well, it's just the two of us here," referring to himself and the white female employee who was handling to-go and food orders. While we understand that employees may be managing multiple responsibilities, the concern was the difference in demeanor and level of attentiveness we experienced. The Black male cashier appeared visibly annoyed when we ordered dessert from the bakery area, while we observed him interacting with white patrons in a noticeably friendlier and more upbeat manner. We also observed another Black patron enter shortly afterward. He was the last person in a short line of approximately two or three people. He waited approximately 5-7 minutes before the cashier, who had stepped away, returned to acknowledge him. The other employee also did not acknowledge him while he waited patiently to order dessert. When the Black cashier returned, his demeanor again appeared noticeably irritated toward the patron's request. Taken together, these interactions left my party with the impression that Black patrons were not receiving the same level of information, attentiveness, or friendliness as white patrons. Whether intentional or not, the difference was noticeable and uncomfortable. Additionally, it would be helpful to clearly communicate to customers that gratuity is automatically added to the bill. Given the level of service we experienced and observed during our visit, this is something we would have wanted to know before ordering. Being located in the Rondo community makes this especially disappointing. All customers should be informed of available specials, choices, fees, and options, and every customer should receive the same level of courtesy and service regardless of race. I hope management takes this feedback seriously and reviews these interactions with the staff involved. The goal is not simply to complain, but to ensure that every customer receives consistent, respectful, transparent, and equitable treatment.