What do you do when you can't decide where to go for dinner?…read more You go to @malcolmyardsmarket in Minneapolis (nestled close to Roseville just off of University and 280) This is such a different experience where you have so many options to order from with major ease. Check in and get a Market Card then walk around to find what sounds good. I've always thought this is the perfect place to go when you... -can't figure out what you want to eat -when you're meeting up with friends or coworkers -going on a first date -want adult food but also have a kiddo along. The Market has a beer wall, a full bar and multiple food vendors to order from. Over time new vendors take residence of the spots though there are some that have been around a long time. It's fun to get favorites and try new things. I'd suggest you go with the mindset to try different things and share with who you're with to find your favorites. They also have many areas to grab a seat and visit inside and outside. As well as special event space to rent. There is often activities at the Market so make sure to check them out if you're looking for more than a meal. Favorites Pictured food: Beef Bulgogi Egg Flip Sandwich (@eggflip.usa ) Red Curry Burrito (@eatwsk1 ) Additional Favorite spots and recommendations: @wrecktanglepizzamn - The Shredder @delsurempanadasmn - The Empanadas @kinsleys_deli - The Ruben @bebe.zito - The Cheeseburgers This is a fun spot regardless of the season or type of event. Essentially a one size fits all type of place. Enjoy! For more awesome food spots check out the account mallorymademetryitmn on Instagram!

I love a good food hall! I've been to Malcolm Yards years ago and I see that they've had some…read moreturnover since I last visited. I met up with a group of my cousins right as it opened and it's nice because they have a big parking lot in the back and everyone can get what they want. I went to WSK, Bebe Zito & Boxcar bar for a drink. My cousins visited some of the other booths. The food was good overall. They do use a card system where you have to link a card to a market card and then when you leave you drop it in a box or you can close out. There's plenty of seating. They keep the tables clean! Overall we had a great experience.

Hello I stopped in…read morelast week on my way to ND. This is quite a unique casual dining experience. They have Poke Bowls Hawaiin type options, burgers in another section and pizza in another. And I did forget a coffee shop. When you go in you see a person and they swipe your credit card which approves a card they give you to go order. Then you go to the options. Which include you swiping your card to get beers and premixed cocktails from an automated bar! Some folks might need an IT Rep with them. Food was good. The staff was very helpful. I will be back. Cool concept in a relatively small populated area of St Joseph MN. Go check it out.

Really nice selection of food including burgers, pizza and Hawaiian food. I had the pizza and it…read morewas pretty good. A little under cooked for me, but very solid. And to their credit they let us do half and half on specialty pizzas! This place also has a nice selection of beers on a pour wall. And the Hawaiian food was amazing according to my friend. And it looked amazing. Other friend had the burger and thought it was solid too. Basic burger but a great ciabatta bun. Thumbs up for the overall experience! So thumbs up to the experience.

Stopped in for dinner with some work colleagues. Decent food selection seemed to be mostly Asian…read morefusion. Everyone seemed to enjoy their food. I tried some spring rolls and got sick later. However I'm not going to blame the food because I couldn't tell what triggered my issue. Overall looks like a fun place to hangout with friends and get a bite to eat.

Finally got the chance to check out this food court on the famous Eat Street, and I was excited to…read moresee several Asian cuisine vendors here. I came on a Friday for lunch, and it was pretty quiet--likely due to recent protests on the streets. It also seemed like not all of the vendors were open at the time. After doing a quick walk-through of the available options, I decided to order Xí Quách (24-hour braised beef bone soup) from a Vietnamese vendor called House of Hue, and wow--it was so good! The dish came with gigantic beef bones loaded with meat and a broth. The beef was incredibly tender and literally fell off the bone, and the broth was warm, savory, and comforting. I finished everything! It was a lot of meat, so no more meat for me for the rest of the day lol Afterward, I stopped by the vendor next door, Niko Niko Boba, and got a large iced crème brûlée Vietnamese coffee with boba, which was also excellent. The coffee was very rich, just the way I like it, and the boba were made perfectly--chewy and at the right temperature (not too warm). Overall, I had a great lunchtime experience at Eat Street Crossing. Thank you for not closing during the recent chaos for those of us who want to support local businesses. Side notes: there's a restroom in the basement, and it was clean--just like the rest of the food court. This spot is also within walking distance of several bus stops, which made it easy for me to get there.

