SUPER cute coffee shop with a very impressive menu of breakfast fare. I got a breakfast called…read more"Hashbrown Bake Platter" whose name undersells itself; the potato part was a delicious, savory cake with hash browns, cheese, bacon, and sausage in an ideal ratio. It also came with perfectly done scrambled eggs and toast. I got a unique latte as well; I asked the barista for her favorite and wound up with a raspberry & dark chocolate latte that had a surprising shock of bitterness. It was great. You will probably really like the ambience. It appears to have been built out of a lovely Victorian home in Dayton's Bluff, and there is plenty of upstairs seating including cute tables on the landings. There is also a very green patio. Friendly service tops it all off nicely. Their only not-open day is Tuesday, so bear that in mind. There is neighborhood street parking which you may have to hunt around a bit for. I really think you'll enjoy hanging out here!

I've been wanting to get here for years after hearing about the cinnamon rolls. I was finally in…read morethe area at the right time (after Art in the Hollow which was also amazing!) I managed to snag the LAST cinnamon roll! I am taking the fact it was the last in to account. It wasn't the freshest - and an outside corner piece - so it was a bit dry and hard. However, it turns out the roll is just an easy way to get the frosting in your face. Omg. Delicious, buttery amazing frosting. (Which they did frost at the time of purchase). The place is small but they have an upstairs as well as a nice garden patios.

I really only go here for the cakes. Always love the tres leches. My family gets a whole cake on…read morespecial occasions. They recently started making tres leches cupcakes. Those taste just like the cake so I recommend to anyone that wants a cute lil' sweet treat. Love the flourless chocolate tort. It's not for everyone, but I like how rich it is. I don't like cakes that are dry and this one is a good alternative. Might be a bit too strong on the chocolate if some people aren't into that.

I visited Cafe Latte and had an amazing experience. We had time to spare before we headed to a…read morefuneral in Saint Paul so we stopped here for coffee and a pastry. The coffee was exceptional, and the blackberry pastry was out of this world. We will definitely visit again. The service was exceptional. The young lady suggested several options because quite frankly they have a lot of tempting choices..

We got the steamed pork buns and gnocchi with peas in a pecorino and pesto cream sauce to start and…read moreomg both were amazing. I cannot recommend them highly enough, the pickled cucumber and the slaw on top of the pork buns just took them to the next level and this gnocchi flavor and texture can match that of a high end Italian restaurant. We then shared the smash burger with bacon and we were so excited to eat it I didn't get a photo but overall was amazing! The pickles are a must but the burger was so flavorful, sauce was great and the caramelized onions just made it even better. The place is a chill vibe and extremely friendly staff. We will 100% be back and cannot wait!

I chose this restaurant for my b-day dinner and it did not disappoint! Definitely a place for…read morefoodies; it's not fine-dining, but their food and drinks are creative and high quality. It was crowded on a Friday night and a bit loud as a result. The dining area is decorated with tons of cool artwork, giving off the "good taste without being pretentious" vibe that is also reflected in their menu. The service was stellar! Our waiter was cheerful, present, and attentive. Made the experience so much more enjoyable. Everybody in my dining party loved their food. The standouts for me were the East Fried Pride taster, the mocktail flight, and the chicken & waffles. Highly recommend, especially for foodies looking for a great experience without (completely) breaking the bank.

This is a Hidden Gem for Boat Noodles! It is located in Hmong Village, so be sure to keep your eyes…read morepeeled for Mai's Papaya. Super easy to order, just order at the counter, the staff will give you a buzzer device, and you can pick up your order at the pick-up counter once the buzzer goes off. Be sure to grab seats early since the food court gets pretty crowded! And since it's a food court, it does get pretty loud (which is a given). Boat Noodles were very flavorful, with each bite exploding with spice, warmth, and herbs. I love to put chili oil to give the broth more of a kick, but even without any chili oil, the dish is already spicy as is.

Was a quick wait for my order of the papaya and cucumber salad. They gave us a beeper to notify us…read morewhen our order is ready. The salads were very pungent and strong with umami flavors, so it isn't for the weak stomach. It tasted amazing with the other food options in the Hmong Food Area. I can't eat it by myself but some of my friend was chowing down as if it was a refreshing snack. Would totally recommend giving a try when you visit Hmong Village.

When in StPaul always make one or 2 trips to my favorite Deli…read more Best Sandwiches, Reuben and more The Breads..... OMG....always buy Caraway Rye Bread or one of the great loaves. They have old Europe food products that are hard to find, Spaetzli, mustards, etc. do good Everyone is so lovely and efficient, You make me Happy 3 months before I plan on the day to be in MN, I told the owners he needs to open one in Nashville Thank you for being authentic and nice

Maybe we got the B squad? Cause I don't get all the glowing reviews. Maybe it's just nostalgia…read morefor what clearly used to be an authentically good Jewish deli but has since stopped trying. All four orders came out wrong. Two were still wrong on the second try but we just gave in and ate. One sandwich had, I kid you not, a single sad slice of pastrami. There were multiple servers and many open tables, but the women at the front wasn't seating anyone and kept walking away from the register so there was also a long line waiting to pay. The food itself was ok, the highlight was the fresh rye bread. The pastrami and corned beef are alright but portions were very skimpy for a $20 sandwich and one of us only got a single slice of pastrami, wtf?! Also, so many people praise the matzo ball soup but maybe they've never actually eaten it before? Cause where I'm from you don't just drop a couple dense matzo balls in your basic chicken and vegetable soup and call it a day.

