very good restaurant. highest level in Minneapolis area. Good food, service and ambience. I highly…read morerecommend it

I had two excellent meals at Spoon and Stable while visiting for work. I sat at the bar both times,…read morewhere I was treated to excellent service by Nat (I believe) who really went above and beyond. From my perfectly made martini to the final bites of dessert, the meal was fantastic. My favorite dishes I had were the hamachi crudo, pansotti, and jerk swordfish. They have a great selection of wines by the glass as well, and I really enjoyed trying some wines that I'd never had before. The space is light and airy, and the bar is a great place to sit if you're by yourself. If I'm ever back in Minneapolis, this will be my first stop for dinner!

What an incredible meal! I was grateful to snag one of the last seats during their final week by…read morethe river. The setting that made the experience always so special, before they move to their residency inside the Guthrie Theater under a new name. I cannot wait to see what they do next. Every dish truly hit it out of the park. From the Three Sisters salad with bison and squash to the fried quail and rich, earthy mushroom soup, each plate showcased Indigenous ingredients and traditions in a way that felt both thoughtful and exciting. This is not your typical dining experience and that's exactly what makes it so satisfying. Even the margarita was a standout: beautifully presented and just as delicious as it looked. I will definitely miss this riverfront location, but I am so excited for their next chapter.

This place totally lived up to the hype, in my opinion!…read more I got the maple pepita latte ($10), sweet potatoes ($18), bison skirt steak tacos ($55), and spoonbread ($15). The latte came garnished with rose petals and was not too sweet. It was a nice way to start my meal. Then came the sweet potatoes, and oh my God, I think they were the best sweet potatoes I've ever had. They were unbelievably, delectably sweet and cooked perfectly. They had an excellent char while being soft on the inside. And the sweetness was complemented nicely by the maple chili crisp, which had just a bit of a kick. The bison skirt steak tacos were also delicious. The bison was so tender and juicy. Full of flavor and cooked superbly. My server wasn't kidding when she said the tacos were big enough to share between a few people. I ate the tacos by myself, and I was beyond stuffed. Alas, I wasn't a big fan of the spoonbread. The flavor wasn't bad, but I didn't care for the texture, which was a little too coarse for me. The dessert was gluten-free, and I could REALLY tell. It was also too spicy for me. The spoonbread was drenched in hot honey. But the sweet potatoes, tacos, and attentive & friendly service more than made up for it. The restaurant isn't cheap (especially for a solo diner), but I've seen worse prices for worse food. And I'm eager to check out their new location the next time I'm in Minneapolis. Note - if you pay with a credit card, it does come with a 3% fee.

Great place for a Saturday brunch! They have a nice shaded patio, large bar area, and nice sized…read moredining room. They take reservations through Open Table. Service is friendly and quick, they work as a team so requests get taken care of quickly. Now for the food, for brunch you get a complimentary bowl of mini donuts. We started with the cheese curds to share and they were so good. Delicate batter, with a side of a sweet jam/ketchup and ranch. These were eaten up fast. We also shared the buffalo cauliflower which was nicely battered, firm cauliflower, and a good amount of buffalo sauce. I ordered the chicken wraps. These were nice and refreshing. Comes with 3 skewers of chicken, a peanut dressing, fresh Bibb lettuce, basil, mint, cucumber, and sliced radish. My husband had the huevos rancheros which he liked as well. I saw other tables get a mimosa flight which looked fun if we had a larger group. Highly recommend this place. Street parking only with a nearby pay lot.

If you asked me about Red Cow maybe a year or two ago, I would have highly recommended it. However…read moreit feels like the food has taken a significant dip in quality and a huge price hike. I used to come here frequently as they had the best turkey burger in the city. They've since adjusted their menu to the point where everything tastes like it's been drenched in salt. Expect to be paying upwards of 20 dollars for a mid-at-best burger and even more if you dare to get cheese curds or sweet potato fries. Very sad change for a place I once went to weekly. The service is overall great, never had a bad experience interacting with staff. The redesign also looks very nice with a shaded seating area outside. I just wish the food quality matched the rest of the experience.

Came here and got bottomless mimosas! First thing I entered the guy who created me was so so…read morefriendly and explained that the paintings on the wall were Luna and Bear the owner's dogs, so cute!! $17 for bottomless is pretty worth it and our server was attentive and kept filling our glass even before we finished. I got the farmers hash and expected to need to add some salt and pepper but was flavorful enough without! The patio is also a great vibe for Minnesota summers. I'll definitely be back!

