Great food great service. And I know this sounds weird but you've got to try the sausage bread with their homemade peanut butter and strawberry on top. It's sooooo unexpectedly GOOD. Don't do the deviled eggs though. They are very rubbery. read more

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Very solid first experience here. Was with a group of for a work situation, and we were seated promptly for our reservation, our server was great, and the vibe of the place is fun. I had an impossible burger, and it was okay. All my compatriots had walleye - either as fish and chips or a platter - and there were several clean plates, and several with lots of food left on them - so mixed reviews there. The vibe was more fun than I expected...I'm not sure what it was I was expecting, but this was better. I'd go back! read more

Went for the bloody bar and stayed longer to listen to the great music! Lots of choices to make the bloody your way. Our favorite was the dry rub chicken wing. The mimosa side looked fun too! read more

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We visited Hell's Kitchen for a birthday brunch and weren't disappointed. Our table had a happy birthday sign which was a nice touch and staff made sure to wish our friend a happy birthday and offered him the choice of a complimentary brownie or champagne toast. There was a great jazz musician who perfectly fit the funky vibe of the interior. They had an impressive Bloody Mary and mimosa bar with all the toppings you could imagine. Our food was delicious and came out quickly. All around a fun, unique spot for brunch. read more

Hell's Kitchen - New American Near Me - Minneapolis, Minnesota

We had extremely high expectations for this restuarant based on other reviews and we were extremely disappointed. Out of the 4 of us, we all had something different. My grilled cheese was hard as a rock. The cheese variations were good but the bread left much to be desired. The walleye fish and chips was extremely fishy tasting. The French Dip Prime Rib was very good and filling. The Lemon Zest Ricotta Pancakes was good. It just tasted like regular pancakes and I expected a bit more. The cinnamon roll was good but the Kiss My Lips was horrible. The assumption was that it would be milk chocolate since that's what a Reese peanut butter cup is. No where is it mentioned, and the server didn't know that it is actually a real cocoa chocolate and left an extremely bitter after taste. For $12.95, I felt I should have been able to eat more than a bite of it. I would not return. read more

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Was here yesterday, we didn't see the whole restaurant but knew it was huge. It had to be busy. We were gonna have a wait and then we sat at the bar. We went here before our airport trip and the food took soooo long. Our server was nice and sweet but man the food was backed up. It seemed everyone around us was waiting for food for a while, wasn't just us. Other than that, cute restaurant but it does feel a littttttttle bit like a tourist trap. Felt like one of the only places open for brunch near us, would go back to try something else. read more

We had a fantastic experience here on multiple occasions. It kinda seems the "employee-owned" thing really makes for a great restaurant experience. Food came out lightning fast, we were able to get a table quickly, and servers checked in the perfect amount. They were there when drinks were about half-way empty and gave a couple check-ins throughout the meal to ensure we didn't need anything. I really thought this place would be slammed and we'd be at an hour's wait if we wanted to go, but we were able to get a two-person table seated instantly even during dinner and lunch hours. Food was great. Drinks were phenomenal. And the supportive, friendly atmosphere was seriously A+. Love the humor and vibe here. In fact, our 3 experiences were so astoundingly, over-the-top perfect that we chose not to come back here a 4th time just in case we somehow could jinx it. Zero complaints, would come back any day. read more

What a fun place to go for brunch on a Saturday! The Other Deb™ and I came here for my birthday brunch and it knocked my socks off. Tip: Make a reservation! There were about 50 people waiting to get in at 11:30 on Saturday. First, our server LJ was an absolute delight. We ordered the Bloody bar to start and she brought us our vodka shots and a card to give the bar manager. I sipped the vodka and it was nice and peppery! When you give your card to the manager you're told how it works: Choose your mix (I went with the house blend which was delicious and spicy); using skewers add as many items as you can fit in your glass. So there are wings, olives, cheeses, meat chunks, shrimp, peppers, sausage bread, cucumbers, and more. The other side is the mimosa bar and filled with sweets like mini donuts, gummy worms, and other candies. Having loaded our bloodies with snacks we ordered lunch. Lemon Ricotta Pancakes for Deb, Eggs Benny and one Lemon Ricotta pancake for me. Those pancakes melted in my mouth. They are topped with fresh berries and powdered sugar and the berries provide a nice burst of freshness with the rich pancakes. I will say I was not in love with the Eggs Benny, only because instead of Canadian bacon they use a thick slab of smoked ham that was a little overwhelming for the dish. That said, it did not stop me from eating it all. ;) Finally, LJ brought out a birthday brownie, star-shaped with whipped cream and chocolate sauce. It was incredibly rich and delicious. The Valentines decor was everywhere. There are many fun signs and exhibits, even a photo booth that you need to enjoy on your way out. Overall I loved it and we need to make this a regular thing. read more

