Early dinner reservation. Seated right away. Mildly noisy in restaurant and bar area but. It…read moreannoying. Great server, don't have her name but she was very good. Started with beverages and ordered an appetizer, the Burrata Crostini which was exceptional!! I had the Manhattan and my wife had the Old Fashioned and both were very nicely done. My wife ordered the chicken parmigiana which was very good and a huge portion. I ordered the Compart Duroc Pork Chop which was prepared perfectly medium rare with a side of asparagus and garlic mashed potatoes. Mmmm good. Creme brulee and one other dessert which were both very nicely prepared and very good! We will be back here again for dinner as well as beverages and apps.

My family is a regular here. Where else can you get free cookies at the end of your meal? Margie's…read moreis a perfect mix of American and Latin cuisine. The yucca fries with a flight of dipping sauces is my absolute favorite. Plus, live music every Thursday. The service here is always customer focused, and they are passionate about every moment. Must visit.

Always in search of a nice speakeasy experience, we came across Anoka Hardware Store while in…read moreMinneapolis before heading off to visit friends. It was a bit of a trek through rush-hour traffic from our hotel but so completely worth the trip. Discretely located through a door marked only by a red light above it we were warmly greeted by gentleman behind the hardware counter. We were prepared to answer with the password to let us in but for some reason it wasn't asked. No big deal. You are then sent through a door into the beautifully dimly-lit space of the speakeasy. There is plenty of seating, with small tables and some booths. We were shown to our table and greeted by one of the great, friendly hostesses. Drinks are ordered directly at the bar with one of the attendants. You immediately pay for your order which will then be brought to your table. Different but really a nice idea. The music was also nicely unique, with a mix of oldies from the 50's and 60's. An old black and white James Cagney movie played silently on one wall. In terms of the cocktails I have to say these are some of the most delicious and finely crafted drinks I've enjoyed. I began with the Start Your Engine, a delicious gin-based drink. My wife had an absolutely fantastic smoked Old Fashioned, smoked in a large box for a minute or two. Wow! Probably the best we've ever tasted. My second drink was another gin cocktail, the Last Word, which I'd been wanting to try for some time. A fine gin supported by green Chartreuse and lime, this was simply sublime. Highly recommended. The bar and menu is quite varied and extensive, so you're sure to find something to your liking. The space has a great vibe and mellow ambiance. Sufficiently dark, cozy and very nicely and eclectically decorated. Service was outstanding and informative. Reservations are recommended. Like many such places you are "limited" to 90-minute timeframes, which sometimes seems like not enough but ultimately works quite well. The quality of the cocktails, space and service all make for a really enjoyable time. Well worth many visits.

Such a cool speakeasy. You need a password to enter. Here's a tip, make reservations and they tell…read moreyou the password in advance. The menu is almost too extensive with whisky cocktails, it's almost hard to choose. They also have the most extensive Four Roses single barrel picks around, any of which you can get in a cocktail.

Neat way to explore new bevys- pouring as much or as little as you want. Delicious! Must try!read more

It's a good variety of beers, split between out of state and local, and not all IPAs. There are…read morecocktails and wine on tap for grown ups, but also mocktails on there so kids can feel like they joined in the fun! Pizza is of course a perfect pairing to beer, and you can get ice cream to do a float with root beer or a sweet imperial stout (seriously, get it, so good). Ok, so why three stars? First, OMG sugar. The pizza sauce is sweet, and then they put honey on everything. I get it, bee themed, commit to the bit, but that did not go well with beer. Second, you're serving yourself, ordering at the counter, busing your own table... but unless you alter it, it's a 20% automatic tip on everything. I'm a believer in tipping, but not when there isn't any actual service. This is a norm right now for self pour places and I hate it. Beer good Sauce sweet Service fast Don't like auto 20% on self pour

We started with dinner upstairs in the supper club. It was delicious! We especially loved the…read moreswordfish and our tiramisu. The restaurant is a renovated post office building and has a lot of ambiance. The servers were friendly and food came out quickly. Great service, great dinner. We headed downstairs to the speakeasy for a drink after dinner and it was a fun vibe. Neither of us were drinking (dry January) and I was disappointed to see they had no mocktail offerings! The waitress said they could try to make us something without the alcohol, but my drink was nasty. It's 2026, time to add mocktails to your menu!!!!