Cute little place was only there for apps and they all felt like they were good quality…read more Servers were tentative and very friendly. Food and drinks were prompt. We had fried pickles that were good and really felt light and fresh. Cheese burger was good The hot honey chicken is the only thing a little disappointing because it didn't really taste hot honey

Was in town visiting a friend and we had Parlour for dinner! He recommended it, saying the…read morecheeseburger was a solid pick and he was right. Perfectly cooked and delicious, the cheese was insanely delicious (perfect combo). Service was outstanding and I loved the outdoor seating.

What a cool spot downtown Mpls. It's located down on the basement level of the building, kind of…read morehard to find, but they have patio seating outside which shows the way. They have a wide variety of seating options, high tables, booths, and some couches and lounge chairs with lower tables. The burgers were lights out amazing! Tasty blends of beef and well seasoned patties. I enjoyed the bacon slabs and onion rings on the OGB burger, super tasty. The "frickles" were delicious, and the fries were solid. They have a great selection mixed drinks and some unique mocktails. The service was just okay, I felt our waiter took the order, brought our drinks and that was it. And it's a busy place at night, so expect to wait awhile for your meal. But overall it was a fun experience and we will be back someday for sure!

There are restaurants where you have a great meal,and then there are restaurants that remind you…read morewhat great dining is supposed to feel like. 112 Eatery is the latter. The food was exceptional. Do NOT play with the halibut. Just say yes. What really elevated the evening was the service. Exceptional service has become increasingly rare, and the team at 112 Eatery absolutely understands it. Warm, gracious, and genuinely interested in making sure we had a wonderful experience. Already looking forward to going back. This one deserves all the stars.

We stopped at Eatery 112 for a quick dinner and drink last Saturday. I felt bad because 112 sits…read morein the middle of all the construction on 1st and 2nd Avenues downtown. Issac Becker's 112 Eatery is iconic in this neighborhood and helped make the warehouse district a destination in Minneapolis. By 2028, these streets will be beautiful, reconstructed to tie all the downtown hoods together. Now, they're a little rough, but to my surprise, 112 Eatery was packed on this Saturday night in early October. Fortunately, we had reservations. 112 Eatery allows patrons to make reservations at the bar. Yippee! I have urged restaurants to do this for decades. Our corner seats were waiting for us, and we squeezed into the tight space. 112 was Isaac Becker's 1st restaurant, and it is not large, but the decor will remind you of Bar LaGrassa, which is enormous. Derek was our server/bartender, and he was fantastic. He made our evening interesting and fun. I saw Khinkali dumplings on the menu and my knees went weak. I tasted these morsels at several Georgian restaurants, including the award-winning Chama Mama in Chelsea, NYC, and they're friggen amazing. Alas, the Khinkali at 112 are not pan-fried, so they have a mushy rather than a crispy texture. They tasted delicious, but paled in comparison to the ones at Chama Mama, but 112 isn't a Georgian restaurant. I would still order them again. The halibut was very good, but next time I would order the dish without the mashed potatoes. Because the fish sat in a puddle of mashed potatoes, some of the flavor of the Halibut was smothered. 112 makes some of the best French Fries in the city. They are not to be missed. We took desserts to go and enjoyed them at home while watching a recording of Wisconsin beating Michigan State. Go Badgers! 112 Eatery is a fun restaurant, and I was happy to see it crowded on a Saturday night.

Not a traditional entrance and a bit confusing but this restaurant is below ground and the hallways…read morelead to other establishments. But once inside, a very cool and big space. Live music on this Saturday afternoon which was a pleasant surprise. Busy place so this was a good sign. Sat at the bar and a lot of interesting options on the menu. I went with one of their signature dishes, the ham and pear crisp sandwich. Comes with fries and they were excellent. And their homemade ranch dressing is Yelplicious! The sandwich was good and the pear is a surprisingly good addition. Tasty all around. As I sat there I kept seeing these monster bloody mary's walking around. As I left I walked out a different way and saw the source of these drinks and what a cool concept. Largest toppings bar that i've ever seen. Incredible and it can't be missed!

Had a chance to eat here with a friend for the first time while I was at the downtown Hilton for a…read moreconvention, and I'm really glad we picked this place. It was pretty busy with how many people were in town, but we were able to immediately get seated at the bar. The bartender was extremely friendly and helped me pick out a cider I'd never had before which I thought was delicious! He knew I was trying to decide and poured me a sample of his favorite without me even needing to ask, and it was a great call. There's a certain cozy energy in this place with the dim-but-not-dark lighting that makes it a nice place to relax and enjoy some food and drink. I had the prime rib french dip and it was incredibly tender and flavorful. The next time I go back I'm going to have a hard time choosing between one of the many excellent sounding dishes on the menu and just getting this sandwich again!