Berto's birria tacos were so good!!! Yum!!!…read more I got these togo because this food hall is in my backyard so I ordered to go and took them home to eat them. They were still piping hot absolutely delicious. Would definitely get these again and again and again and again.

Passed by this place many times as it looks very inviting because of the outdoor space…read moreThe have a decent size rooftop patio and the street patio with fire pits and picnic benches Inside there are a few food vendors to choose from and a couple of bars, but very expensive for what you get Example- at the fabled rooster (BBQ) a brisket sandwich with an upgrade of crinkle cut fries =$22 1 cocktail and 1 beer =$20 Bertos - we tried the chips and guac and dipping sauces- way over salted and not that good The bartender was very friendly and fast with service, it wasn't very busy on a Sunday afternoon Over all it's nice to sit on the rooftop on a beautiful day but price point is poor for the quality They do offer a lot of events if you check their website so I imagine is a hopping place Parking is street metered parking and expensive as north loop area

I don't know why all the best places are off of Central, but this was no exception! We were eating…read morenearby, per our Fri-date tradition, and decided to swing in here for a drink. We sat ourselves at a small table for two in the window, and were brought menus immediately upon sitting. This place had that charming old world vibe with antique touches, warm wood, and aesthetically pleasing upgrades. The place was hopping, but still enough space to find room at the bar if needed. Some people were grabbing a causal drink after work, some were dressed up for a date, all felt welcome. I tend to order old fashioneds everywhere I go, and this place had their version on the menu! My partner ordered something a little sweeter per his taste, and all I can is, they didn't last long! Perfect little spot to pop in for a drink and chat with friends! Street parking can be difficult, but if you park a few blocks back and walk, it's doable!

A pleasant surprise in northeast Minneapolis! The team at this place is friendly and fast! They do…read moretheir best to hustle. Good vegan options and certainly plenty of drink choices ... full bar! Worth a try if you're having a casual date or hanging out with friends.

Came in between world jr games. Wasn't too busy yet. Had amazing ribs and some tacos. Tacos were ok…read moreand came quick. What this place needs is better desserts. More seats needed and be aware it get loud.

The food looks good, and it's a very unique concept inside. The same sex bathrooms are disgusting,…read moremy husband doesn't even like using them with all the urine all over everything. Some of the staff are very friendly, but not all. We sat at the bar on the side walk for 15 minutes. The couple sitting next to us, that was there when we got there, were served another round and we were completely ignored. We finally just went somewhere else.

Overall, I thought this place was unique and fun. It's in the mall so there's a ton of parking and…read morea good amount of seating as I believe it is two different levels. What I really enjoyed about this place is that each stand had their own food options and different vibes. Everyone was friendly and accommodating. The food was delicious and the atmosphere was fun and enjoyable.

Really nice and quirky food hall with great choices for Mexican, Italian, Chinese and more. We…read moreshared a lightly fried shrimp sandwich . . . So satisfying! Quick service if you don't have much time.

Very good fried chicken sandwich on a biscuit for breakfast with hot honey…read moreAt airport and a very good alternative to Chik a filet. Recommend you try if at airport

I've been here before for lunch and the food has been quite good, but I was honestly disappointed…read moreby their breakfast. The biscuit I had was so dry that it crumbled simply upon picking it up, leaving me with a basket full of biscuit crumbs and a little else to hold the rest of the sandwich together. I don't know if this is an unusual experience, or if they typically overbake their biscuits that much, but given the price, I would honestly expect something better than a bog standard fast food biscuit.