Great lunch place. Looks to be a family business with young waitresses who are great kids.read more

We stopped at Double Shot for lunch on our way up north and were happy to find a non-bar dining…read moreoption in the area. It was cute and modern. The menu had several fresh choices, and I especially enjoyed the turkey and apple sandwich--it was flavorful and well-made. The food overall was good, though I felt the prices were a little high for what you get. The service was friendly, but our waitress wasn't very knowledgeable about the menu and wasn't able to answer some of our questions. Despite that, the meal was enjoyable, and we'd consider stopping again when passing through.

I love the atmosphere of this ice cream shop! The employees,…read morein my experience, have always been super nice. It's also great that they have done their part by being Covid safe during this time. No one can complain about their prices either. Below Zero has amazing value for a local ice cream shop. Also, if you follow them on insta, you might catch some of their great deals during the summer.

The yogurt was really good. I just happen to be there when something wasn't working right, either…read morethe register it's self or the scale I don't remember, so we got it for free. It was a nice first visit.

The Marquette Reserve was fantastic. Staff was very attentive knowledgeable and friendly. I'm a…read morepicky eater and the pizza was in my top 5 in the world (Peppered Porky). It was a fantastic balance with locally sourced ingredients. No doubt we will be back to try more.

Great pizzas, nice place. Perfect for a day drive…read more Great place for families. Winery and surroundings are fun.

Cute gift shop centered around the brand's dairy products. This place has some unique cheese…read moreflavors I've never seen before, like a white cheddar with cranberry. If you are looking to that your charcuterie boards to the next level, give this place a try. (They also sell charcuterie boards!) The prices are fair and they have promotional pricing on select items.

We participated the the CSA through Untiedts in 2012 and, for comparison, tried a different CSA in…read more2013. Between the 2, we liked the Untiedts CSA better. The box usually had about 8 things, and they always tried to have something sweet in the box. One week early in the season, we got maple syrup since fruits weren't growing in Minnesota yet. The variety of things we got was good and differed from week to week. (The other CSA tended to give us the same thing a lot). We did receive things that I don't usually cook with but I learned how to use them most of the time, so it was a good thing. (e.g. kale chips) They also provided a list of what was in the box so we knew what we got (which the other CSA did not provide). This was really helpful - e.g knowing that it was the corn that is sold at the state fair since Untiedts provides the corn, or they type of onion was really unique, etc. They emailed us a list and then included a more detailed sheet in the box. Here's one week example of what was in the box (at the end of the season): Haralson Apples, Beets, Carrots, Squash- Spaghetti and White Acorn, Tomatoes, Watermelon, Cucumbers, Green Beans. The food in the CSA box was local (with the exception of peaches one week which he got from a farmer that he knew in the south). They do have half and full share options. Also, you can visit the farm - they had a few events, and we did go to one with a tractor ride and food (including corn they roasted in their roasters). The previous reviewer is correct that sometimes their farm stands bring in food from outside of the Twin Cities, but it was nice to pick up some Michigan blueberries as I picked up my CSA share for the week. Including a photo of one full share from a week.

My wife and I have been habitue's of the Minneapolis Farmers Market for decades. When the Market…read moreis open we can usually be found there every weekend. Over the years we have developed a number of vendors that we patronize such as the cucumber lady, the asparagus man, the egg guy, and many others selling vegetables and other products that you just can't find at the supermarket However, this year of the pandemic (2020), we decided that it wasn't worth the risk to go to the market in person. We eat a lot of vegetables and didn't want to give up local produce so we decided to participate in Community Sustainable Agriculture (CSA) program. One of the vendors we patronized at the Market was Untiedt based in Waverly. They are one of the largest vendors selling mostly local products at the Market and we particularly liked their grape tomatoes and sugar cube melons. Since they are large they have an extensive network in the metro area for distribution of their weekly shares. We get ours at Wagners on Penn Avenue in Southwest Minneapolis. There is the added bonus of a small Untiedt vegetable stand in the parking lot which we use to supplement our CSA box. So far we have been very happy with our experience. Every week we get a nice variety of fresh veggies. Since there are only two of us at home now we debated about whether to get the family size or smaller sized box. We went with the family sized and are glad we did. However we do eat a lot of vegetables. Quality has always been high. It would be nice if you could customize your order each week but I understand that the logistics would be unmanageable. We miss going to the Farmer's market in person but the CSA box is a nice option to have.

Vendor of single source, blends, and flavored coffees, both beans and ground. Staff is very cordial…read moreand super knowledgeable about their various wares and processses. They will spend the time to insure you get the flavor and grind that will be best for your taste and brew method. Easily one of my favorite coffee vendors anywhere and they are my go-to for coffee fixin's when I am in the area. TIP: They are located a ways back down a hallway from the atrium at the street address. So it may take a little diligence in spotting their door. Don't get discouraged, keep going. They are well worth the effort to get to them!!

A lovely way to spend a beautiful fall day! Our family enjoyed lunch here along with a flight of…read morehard ciders on the outdoor deck overlooking the orchard. We recommend pear and the maple cider! After looking around the grounds, feeding the sheep, picking apples, we headed back up to the barn for some absolutely delicious apple fritters (highly recommend)and apple turnovers. Caramel apples $3 each. Fire-baked pizzas good and are $6 for small individual pizzas. Glass of cider will run you $6. We had so much fun, we plan on heading back next weekend. Maybe we'll do the maze and hayride..along with the ciders. There are big bales of hay for kids to climb on, too. A great place to take fall pictures. JUST A TIP- pick your own!! I was not happy with the quality of the pre bagged. Bruised, holes, etc.. on the apples!

My husband's company recently held a company party at Deer Lake Orchard and it was the perfect…read moresetting! I can't speak for children's fun as this was an adults only party but we sure did have fun like we were kids again! They offer feed bags to feed the animals at just $1 a bag, apple canons, hay rides through the orchard and a jumping pillow! We were able to enjoy a warm bonfire too! The staff was extremely friendly and accommodating of our large group! Highly recommend this orchard for hosting events and can't wait to return to check out their day time activities!

The butcher cut the meat exactly as ordered! (Bought 1/4 cow). Very friendly, too! Want to try some…read morejerky!