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!

What a wonderful evening! To be honest, writing this review is hard, because I want to share…read moreeverything, but I also want to preserve the element of surprise. I liken it to movie/show spoilers... I don't want to reveal too much, and dilute the awe of your first experience. So with that, Demi has been on my radar for years, and as I prepared for an outing worthy of celebrating my milestones, I knew the time had come. I went for the autum 2026 wc whitney menu, which states 9 courses, but it was 11 given the mushroom broth in the beginning, and chocolates at the end. Anyway, the food was amazing, the service exceptional, and although I went solo, I met a couple of lovely folks seated next to me that only added to the experience. So with that, here are a few highlights: -Avoid arriving extremely early. Within 5mins of your reservation is more than enough. I arrived 9mins early, but used the time for photos and a tasty cocktail, "Trouble in Paradise" $20, before seating began. -The experience is very personal. From beginning to end. When completing your reservation, be sure to include details/the reason for your visit. They actually read it! -If you're contemplating going alone, do it! I was the only one by themselves, and still felt engaged! Sitting with views of the kitchen, you see all the action and it's quite the production. There's a rhythm as the service flows, everyone has a role, yet it's all hands on deck with so much attention to the details. It's like catching a glimpse of the backstage crew working behind the curtains at a show, which I love. -I skipped the beverage pairings and just ordered two drinks by the glass. One being a red wine that I asked be paired with my pasta course and went well with the following two (duck, then wagyu). I didn't check prices beforehand, but both turned out to be pricey($50 total). So with that, either inquire in the moment, or just limit yourself so the surprise isn't exorbitant and beyond what the pairing would have been. And if you're not worried about price, then YOLO. -The one area of improvement I noticed was with a substitute given to those with food restrictions. I saw reviews from folks who only received brie cheese for a course, and then I witnessed it while there. Since restrictions are provided beforehand, it seems more in-line with the dining experience to create an option that's elevated. Not just a slice or 2 of cheese (while others are eating something substantial). That aside, it was lovely and I'd recommend it.

Finally got to try out Demi after being in Mpls for so long! We were seated promptly for our…read morereservation and were serviced quickly for refreshments. We had the summer W.C. Whitney course -- it was overall a delicious delight! My favorite was the eggplant agnolotti, all around a solid course with great flavors. I quite enjoyed the rabbit and foie gras terrine as well! I would say if you aren't adventurous, this menu may be a hit or miss if you don't like specific textures. For me, I enjoyed most of everything served! My least favorite was probably the mushroom dashi-- but it was not bad. I was quite surprised to feel as full as I did at the end! I would say for the price, it is a fair amount of food especially with the amount of flair and flavors presented. I did not do a wine pairing but everything I did have from the bar was a 10/10. The restaurant interior itself was intimate and quiet. Everyone was respectful of each other's space and experience. I would say although you are quite close to your neighbors, you can easily get swept away in your own bubble. Would definitely return to enjoy a different set!

Nice place to be and i would recommend for you to visit them and try their food out. They have…read moregreat people working for them

There is parking! See note at the end…read more Also note... there are three businesses under the one roof here that people could be talking about in their Yelp reviews. I've only been to the cafe, but there is also a separate, fancy-seeming restaurant as well as a boutique hotel. (Also they have a shop in South Minneapolis that has its own Yelp profile, Alma Provisions.) I definitely recommend that you try the cafe! I had a great mocha here, along with a breakfast sandwich and a carrot-apple juice. High quality all around, and all of it was enjoyed in a comfortable and beautifully decorated dining room. There is quite a lot of food on the menu; I was there for breakfast but they have a lunch menu that starts at 11am which I want to come back to try. Again, my mocha was absolutely delicious and the fresh bread really elevated that breakfast sandwich. I was here on a September Saturday morning at around 8:30 and it was very busy; the wait to order was about 15 minutes but there is enough seating that I didn't have trouble there. In addition to plenty of indoor tables, there is a lot of bar seating and a good number of patio tables. On the West side of the building is a large parking lot, most of which is for nearby apartment buildings. But there is a sign that makes it clear that the spaces numbered 1-7 are for Alma customers.