Walked into this place hungry and immediately saw the beautiful selection of donuts…read more Staff were friendly and the vibe perfectly fit the stylish donuts, however the raspberry toaster strudel one I ordered (got the last one, hoped that was a good sign that it was popular!) tasted kind of stale. Ended up disappointed. They seem like they have quite the kitchen on-site so had high hopes things would be fresh. Alas.

Stopped here on the way to a flight after seeing the sign about "voted one of the best chocolate…read morechip cookies in the twin cities." The shop is cute, has a couple of seats but this really is a "take and eat on the way to your gate" kind of thing. The man behind the counter was very friendly! Made great conversation and was polite! Excellent service! We got one chocolate chip cookie and a samoa doughnut. The food: The cookie was good but not exceptional. It's also SO SMALL! Not worth the money! The samoa doughnut was the worst doughnut we have ever had... absolutely no flavor. I don't know what needs to change but that was not a good doughnut. It didn't taste very fresh either. Do I think it's worth a stop? Honestly no. Save your money.

Airport restaurants are usually about convenience, but People's Organic at Minneapolis St. Paul…read moreInternational Airport was a pleasant surprise. My wife ordered the roasted turkey and pesto sandwich, and I had the turkey and bacon sandwich. Both were fresh, flavorful, and a noticeable step above typical airport food. As always, we travel with a number of dietary restrictions. My wife has gluten and dairy allergies, while I manage Alpha Gal syndrome, a tree nut allergy, and diabetes. The staff was knowledgeable about food allergies and took the time to answer our questions, which made ordering much less stressful. One of the best features is the location. It's tucked a bit away from the main concourse, making it noticeably quieter than most airport restaurants. That made for a much more relaxing meal while waiting for our flight. It's a good choice for families with children and an excellent stop for anyone looking for a quality meal while traveling. We'd definitely eat here again the next time we're passing through MSP.

Finally found an organic place at an airport. Food was great and the service was even better from…read moreKenny. As soon as we sat down, Kenny was on top of things - asked us how much time we had, gave us an ETA on our food, made sure he got all of our customizations down, and delivered right on time, and had the checks ready to go the second we asked. Top notch service and would give him 6 stars, since we were on a time crunch and he made sure we were in and out in 30 minutes. Looking forward to coming back

Stonegarden is such a lovely spot for brunch. The service was fantastic and every staff member we…read moreinteracted with was friendly, kind, and genuinely welcoming. The atmosphere is fun and lively, although it does get pretty noisy, so it can be a little hard to hear at times. The food was delicious and definitely not your average brunch menu. Everything felt thoughtful, unique, and full of flavor. Most items are made from scratch, including the biscuits, the bacon, and even the hot sauce, which really shows in the taste. The Mediterranean tartine was a standout with the perfect balance of salty prosciutto and the sweet balsamic onion ricotta. The house Benedict was excellent and the hollandaise was some of the best I've had. The waffle was good but nothing especially memorable, it felt a little overpowered by the raspberry compote. The cocktails were fantastic too. The Orange Dream was the perfect brunch drink, light, creamy, and refreshing. Overall, a great experience with incredible food and wonderful service. I would happily come back again.

Lots of style with substance to match. Probably the BEST espresso martini I've had in awhile - it…read morecomes in a super sexy glass as well. LOCATION Parking can be a little hard to find during peak brunch hours. But if you're willing to walk a block or so, there is a ton of street parking available. THE VIBE The interior is very white, clean, and crisp. Fresh, but not too sterile. Our server was lovely! Very personable. The food took a very long time to arrive. It was clear they were incredibly busy. THE FOOD The food was great! On the pricier end, especially considering the mains did not come with a side. The nordic omelette was super tasty and very unique! My friend got the avocado tartine - she said it was good, but the avocado had oxidized and was a little off-putting.

Mona and Jeff were awesome and the food was perfect, definitely coming back, very kind and great…read moreservice!

We stopped at Stone Arch this morning while waiting for our flight out of MSP, and Drew made the…read moreexperience so much fun! His energy was absolutely top notch--he was friendly, attentive, and incredibly knowledgeable about the menu. Lots of laughs shared with our group! We had a few drinks, including the Bloody Mary with the chicken wing, which was such a fun touch. I especially enjoyed the other Bloody Mary on the menu featuring a liquor from Duluth--it was fantastic! Honestly, we were disappointed when Drew's shift was over because we would have happily stayed and hung out all day! He was the kind of server who makes you want to come back. If you're at MSP and stop into Stone Arch, ask for Drew!

To start, the food is always good. And my friend and I had good service. What I take exception…read moreto, is entering the restaurant, stating I am there for happy hour, and being told they can seat me at a table, but I can only stay for an hour and a half. They need the table for their reservations. As a paying customer, why is my problem that you need a table for a reservation? Not a very good way to do business at all.

This is such a lovely restaurants with lots of lights and plants and it's busy without feeling…read morecongested. First of all. Second of all, the service is outstanding. Multiple people checking in, offering recommendations, making sure you are happy, etc. I've been here for brunch a couple times and dinner. The shrimp scampi was pretty darn good but as a diva who has lived on both coasts it didn't blow my mind. But it was fresh and nice and no complaints. Their brunch is so good. The huevos were such an interesting spin on other versions and I loved it. Cocktails are great and inventive too! So they get five stars because they nail it on all points!

