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    Hope Breakfast Bar - Eagan

    Hope Breakfast Bar - Eagan

    3.9
    (127 reviews)
    $$

    Absolutely amazing!!!! Just ate Chicken and Waffles with Jalapeño Cream Cheese Maple Syrup…read more WHAT????? Yep!!! So flippin' good!! Ambience = awesome. Service = awesome. Latte was absolutely PERFECTLY made. Temp in the 140s when I got it. Immediately drinkable. As a proper latte should be! Five solid stars!!

    The experience at this restaurant is weird. Show up at 11am…read more- you'll have a line out the door. That is understandable, as it's peak brunch time. You talk to the front desk, and they'll tell you there's an hour wait if you don't have a reservation. You look around and see open tables. You think: "that's odd". You check on the website and it says you can get a reservation for 15, 30, and 45 minutes from now. You select a reservation for 15 minutes from now, and magically there isn't an hour wait for you anymore. You note the still open tables and the line not moving. The restaurant is very loud. They're doing late 2010's industrial chic with not a soft surface in site and garage doors, so everybody's conversation bounces around indefinitely. You wait a while for a server to come. I find the way the food looks when it arrives is always different than the way it sounds when you read the menu - sometimes for better, and sometimes for worse. The coffee and bar menu is pretty decent for a brunch place. Prices are on the high end, though some are more reasonable than others. Then you get hit with a 3% credit card fee which isn't adequately disclosed on the menu or when you enter the restaurant.

    Hope Breakfast Bar - Woodbury

    Hope Breakfast Bar - Woodbury

    3.5
    (102 reviews)

    This is my second time going to Hope Breakfast Bar, and I can say that it is a very cute spot for…read morebrunch. It gets really crowded though, so a reservation is necessary. We got seated in less than 10 minutes with a reservation for 3. Because it gets crowded, it can get very loud. In order to hear each other across the table, you have to raise your voice (especially when ordering so your server can hear yo The Garden Bloom Latte was unfortunately a bit underwhelming. I was excited to see that elderflower was going to be in the drink, but I didn't really taste it and it felt like a normal latte to me (not really floral). Chicken Fried Steak & Eggs were good. I like the gravy that comes on top of the meat. Eggs are soft, biscuit is tasty, making the dish a well-rounded savory entree. Pork Belly & Biscuit was a unique taste but also delicious. Sunrise Chili Crunch Bowl had a good aioli that paired well with everything in the bowl! Tl;dr- cute spot, but it gets really crowded / loud!

    I ordered online around 9:15am and had a pickup time of 10:00am. I arrived at 9:45 and saw on my…read moreemail my order was ready at 9:34... so that means it sat for 10 mins and I was 15 mins early. I know it's an estimate but not a good start. Everything was packaged nicely and they have all the silverware, napkins, toppings. Overall turkey sausage was a little dry but good flavor, eggs good. The pancake was tasty but very sweet for a sourdough pancake, not sure it was my style. I'd probably try one of the others next time.

    Volstead House Whiskey Bar and Speakeasy, Eagan

    Volstead House Whiskey Bar and Speakeasy, Eagan

    4.0
    (252 reviews)
    $$

    Finally crossed off Volstead House from my A-Z restaurant list, and honestly this one was more…read moreabout the experience than the food for me. First off, going through the hidden Coke machine entrance is actually really fun and makes the whole place feel like a little adventure. The decor and speakeasy atmosphere are definitely the standout. Very cool space. VERY loud though. Like "lean across the table and say WHAT?" loud at times. The waitress was super nice and recommended a mocktail for me that called Ass in the Sand. It ended up being really good. It tasted like an elevated lemonade and was probably one of my favorite parts of the meal. Started with the rolls and whipped honey butter which were delicious. Very soft, warm, and honestly dangerous because I could've just kept eating bread all night. For the main meal, I did the Wagyu Burger with Parmesan fries. The burger itself was okay but surprisingly didn't have a ton of flavor outside of the grilled/charred taste. The Parmesan fries were actually the standout for me -- hand cut fries and parmesan fries are just hard to mess up. My partner tried the Mushroom Soup en Croute and wasn't a fan because the mushrooms were blended and he said it lacked flavor. He also had a Steak Taco special using their medallion steak and said even with lime it still needed more flavor. Finished with Crème Brûlée which is always a classic favorite for me and this one was good. Overall: fun experience, cool hidden entrance, great decor, good mocktail and bread, but the actual food menu is pretty limited and the flavors didn't totally wow me for the price. Glad I went and finally crossed it off my list, but probably a one-and-done visit for me.