If you're looking for a fun experience at a super cool speakeasy, you need to visit this place! We…read morewere out to celebrate our friend's birthday and decided to go check it out. You enter through a red door and buzz for the "postmaster". Once you give the password, you enter another room and it's like you've stepped into the 1920's era - so cool. The servers were so attentive, fun and dressed in '20's attire. The cocktails were delightful and the appetizers flavorful and tasty! There was live entertainment that night and it was a performance by Gary LaRue. He was spectacular! Such a great entertainer and wonderful singer! We met the co-owner and she was great! I can't say enough about this place! We loved it and will definitely be back!

Jackie and staff are so welcoming. But the food???? GET IN MY BELLY!…read moreSundays with karaoke outside, food, drinks, locals and friends, is the best way to end a week. See you Sunday.

2026 Dive Bar 3 of 40…read more Just off Main Street, you will find this corner bar not far from the river. Upon entering, you will notice a small bar with an adequately stocked bar, featuring about 8 taps and a number of canned and bottled beers for your liking. There are plenty of high-top tables and booths to accommodate a decent crowd. MaGillycuddy's Bar is one of those places that instantly makes you want to settle in and stay awhile. The atmosphere strikes that perfect balance between cozy and relaxed, thanks in no small part to the awesome tin ceiling-- it kind of gives this place a vintage charm you don't see often. The crowd is just what one would expect, just regular folks enjoying a libation and watching the Wild game. And they have pulltabs!! We settled in on a high-top table and ordered beers and our lunch. The Nashville Hot Shrimp is a must-try. just the right amount of heat, and packed with flavor. The Guinness cheeseburger is an open-faced burger topped with fries, Guinness cheese sauce, and, of course, bacon. That was a bit messy, and was enjoyable, but there are some other items I will want to try before going back to that entree. Between the solid food offerings, the friendly vibe, and the cool interior, MaGillycuddy's has all the makings of a local favorite. If you're anywhere near Aonka, do yourself a favor and stop in--you won't regret it.

Very cozy little bar in downtown Anoka! We stopped in for a mimosa flight and tried the waffles…read more Best stop for a quick breakfast, the service was quick and she was very friendly. Check this place out! Fun to start off your shopping trip in Anoka!

Frequented this spot on a Wednesday night w/a few girlfriends. They had great live music,…read moreappetizers and flights were half off until 6pm, festive décor and service was alright. Prices/ Food 4/5 The meatballs marinara sauce was very well made, nachos were packed with meat and cheese. I enjoyed this quaint intimate spot. arrive early for good seating, it fills up fast. We had a blast, would definitely visit again.

Food was super good! Service was a little clunky! Location is weird, you have to walk through a…read morepizza sports bar to get to it. The food was great.

This restaurant was beautiful and surprisingly quiet for a Sunday night. I was celebrating my…read morebirthday with my husband and it definitely was a nice, quiet, romantic dinner. Although, we did have to walk through a casual pizza restaurant before getting settled in Prime. Our server was very informative, taking the time to explain their aged meats and the different selections available. The food was amazing. The server even recommended my first red wine -- a Cabernet Sauvignon -- to pair with my steak. The meal arrived quickly, was served hot, and was seasoned to perfection. The price was on the higher end, but all in all we had a great experience. I'll definitely be going back!