A side is increíble! I love coming here for the vibe of the restaurant and quality of the food!…read more The chicken dish, I can't remember what it's called is sooooooo good!! It's incredibly comforting and just hits the spot if you're looking for a rich meal!! The ribeye is incredible, honestly all the food I e had here is great! They have an outdoor dining area and they open up the garage doors on nice days! The service is great! Everyone is so nice and gives great suggestions on the different drinks and food.

After driving by this place all the time, we knew we needed to give it a try! Unfortunately this…read moreplace just didn't do anything for us. There is free street parking around this place. The hostess was nice and sat us right away. This place does get busy, so I would recommend a reservation! The first thing we noticed was that there wasn't anything to notice... no decor... no character... it honestly felt like a chipotle with nothing... just plain walls. Our server was nice but MIA for most of our time there. When she did stop, it was very quick. It did not feel personable. The food: the waitress said she would bring things out as they were done but ended up bringing everything at once... the mocktail pineapple, coconut refresher was not worth it. You could not taste any type of coconut and it seemed very ginger heavy. The baguette with butter came out, almost burnt, and was very hard to eat. The wings had good flavor, but were small and dry. My boyfriend did really enjoy his burger (Justine's burger) and said that it had great flavors. I did try his fries and those were some of the best fries I've had in the Twin Cities! The muscles were just OK. The sauce seemed like it needed more flavor. At the end, we got the Affogato. It seemed like they pre-froze the ice cream in the glass so it did not mix well with the espresso. It did taste good though. Nothing stood out as spectacular...

Pretty good spot. Food comes pretty fast with decent flavor. Good price as well…read more Not many parking spot but given the small sizes restaurants I think that works fine. We were lucky that we got a spot.

Stopped in quick for a banh mi. Service was friendly and I was immediately greeted. Sadly, the…read moresandwich was just okay. It needed a bit of salt to bring out the flavor and it didn't have enough cilantro, and cumbersome to bring out the brightness needed to break up the fattiness of the pate and butter--no jalapeño either. It could be a smash with a better vegetable to meat ratio and a sprinkle of seasoning.

Good food and fun place to meet up with friends. The chicken…read moreand waffles appetizer is a must!! The waffle pieces were tasty and will get them again. The bone in chicken, dark meat, was pretty good. The leg was meaty but the thigh was more skin than meat. The skin was delicious- good flavor. The green beans side dish was excellent. Beans done just right.

We decided to finally try Southern Social after passing by a few times. So glad we did. The menu is…read morefull of southern delights with a few local favorites added in. The appetizers are plenty and all of them sound delicious. We started with the buttermilk biscuits with the bourbon honey butter and blackberry preserves. It comes as six biscuits with a generous helping of butter and preserves and drizzled with honey. Nice crisp outside with a soft center. For dinner I got the catfish and chips, because what is more southern than fried catfish. My Mamaw would have been proud. Three strips of catfish over a bed of fries and side of hush puppies. The catfish was delicious! I wasn't a fan of the hush puppies. There was a drizzle on them that was super spicy to me so I didn't eat more than a half of one. My husband got the Mississippi Dip. It was also delicious and a generous portion. He was a particularly fan of the dip. The coleslaw was good and had an added spice we were not able to place but it had a very good flavor profile. Of course we got dessert. If was hard to decide between the Peach Bread pudding and the Beignets. The Bread pudding won out. A large slice with a big dollop of vanilla ice cream and a caramel sauce. My only "complaint" is that there was not enough sauce/caramel. I would have loved to have more of that to cover the slice but that being said it was wonderful and I would recommend it to anyone. Service was quick even though they had a few large parties because of homecoming. I am looking forward to coming back and trying a few more things on the menu.

YUM! We had their…read moreNashville Chicken sandwich with a side of sriracha tots, and it was one of those meals that makes me think "oh my gosh this is so good" after every single bite. The sriracha tots were delightful and they came with mojito lime ranch(!!) which was also amazing. Even my husband, who isn't a big fan of tater tots said that he would get those every time over other sides. Service was good, friendly and quick. We will definitely be back!!!

Enjoyed my sandwich alleycat - this is my third visits. Unfortunately too excited to take any…read morepictures. They offer kids meal. We went during peak lunch time and the server who takes our order told us the expected wait time. The estimated time was very fair and that's very great to know especially going with inpatient kids. I ordered Nashville hot chicken and it's pretty good. Kids ordered chicken nuggets and they look very good as well.

My youngest wanted dumplings so we decided on Master Noodle. I ordered their garlic chicken fried…read morenoodles and choose the wide ribbon noodles which made my dish 10 times better! I love that they now offer a variety of noodle shapes!!! My favorite dishes from here and I recommend you trying them are the garlic fried noodles, the Dan Dan noodles, the cold cucumbers, and the wonton in chili oil. Service is fairly quick and the staff is friendly. The restaurant is nicely decorated with Chinese paintings and arts. I will have to come back and try the Dan Dan noodles with different noodles style!!!

The food is good, the restaurant feels clean and well decorated, and the service is good!…read more We ordered the Sichuan wonton in chili oil, the beef burritos, and the garlic shrimp fried noodles with the knife cut noodles substitute). Everything was really good. I loved the flavors and different textures of the burritos, the sweetness and stickiness of the chili oil for the wontons, and the bouncing of the noodles for the garlic shrimp noodles. The only thing I didn't like was the sweetness of the sauce for the noodles. It was almost like eating noodles in sweet and sour sauce. I'd go back and get a savory or noodle soup entree instead.