    Finally got myself in here, and I'm glad I did. You enter the space through burgers and bottles,…read morethen walk through a door disguised as a vending machine. My first thought was holy bottles! There's tons and tons of bottles up and down the walls. The space is also smaller than expected, but we went in at 3PM as a party of 4 on a Sunday and had no problem getting seated. I ordered the Lost Footage and it was delicious (and strong!!). It came in a flask inside of a VHS case which was fun. I then got to pour it into my glass. Other members of my group got The Red Wedding, Pity Party, and To Your Health. My spouse and I shared the strip steak and the wedge salad, which we enjoyed. I would like to see some more food options in the future, especially since I'm already pretty limited due to a gluten allergy. However, I am excited to come back.

    Chip's Pickleball Club

    Chip's Pickleball Club

    5.0
    (20 reviews)

    This is an excellent place for pickleball! It is a sprawling indoor facility with twelve pickleball…read morecourts. They also have other amenities, but so far I've only been here to pickle some balls. Reserving a court without a membership is possible, but it can be tricky because members get first dibs; they can reserve courts further in advance. And that membership is STEEP. As of November 2025 it is $139/month or $1295/year. And if you're playing with non-members, they still have to pay a share for a reservation! That's too rich for my blood, but apparently I'm in the minority because currently there is a waitlist of over 100 to even sign up for a membership. But the normal hourly court rates are reasonably priced; I've seen and used more expensive places. But that expensive membership also grants access to the "Wellness" areas, which include sauna and cold plunge facilities as well as regular gym equipment. There is a much more reasonable membership that allows access to that stuff, but none of the pickleball. I haven't tried that, nor have I tried anything from the very cute cafe (It's only open Wed-Sun, and I keep missing it). I may need to update this to report on their food & drink offerings. There is plenty of comfortable seating in the cafe, and actually throughout the building there are tons of really attractive and cozy places to sit and pass the time. There is also a party room that you can book. My friends and I have really had a great time playing pickleball here and we will return with some regularity.

    Chip's Pickleball was the perfect experience for our group of beginners! The casual setting and…read moreease of booking allowed us to play leisurely. The drinks were so good! We didn't have food but it smelled good. The prices for booking were also very reasonable. The whole venue is super nice and perfect for pickleball fun! We had a blast and would come back again!

    Kitchen and Rail

    Kitchen and Rail

    3.9
    (148 reviews)
    $$$

    Met a friend for Happy Hour at this spot to catch up and enjoy some small bites…read more Plenty of parking in the strip mall lot where this restaurant is located. The interior is modern and inviting, with some fun wallpaper making a statement. We cozied up to the bar during this visit. I will say that bar was a bit sloppy during our visit...bartenders' water bottles cluttering the visible space, bartenders spilling our drinks a bit during delivery, and weird transitions of staff that were a bit distracting. The Espresso Martini was the best item I ordered! Well balanced and the addition of the cold foam really made for an enjoyable sip. Would absolutely return for that one! The bites we ordered had great flavor, but some fell a bit flat when trying to live up to their creative ideas. The Fried Pickles were the best food item: perfectly crispy medallions with two delicious dipping sauces. The "burnt ends" cauliflower are really just roasted cauliflower with BBQ sauce on top, missing out on the umami juiciness of their namesake. The Chips that came with the Dip were just ruffled potato chips, not housemade or interesting. Solid spot for happy hour if you're looking in the area!

    Starting my Happy Hour series and Kitchen and Rail in Eagan did not disappoint…read more The menu is curated, not overwhelming, but still has solid variety -- and the pricing? Very reasonable for the quality and vibe. We ordered the cauliflower burnt ends, fried pickles, and chips & dip. Everything came out flavorful and fresh. The cauliflower especially was a standout -- seasoned well with that perfect texture. The staff was helpful and very informative, which I always appreciate when trying a spot for the first time. The atmosphere gives after-work energy -- a place where you can unwind with coworkers or commune with family and friends. And the background tunes were on point. Happy Hour is getting a 4.5/5 from me. I'll definitely be back to keep this series going.

    Lifeworks - nonprofit - Updated July 2026

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