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What a great find. The ambiance is amazing with so many crazy signs, decor and interesting furniture etc. we wandered around just to check the place out. They also sell their world famous peanut butter which is better than anything I've ever had. Our waitress Reagan was great. I enjoyed a healthy power salad with grilled chicken. The portion was large. A few people in our group had the fish and chips, and ham and pear crisp grilled sandwich with chips. Definitely check this place out if you are nearby. You will love the whole experience. read more

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I came here probably 8-9 years ago when I was last in Minneapolis. Had to bring my son back here on our summer roadtrip. It hasn't changed one bit. Still. Fun place with great food and large portions! Will definitely come back! read more

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Very cool atmosphere with amazing staff and food. Breakfast options are plentiful. Bloody Mary comes with a baby beer, why not.

We had the BEST time at Hell's Kitchen during their helladazzle holiday event. We got there a little earlier than our reservation time, so waited at the bar and had friendly bartenders and chatted with some of the other people at the bar. Drinks were quick and really good. Once we got to our table we were thrilled to be near the live music and our server Patrick was so nice! He provided great recommendations, was fast to bring refills, and generally just a nice dude. I'm excited to go back soon - especially since parking is SO easy in the ramp connected to their building (love not having to walk outside in winter!) read more

Hell's Kitchen - Espresso martini - New American Near Me - Minneapolis, Minnesota

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Food was not great. French fries & nachos were served cold. Cheese sauce on the nachos were horrible. The pretzels were overcooked and thin. Could get a better pretzel at any stadium.. Took a long time to get a refill.. The atmosphere is fun for kids to look at. The only good thing about this place was all the things to look at.. read more

I am here visiting from Washington State and was extremely impressed with Hells Kitchen. I started off with a pink lemonade which was delicious. I then went for the Walleye fish and chips with zesty cole slaw which was phenomenal. First the fish and chips were perfectly battered and paired well with the tartar sauce on the side and were to die for. Then the zesty cole slaw was so good I can't even put words to it. I will definitely be back if I ever come back to Minneapolis. read more

Hell's Kitchen - Walleye fish and chips with the zesty Cole slaw. - New American Near Me - Minneapolis, Minnesota

This is a fun place, and I loved how nice the employees were. I love that is is employee owned and a local business! The inside was completely decked out for the holidays, and it was very cute inside. The inside is also quite large with a photo booth which we took advantage of! we stopped by during happy hour and the happy hour menu was great. They had both food and beverage options. I tried the mystery beer, which was three dollars and a lot of fun. for food, we tried the grilled cheese with the tomato basil soup and that combination was absolutely delicious. The cheese and the grilled cheese is nice and gooey. The burger was also very yummy. Portions were generous. The cheese curds were a favorite of ours as well! read more

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It was good, not great! Nothing memorable about the meal itself. Service was good and very friendly.

Was visiting MSP for the weekend and was headed to another spot and decided to stop in for lunch. and it was a pleasant experience The place had a cozy, rustic charm with warm lighting and quiet ambiance. I ordered the Lemon Ricotta Hotcakes and Huevos Rancheros "Of The Gods on a whim, and it was the kind of dishes that makes you pause mid-bite, comfort food elevated. Also had a mocktail, which was peach ginger ale. (Can't remember exactly but it was delicious" The service was relaxed but attentive, with a waiter who seemed genuinely happy to talk about the menu without sounding rehearsed. I would give it another try, as there was a stage for a band, so worth checking out. It wasn't planned, it wasn't fancy--but it ended up being one of the most memorable meals I've had in a while. Sometimes, the best places are the ones you never meant to find. read more

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The Lemon Ricotta pancakes are absolutely amazing. Hell's Kitchen has been a staple in downtown mpls for years. The bloody Mary bar is a fun way to get brunch stared with way too many options to customize.Bring the friends after a night out and enjoy! read more