Best selection of GF baked goods I've found! Breads can be sliced before check-out. Service is…read morealways excellent. Counter display of fresh items; breads displayed in baskets in back wall; frozen foods are self-service from freezers. Not open QD so check their schedule b4 going. There is seating in the front of the bakery.

Stopped in to pick up a few gluten-free goodies for a friend with Celiac Disease. Was wonderfully…read moresurprised by the tastiness and variety of baked breads, cookies and cakes there was at Atuvava. I picked up a piece of carrot cake and a few cookies. My friend had never had carrot cake before as no one had ever made a Celiac-friendly version, and loved it! He greatly appreciated this bakery for allowing those that can't have gluten to experience baked goods that don't "taste gluten-free." I also tried one of the cookies and enjoyed it greatly. The staff was welcoming and the bakery both smelled and felt warm and cozy. As a resident of the neighborhood, I will definetely be stopping back in soon.

Overall great food. Went with some burgers and tacos. The dirty sodas were all a hit!read more

This place is decidedly and consistently mediocre. I live like four blocks away so I really want…read moreto like it but it's just mehhh. Their chicken tinga taco bowl is pretty darn good but the pizza is meh. Today I came and had a glass of Sauvignon blanc and a small house salad with dressing on the side. The wine was lukewarm which, first world problems right? But if I'm paying $9 for a glass of white wine, come on bro serve it chilled. The dressing came on the side but they omitted the croutons and roasted pecans for some unknown reason and there was a small black hair at the very bottom. Plus you have to serve yourself water, no one checks on you, you submit your order via an app (not a problem I just don't see expecting a twenty percent tip for near non service despite society moving that way) and no one asks, hey is your salad shittier than expected? They don't care. Lol. Patio is cute though.

I had to have been one of the first customers to Cafe Astoria when it first opened and used to…read morevisit frequently. I've since removed myself due to how popular the shop got and recently had an opportunity to revisit. I'm so glad I did! What I once knew as a tiny, cozy shop has expanded into an entire new section directly behind the original space allowing for more guests to visit. This is fantastic! I know the original owners of Cafe Astoria have stepped down, yet I'm pleased to say under the new ownership that many of the original decor and items remain the same from awhile back. The biggest transformations are the larger space, added painted mural, flexible ordering system where you can now order from a QR code at your table or walk up the register, expanded menu that includes brunch all day and items such as breakfast sandwiches and avocado toast. What went from a small crepe and specialty coffeehouse has truly grown. Don't worry the crepes and coffees are all still on the menu. I had the mango smoothie bowl and a mushroom and Swiss crepe - both were outstanding. I even had an iced pumpkin chia. Yum! I look forward to returning. The hospital workers are so lucky to be close to this establishment.

My favorite cafe in MN, hands down! Staff is friendly and very efficient. You ordee via a QR code…read moreand usually the wait for food is no more than 10min. Seating is first come, first serve. Wifi is good and some people WFH here, but it does get crowded fast on the weekends! The menu is expansive, but the crepes and drinks seem to be the main attractions. They have unique espresso and matcha options, including a secret menu and seasonal items. They do tend to be on the sweeter side. I always get the dirty matcha! My friend enjoyed the campfire mocha and creme brulee in the pasr. The crepes are pretty good - thin, but still soft as crepes should be! I also like the variety. You can't really go wrong with anything on the menu here!

Late review. During one of my many ravels, I was at this airport with a couple of hours of layover…read moreon 6/5/22. I was hungry and stumbled across Joe & The Juice. I decided to eat here for the first time. It was pretty busy the day I visited. I was thankful to find a seat to eat comfortably. I ordered the Avocado sandwich (Avocado, Mozzarella, Tomato, Vegan Pesto). It was a good size and felt full afterwards. It was delicious. I would eat at. Joe & The Juice in the future and try other items on the menu.

This is my 2nd time trying Joe & the juice & it was just as incredible as the first time!!!…read more Ordered a spicy tuna toastie & a juice, and it was 10/10 for airport food. Crisp, refreshing & flavorful. service was fast & we were able to take our items to go!

Wanted to enjoy something that wasn't a burger during a long layover at MSP. Shoyu was on my way…read moreto the gate so I stopped in. It's pricey, but what isn't at the airport. It is odd that you pay while ordering. Spicy Miso Ramen - good heat/spice level, added chicken ($2) so it was a little hearty. I enjoyed the broth! Dumplings were delish! Perfect flavors on the dipping sauce too. Service could have been better and I'm not a fan of paying/tipping before actually getting service. $40 for these two things!

Very much average…read more Charging $20 per bowl with no protein is kinda cray. But service was even more lacking, considering you pre-tip with the waitress with her machine (or order/pay on your phone). Once that happened, she was barely there for water service and rarely checked up on you. The ramen itself was okay - soup was actually decent, and noodles were good. But no egg, no protein, very sparse toppings, for $20, even for an airport, is insane.