Ok, normally not a hot dog girl but this spicy dog was a hit. Really hit the spot and loved that…read morethey have banana peppers as a topping. The people really know what they are doing. Educated on their equipment and food

I really enjoy the hot dogs and bubble tea. It is a great take out place. Food is delicious and…read morequick to get. Better than a drive thru burger, much better drink options.

Overall: 3/5 This spot delivers solid burgers and chicken…read moresandwiches, but in a Twin Cities food scene packed with strong contenders, it doesn't quite rise above the crowd. The portions are generous, the ideas are there, and a few components really work-but the overall experience stops short of being especially memorable. It's the kind of place I'd be fine returning to if someone suggested it, but not one I'd find myself actively craving. Food [1.5/3] The food was good, just not distinctive enough to stand out among the plethora of burger and chicken sandwich options around the Twin Cities. The portions are definitely hearty, which helps make the meal feel satisfying, but several dishes could benefit from bolder seasoning and better balance. A little more acidity, sauce, or brightness would go a long way in cutting through the richness and giving each bite more personality. Bourbon Chicken Sandwich had a tasty glaze with a pronounced bourbon flavor and paired nicely with the pineapple slaw, which added a welcome hit of acidity and fruitiness against the heavier fried chicken. The bun was soft and lightly toasted, and the chicken portion was massive. That said, the chicken itself was under seasoned, leaving the unglazed bites fairly bland. The pineapple slaw was a great idea, but it was used so sparingly that its flavor only came through occasionally. The come back sauce was overlooked by the glaze. Burnt Chicken Sandwich followed a similar pattern: a very large piece of chicken, but not enough seasoning in the breading to carry the sandwich on its own. The herb mayo added some needed depth and helped elevate the flavor, but the layer was so thin that it got lost in larger bites. With a heavier hand on the sauce and seasoning, this could be much more compelling. When dipped into the side of aioli (cost extra), the flavor profiles were much better. Voodoo Smash Burger was overall underwhelming. The voodoo pepper sauce was easily the highlight and gave the burger a strong focal point, but the sautéed onions and comeback sauce were muted, and the smashed patty itself wasn't especially memorable. The first bite was decent, but the flavor didn't build or evolve, making the rest of the burger feel a bit flat. Service [0.5/1] The service was friendly, however, they were doing what seemed to be a midday clean and prep, which made the visit feel less polished. I also ordered a side of aioli for the fries and wasn't told there would be an additional charge. The cost itself wasn't a concern, but if a condiment carries an upcharge-especially one not listed on the menu-it should be mentioned before it shows up on the bill. Atmosphere/Ambiance [1/1] The space itself has a lot going for it. If you stop in for lunch on a Tuesday, you may catch some cleaning and prep activity, but setting that aside, the decor and ambiance are genuinely pleasant. It's cozy, well lit, and has a nicer feel than you might expect, especially for this part of the east metro. With a little more attention to the dining room experience and a stronger flavor punch in the food, this could be a much more memorable neighborhood stop.

Ordered Smoked Wings and Mac N Cheese for take out. The wings were nice size had a great smoke to…read morethem with their Grumpy Legba seasoning for a dry rub had great steakhouse flavor. Mac N Cheese had a good cheesy blend to it and a pretty good portion for the price. It's Family owned, down home kitchen vibe, that has a passion for Cajun/Creole and soul food fusion. They're looking at getting their liquor license, making seasonal changes with the menu, and doing some Brunch Service. This place will grow if you give them a chance. Give your taste buds a reward, and tell them JD Minneapolis sent you.

Tooties remains a neighborhood gem that continues to surprise me…read more We started our meal with the Bacon & Cheddar Tater Tots. I have never before described a tater tot as phenomenal. Well, that's exactly what these are. The sauce that comes with them is a perfect match that his a nice kick of heat. The remainder of our meal was: a Patty Melt and a Gourmet Burger. These, too, were best-ever meals. The fries were perfect and I'm now drooling thinking about them. These burgers were cooked perfectly and were delicious in every way. All of the condiments/toppings that came with them were not extraneous at all. Every bite was a head-shaking experience of fantabulous burgerdom. The service here is quick and attentive without being overwrought. We were given the space to devour our food, while not wanting for anything. Our drinks were refilled and extra napkins came to the table without requesting them. This was my friend's first time here, and he's a fan. Give them a try!

I bet Tootie's is beloved and treasured by its regulars. It's divey and feels very small town. As a…read morenew Folwell resident, I was excited to give this neighborhood gem a try. I went on a Saturday afternoon, and not many people were there. It took close to 15 minutes to get a menu, and when all was said and done, my friend and I had spent close to 2 hours there by the time we finished our meal. I got a burger and she got a sandwich, standard fare. I wasn't expecting anything fancy. For a place like Tootie's you typically go for the standard fare, but unfortunately, the food was just okay. No real flavor, kind of fell flat. The evenings seem to be a little more lively when I pass by, maybe I'll give it another whirl then.