Great spot to grab breakfast or lunch! I have been here on two different occasions - once for a work lunch and once for brunch. I really enjoyed their brunch. I had the mimosa bar which is the best mimosa bar I have ever seen - highly recommend it! read more

Decided to stop by here for the first time because of the holiday decorations. It is downtown so street parking will be tough but there's a ramp to park in right at the entrance and it was only $5. Tons of decorations everywhere, so great photo opportunities and they had live music the night I went, so a fun date night. It was packed so I'd suggest making reservations if you can. Waiter was knowledgeable and friendly. We ordered drinks and food, drinks weren't too flashy compared to other holiday themes places but they were tasty. Food was fine, I got chicken tenders, so nothing special. The waiter did forget my dates drink, so it didn't come out til after we got our food which was a bummer. Later he did give us a free token for the photo booth though. Overall good experience, might go back to try something a little different on the menu. read more

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On one of our trips to Minneapolis we decided to try Hell's Kitchen since the Vegas is often difficult to get rezy's at. Hell's Kitchen was around the corner from our hotel! Vibes/atmosphere: it's huge! Quirky/artsy vibes. And they have live music even on a Saturday morning! Service was also really good, they don't rush you but things move ad a nice pace. Drinks looked amazing, but we stuck with coffee and it was decent. Our waitress recommended the lemon ricotta pancakes. They were amazingly tender, soft and the flavor was amazing. The ricotta cuts through the sour, and the berries were fresh! My husband had the breakfast burrito it was filling, good balance of eggs and potatoes. read more

Hell's Kitchen - New American Near Me - Minneapolis, Minnesota

Food had no flavor. The menu was limited not enough options. We tried different food options and none was good. read more

Loved the atmosphere. The Mac and cheese and deviled eggs are some of the best I have ever had. I would definitely recommend this place to anyone looking to dine in downtown. read more

Hubby and I were looking for a different breakfast/brunch place and we decided on Hell's Kitchen. We arrived just after 10 am and surprisingly didn't want long for a table. We started off with drip coffees which were strong and delicious. I ended up drinking about 3 cups. I ordered the corned beef hash and eggs. Hubby ordered the huevos rancheros with maple glazed bison-pork sausage. We added on a single lemon ricotta hotcake to share. I enjoyed my corned beef hash and eggs. I didn't love the celery in it and wouldn't order it that way again. The corned beef was moist and flavorful, eggs were good fried over medium, the housemade jam was very tasty. Hubby's huevos rancheros were bursting with flavor. I loved the lemon ricotta hotcake. Light, refreshing, not overly sweet. Perfectly paired with fresh strawberries and blueberries, topped with maple syrup. I would highly recommend these! The next evening we stopped back in to get dessert. Hubby had the kiss my lips peanut butter chocolate mallow cup and loved it. I got the strawberry cheesecake to-go. I enjoyed it back in our hotel room and it was luscious! Huge servings, funky decor, extensive cocktail menu, unique food menu, yummy dessert options, friendly staff. Definitely worth trying out. read more

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Happy new year Yelpers - I had a chance to check out about 5 pop holiday restaurants and bars and this one was one of my favorites. There entire restaurant is decked out in Christmas theme and there are multiple rooms. There were plenty of fun places to take photos. For my entree I got the fish and chips. It came with 3 pieces and I asked for a couple more because I was soo hungry. The filets came out really fresh and had great flavor. Paired well with the tartar sauce. For my drink I got the.... It had a strong flavor. Overall great environment and friendly staff. Family friendly as well as I saw multiple families with children. read more

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Service was great, atmosphere was very festive, and I love that they're employee-owned. My NA drink tasted watered down though - I wanted less sweet, not watered down. Hubby's hazy IPA was great. The fried cheese curds and sauce were the best I've ever had so far (we're newer to the midwest). A little sweet and spicy sauce was perfect for dipping. My hubby had ordered some Ranch dressing, too (like they need more fat ha). We also split their ham and pear pannini and fries (which they kindly split onto two plates), but we each wondered if our pear slices ended up on the other half. Nope. Each sandwich half literally had 1 slim slice of pear each. The bites with pear were great, without, not so great. I ended up eating the part with pear at the restaurant and took the rest home and had it with my homemade cranberry relish - delicious! read more