Update: Added picture of the vegan Napa Crunch salad. Asian…read morestyle, not alot of dressing, but light, with edamame, feta, pistachios, Napa, red bell pepper. Pretty good unique salad item at a place like this

Willy McCoy's is an okay, lively family bar and grill with a fun ambience. I love that they offer…read morehappy hour all day, every day, and it's nice to see them adding more specialty cocktails to the menu. I tried the espresso martini wasn't great, but good enough. I'd rate it a 6.3/10. It was pretty boozy, so maybe a little less alcohol would make it smoother. For food, I ordered the Birria tacos, recommended by my server who was great! and they were actually very good--well seasoned, flavorful consomé, and a generous portion of meat. I also liked that it came with rice so you can mix it with the consomé. The chips and salsa with the rice were a bit too filling though; I'd say pick one or the other. My son got the wings (half buffalo, half sweet heat). The wings are always yummy here! I'd give them an 8.9/10. Overall, it's a great spot to stop for dinner, especially if you're catching a movie afterward since it's within walking distance of Andover Cinema.

Having visited the other Pour location, this was my first time here. You will immediately see the…read moresimilarities in the atmosphere, but also the menu. This visit really stood out as I tried the bone-in pork chop and it absolutely blew me away! Flavorful, tender, just all around perfection. I would absolutely recommend - and this coming from someone who doesn't often order a pork chop as there are usually dishes that stand out much more. In this case, it would be a mistake not to spend $25 on a pork chop and get a $50 steak! Service was solid, good wine selection. Only real complaint is that one glass of bourbon was $25 when that same bourbon was on a flight for $30 with 2 others - sadly, I didn't know the individual price but it really made that seem egregious.

Met 2 girlfriends here tonight, it's been a few years since we ate here, Don't know why, I kind of…read moreforget about this place. Anyways traffic up 169 was absolutely terrible at 5:00!! Pour is in a little strip mall. They have added black curtains and some cozy seating areas from when we were here last. Nice updates. Our waitress was very accomdating until she got busy then we felt we were forgotten. We ordered the Drunken shrimp , bread with olive oil and the avocado toast to start with. The drunken shrimp is just as good as we remember the saffron sauce is sooooo good! but there were 3 of us sharing the apps and it only came with 2 crostini's we asked for a 3rd so we could each have one but little did we know that one very small skinny piece of bread had a $1.00 charge to it. The steak bites with their homemade blue cheese sauce was to die for melt in your mouth!! I even asked if we could buy some of the blue cheese sauce, she said no but that she would bring us another dish of it but she never did. My girlfriend ordered a cranberry mule drink, she was charged an extra $1.00 for the cranberry. We also ordered the goat cheese with sauces that were very delicious with an ample amount of crackers. We got the chocolate Ganache cake to share for dessert. But............ the waitress never took our empty dirty plates but showed up with the dessert with the mess on table, I asked for extra clean plates but she never brought them. Everything we ordered was very delicious, but as the night progressed our service got worse, we asked for the bill but she never came back to get our payment and we had questions my girlfriend walked it up to the bartender with our payments. 2 of us were paying cash and one a credit card and we were charged an extra fee of $5.18 for her using a credit card. That is when we saw the $1.00 charge for 1 piece 3/8" bread and the $1.00 for cranberry mule. Talk about nickel and diming. We would love to go back but unsure if I can get past some of these things. Also, now looking at the bill even closer, none of us had a mimosa and we were charged $8.95 for one.How did we miss that? All added up we paid $16.00 more than we should have. CRAZY!! Sadly, Don't know if I'll be back.

My husband and I went to lunch here after the lunch rush on a Friday. I am giving them a 5 for…read moretheir food. Service was not quite there. We shared a Korean chicken sandwich and the turkey club. We preferred the Korean chicken sandwich which had a great sauce. Both sandwiches were very good and the potato chips were delicious. It was spacious and clean. If we could have got a bit more attention from the waitress it would have been perfect.

Finally made it to this restaurant down the street from my house. My coworker wanted to join me on…read moremy foodie adventure. She also have never been. We checked out the menu and said yes, let's go!! They have daily happy hour, and patio seating if the weather is nice. Restaurant is nice, open kitchen and long bar with seating. Food is delicious, mix fusion and creative.