Best food of all time I can't lie, sometimes we have to wait a long time but that's much expected,…read moreworth it. Definitely recommended as a nice spot for anyone traveling to here or anyone who lives here and wants a good burger and a malt.

HIGHLIGHTS 1) Server was great…read more2) Atmosphere was on the louder side. 3) Malts and appetizer were good 4) Burger was not good, pretty disappointed, never again for the food ***Below is full review*** Service was great! Our server was super nice and even gave us a discount for giving us the wrong food before we needed to mentioned it. I got the salted Carmel and brownie malt. They kinda lacked the brownie but was still good taste overall. Appetizer: Cheese curds were decent, not super strong flavor but not oily and decent portion. Side of onion rings were pretty good. Again not strong flavor but made well. Upcharge $2 (service didn't mention) Atmosphere: Kinda loud because it's a smaller restaurant and harder to hear the person across from you. Nice older classic decor and look. Been there since 1986. Unfortunately the entree food was not good... Disappointed on the California Burger. Had no flavor. The tomato was bland and soggy, the meat had no seasoning or flavor. The avocado was dull and tasteless, Only good part on it was the lettuce. My boyfriend order the turkey club but didn't get that, the server knew it was the wrong order but still brought it to us. My bf didn't want to say anything, and the server said he took something off the bill (which we thought meant took the sandwich off, but gave us $9 off the bill) Overall. It was a decent, the appetizer, and malts are nice. But I wouldn't go there for the entrees.

First time visit this morning for a quick breakfast. Great spot with friendly staff - your…read morecoffee mug is never more than 1/2 full as the waitress kept filling it up. I sat at the counter and watched the cook make hashbrowns and eveything to order. Everyone on the staff was smiling and friendly. I got the country fried steak and it was double what I was expecting (2 country fried steaks) along with hashbrowns, toast, and a great white gravy. Had plenty for leftovers and the country fried steak had a really nice seasoning/spice to it. It was quiet in there with "my Dad's oldies music" playing at a reasonable level. The lunch menu looked to have a lot of choices so will have to stop in again to try it out. I've driven past here for years and glad that I stopped in this morning.

One of our family fav breakfast spots. Great for greasy comfort food, if you're into that. I highly…read morerecommend their country fried steak and eggs - the meat always has a crispy crunch and the country gravy is delicious. I also love their steak and eggs breakfasts; it's not the most tender steak, but still tasty and great value for the price. Ambiance is how you'd picture a local diner from the 1950's. My kids adore sitting at the counter, sitting on the vintage red spinning stools. Service was outstanding, despite the restaurant being so busy and full on a late Sunday morning.

My coworkers and I went to check out this bbq restaurant inside B-Dale. I've drivin past this…read morebuilding multiple times but never stopped by. Huge parking lot that shares a baseball field and the building has a huge covered patio on the side. Once you walk in, the bar is on the left and right in front is the menu and window to order food. Combos are reasonable and get a good size portion. Lots of tables and chairs. Bbq was delicious.

The brisket was fork tender and ever so tasty! OMG the best ever ... I was very impressed with…read moretheir signature house BBQ sauce as well - sweet, spicy and delish!

Posting the review here also although we are at the Rosetown American Legion where they are also…read morepermanently located. We have done the food truck at the New Hope Hy Vee several times as well. A delicious juicy burger perfectly seasoned with a massive crispy meat skirt. Served with fries at Rosetown (but I believe not at the remote food truck) the fries are worth it. The bun was great and held up to the juicy burger. This one is not to be missed! One single and one double cheese plain came to $30 cash with tax and tip. Great value.

I haven't been to the home base yet, but I did get to try for the first time via the food truck. I…read moreasked for feedback and was told to do it, so I did. I drove from Chaska to Burnsville, where they were parked. I got three burgers to try the Hot Honey,OG, and the Bourbon Bacon. I gave the OG to my husband, who liked it. He eats everything only if he likes it. All the burgers were absolutely delicious and one of the best I've ever had. I wanna joke that it's definitely a better than sex item. I was hungry, so I ate it faster than I should have. I will try and visit the home base.

The food and the service are great! Highly recommend the onion rings! They are so delicious! The…read moreportions are ample and the price is reasonable.

Tommys is great! We previously lived down the street from the Chaska location and once they moved…read morewe decided it was time to check out the Shakopee one! This place is a great spot for families or large groups- with a lot of seating inside and out! We love their malts, but sometimes I wish they had even a smaller of size- a half is HUGE! Definitely shareable! I got the Graham Cracker, Caramel & Cinnamon- SO good! (I do wish there was chunks or graham lol). The onion rings are always a staple, beer battered and soo tasty! The portions are also really big for only being around $7? Again, a great place for groups to share. Overall, I was really impressed with their new spot and I look forward to trying it in the summer!