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This downtown spot serves breakfast all day. I recently went at lunchtime, and we ordered the sausage bread and the lemon ricotta pancakes for the table. The ricotta pancakes are so delicious you don't even need syrup with them. I liked the pancakes better than the sausage bread, which it served with jam and peanut butter. Both servings were giant, and we took leftovers home with us. I also ordered a cup of the sour pf the day and a side Caesar salad. The salad dressing itself was good, but the salad was mostly croutons and shaved parmesan cheese, so I felt like I was hunting for lettuce to eat. Though it wasn't super busy when we went, our food took a while to come out. Four star review, but I would go back to try more food to see if I can bump the stars up. read more

Hell's Kitchen - Sausage bread and lemon ricotta pancakes - New American Near Me - Minneapolis, Minnesota

We had so much fun at Hell's Kitchen! The food was amazing and the service was excellent! We made our reservation online and were so glad we did because this place is popular! A friend recommended this location because it's easy to walk to from the downtown hotels! read more

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Hells Kitchen is a place that has been prepared for us in the depths below Minneapolis street-level. It is here we become irretrievably lost in the enjoyment of fantastic breakfast and American bar fare with our dates or our families. And though the iconic theming may evoke the Inferno, the temperature is not as hot as you may (or may not) believe. Bottom line: this really is a cool spot with great theming. Menu is standard American burgers and brunch, but everything well prepared and with distinct flare. I mean, you're downtown and figuring out what to eat - a tough decision. With Hell's, you have a "safe bet" as it's familiar food with the aforementioned flare and fun theming. A hardcore foodie may consider other options: Manny's Steakhouse , Fhima's, Sushi Train, Lotus, Britts Pub, the Local; or drive a little further to the North Loop area (lots of good spot$) or stroll through Loring Park to Gai Noi Highlights -Mahnomin porridge (just try it) -huevos rancheros (add bison birria as a protein) -Crybaby Craig's hot sauce ; a great local condiment, and for a bottle with the above or any menu item -lemon ricotta pancakes -Tripple C burger -Parmesan fries Other tip: book ahead, or be willing to wait a little bit / just sit at the bar p.s. Look at the number of yelp reviews compared to other restaurants in the area. Wow. This place really has drawn in a lot of souls. p.p.s. I should mention the service here: good helpful staff over many visits read more

I went for brunch with a couple friends on 6/27, and though the place wasn't busy, we waited 45 minutes for our food. I ordered a lemon ricotta pancake and it was tasty. The real issue I have with my experience came later when I got a notice from my credit card company asking if I intended to leave a 38% tip. No, I thought I was being pretty generous with a 23% tip. I sent a message to Hell's Kitchen through their online contact portal and never received a response. At this point, it's not worth further pursuit other to finally write a review. Needless to say, I won't ever return. I can excuse slowness and average food, but not dishonesty. read more

This place is NOT a Gordon Ramsay restaurant chain! (We thought it was but they're quick to note that it is not). Very spacious location, lots of different seating areas. Service was fairly quick, not too busy when we went in. There's a Photo Booth inside offering B&W and Colored film strips, highly recommend! Beers on Tap were good. Burger and Fries were delicious as well! We got the Parmesan Fries and their "House Season" fries, both equally delicious. Lots of dipping sauces (ask for their house sauce)! Large menu but good options. Definitely recommend this spot if you're in the area! read more

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Was in Minneapolis for work and stopped in for a lunch bite Cheese curds were delicious The atmosphere inside was very unique, server was super nice and was decently responsive to our table. Glad I was able to go! read more

Hell's Kitchen - New American Near Me - Minneapolis, Minnesota

The breakfast at Hell's Kitchen is far from the devil as it tasted heaven sent. Everyone at the table loved the food and we might have all eaten a little past comfort because it was that good and worth popping that top button on your jeans. The overall decor and vibe was really cool from the entry all the way to the stage near the bar. If I lived in the area I would be checking out the venue schedule as it seems like it would be a rad spot for a show. I was impressed with the service, the bar tender took our drink order and when he got caught up with drink orders another person swung by to take our order. He didn't write anything down but remembered all our substitutions as we each made slight adjustments to the items we ordered. I was impressed that he was able to remember everything and our food came out just as we had requested. I ordered the huevos rancheros and it was the perfect balance of sweet and spicy with the salsa and a great crunch from the tortilla and hash browns. I couldn't help but add guacamole and bison sausage which was delicious and helped me not miss holding the cheese. If you are in Minneapolis it's worth the a trip to the underworld to grab a meal at Hell's Kitchen. read more

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Not at all attractive place. Food is very strange, services are ok. I would not recommend this place

I love this place. I came here a year ago for a trip in Minneapolis and fall in love with the pear sandwich!! I came back this week and I still think it's the best sandwich I have ever tried. The French fries are delicious... the ribs are not so good. For the dessert we ordered a brownie with a cup of ice cream, a little pricey for the size of it. The ambiance of the restaurant is always super cool and the service is mid, they barely ask about you. read more

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They have sign that states all are welcome But refuse to serve ice personal. Service was good food was average Ambiance was good Would not recommend or go back read more

I'm in town for a conference and Hell's Kitchen came up in conversation I was having with some other attendees. They raved about the brunch they had enjoyed that morning... and given that it was within easy walking distance of the hotel, I decided to check it out myself for dinner. I made a reservation (they highly recommended it), but found that it wasn't that busy when I actually arrived (which might have just been due to the fact that it was 7:30-ish on a Sunday night). The host who showed me to a booth did mention they highly recommend reservations though because it can get quite busy. In terms of food, they have a decent menu. I opted to start with the "Bloody Mary Ceviche" described as "Light and refreshing, yet bold and flavorful. Chopped shrimp with a mix of tomatoes, avocado, onions, scallions, jalapenos, and cilantro tossed in a bloody mary reduction. Served with house-made corn tortilla chips." Unfortunately, I didn't find the ceviche very bold or flavorful. If anything, it was mostly chopped shrimp, avocado, and the chips... with minimal bloody mary reduction. I love a good ceviche, so this was a disappointment. For my actual dinner, I ordered the Quesabirria Tacos, described as "Two grilled corn tortillas filled with a robustly flavored braised bison birria, and shredded cheese. Served with a spicy consommé with onion & cilantro for dipping, side of house-made chips and queso & your choice of house-made salsa." The tacos were very filling (though the meat was a bit fatty for my taste). The spicy consommé was the most delicious part of this particular dish. My server for the night was pleasant enough... though gave off a bit of a "can't be bothered"-vibe. The ambiance of the restaurant is fitting. I loved the various art pieces throughout, and the decor of the place was on theme. There was no live music the night I went, unfortunately, but the stage is eye-catching and provides a very cool vibe for the place. TL;DR Dinner here was fine - maybe brunch is better? It wasn't an especially memorable experience though for anything besides the decor, so I haven't opted to return throughout the rest of my stay in Minneapolis. read more

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First off the restaurant is in the basement of a building. Wasn't expecting that but I guess it makes sense? It was also a lot larger than I expected although one side was closed for a wedding while we were there. We were here for brunch and service was great. The staff were super personable and kept checking in. Food wise I ordered the bison Benedict and my brother got the walleye fish and chips. I was sadly disappointed by the Benedict because the egg yolk didn't run which for me is pretty essential for a poached egg on a Benedict. Also the hollandaise was supposedly a tangerine jalapeño hollandaise but I feel like I didn't really get much of those flavors and I was looking forward to the hit of heat. However the hash browns it came with were perfectly cooked. Super crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. My brother really liked the fried walleye and we both thought the "chips" or fries were really good. I could've eaten basketfuls of those fries. If only the poached egg had run, I would've given them another star read more

Hell's Kitchen - Bison Benedict * - New American Near Me - Minneapolis, Minnesota

A restaurant that we wanted to try out since it's very highly rated. I got the fish and chips. Tasty and good portions. Not a cheap meal but it was a good meal in a nice atmosphere. I'd like to come back and try their other menu items. The other meals ordered in the group were the chicken sandwich and the Lucifer hamburgers. All got good marks. read more

Hell's Kitchen - New American Near Me - Minneapolis, Minnesota

I took my daughter here for breakfast for her birthday. I ordered the lemon pancakes based on a friend's recommendation review and because I love lemon but I thought they were just Okay. We are foodies and I wasn't overwhelmed by the food. The coffee was delicious! Service was phenomenal. Ambiance of Hell's Kitchen for an experience and destination was fun either way. We used the Photo Booth and made the birthday breakfast fun. read more