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.

Lovely staff that were very helpful with navigating my dairy allergy! Fully gluten free and able to…read moreaccommodate people with dairy allergies! Everything we got was amazing! Highly recommend!

I had the chicken tenders with the onions rings. The tenders tasted bland, and the onion rings were…read morehard. The meal wasn't worth the price.

Ordered through DoorDash and was genuinely impressed--this is truly great pizza. It's rare for…read moretakeout to be this good, and now I definitely want to visit in person. We ordered the Porteño (meat pizza) and the Peras (vegetarian) since our son is vegetarian, and both were excellent. Even the leftovers held up wonderfully--reheated in an air fryer, they tasted fantastic. We also tried the churro donuts. On their own they were okay, but with the sauce, they were really good. Highly recommended for pizza lovers, and a great pairing with your favorite beverage--beer, wine, or a non-alcoholic choice

Tried Boludo Pizza in Southwest Minneapolis and really enjoyed the unique Argentine-inspired…read moreconcept. The margherita pizza itself was very tasty, and the cheese-covered crust definitely makes for a striking presentation. That said, the shredded cheese on the crust was a bit overwhelming and took away from actually enjoying the crust itself. Our biggest issue was honestly the customer service and overall flow of the restaurant. As first-time visitors, it was very unclear whether we were supposed to seat ourselves or order at the counter, and we didn't receive much direction when we asked. Everything is very self-serve, including grabbing your own plates and water, which is totally fine once you know the process, but better communication would really improve the experience. Overall, we enjoyed the pizza and appreciated the creative style, though vegetarian options were somewhat limited. We'd likely return and just know what to expect next time.

A while back, I was watching FOX 9 Good Day. There was a segment about Where's the Flour, a food…read morestall at Eden Prairie Center's food court, which offered an all-gluten-free menu. I happen to know folks who need to avoid gluten. I am good having gluten, but I was curious to check this place out. I tried earlier this year. Sadly, when I got to the food court, this stall was closed. On October 1st, after attending the Jason Show as a studio audience member, I headed over to the food court to try my luck again. It was roughly 11:30 am. This food stall was open. Yay! The nice man behind the counter was wonderful and patient as I figured out what I wanted. I got the following items: - Medium Diet Coke - Crispy fish sandwich with coleslaw I paid with a credit card. Done! He asked for my name for the order. I waited patiently for my order as it was being made. It didn't take long. I got my Diet Coke first. I sipped it as I waited for my food. He put my food in a container box and put this box on a tray. It was a nice touch that he said my name and hoped that I'd like my meal. I thanked him and headed to a free table in the food court to chow down. The coleslaw was crunchy and delicious. It's a mayonnaise-based coleslaw. The coating around the fish was crispy. I loved it. The fish portion was generous. The fish was flaky and yummy. It's a messy sandwich to eat. The lettuce, tomato, and some of the creamy coleslaw was a part of this sandwich. They easily slid out. The bun was different. It looked like a potato bun. I don't know what it was made of, but it worked well. It didn't disintegrate. It wasn't overly thick and boring. It was perfect. What was the most surprising part of my meal was the Diet Coke. It was crisp and fizzy, and had the quality of a Diet Coke from McDonald's. I was both impressed and sad that I didn't get a large. I'm so glad that this place is available for those who have Celiac disease and want to enjoy gluten-free food. Folks who aren't on a gluten-free regimen will also be pleased with the food here. I enjoyed everything that I ate and couldn't tell that they were gluten-free. (411)

Pleasantly surprised with how good the chicken sandwich and cheese curds were! Whether you're…read morelooking for GF or not, this was yummy!

I was so excited to eat their food while visiting Minneapolis! I am gluten free and cannot have…read moremost dairy or high food map and it was lovely to find somewhere I could easily figure out what to order since they so thoughtfuly have all the ingredients listed! I loved their avocado toast with poached eggs and their wild rice and the cranberry bread loaf!

I had a wonderful silly scuttle over. I waited for a bus that wouldn't show up, and decided to make…read morethe day magical. This spot was just what I needed to cheer me up! I ordered a banana bread matcha, as recommended by the barista. They also had some trinkets and goodies, and I picked up a happiness in a bottle tincture. Very excited to give it a try! I will be stopping back here, this is a perfect little spot on the lake! The food looked great, so I will be returning with the girls.

Stopped in to pick up a few gluten-free goodies for a friend with Celiac Disease. Was wonderfully…read moresurprised by the tastiness and variety of baked breads, cookies and cakes there was at Atuvava. I picked up a piece of carrot cake and a few cookies. My friend had never had carrot cake before as no one had ever made a Celiac-friendly version, and loved it! He greatly appreciated this bakery for allowing those that can't have gluten to experience baked goods that don't "taste gluten-free." I also tried one of the cookies and enjoyed it greatly. The staff was welcoming and the bakery both smelled and felt warm and cozy. As a resident of the neighborhood, I will definetely be stopping back in soon.

I was amazed at the quality of the breads and pastries. The cinnamon roll was probably the best…read moreI've ever eaten! Great place!

Lovely breakfast here with girlfriend. Sweet staff…read more Clean booth. Pretty food. I forgot the photo... I had the avocado toast with poached eggs. Delicious! Large side salad dressed in a yummy vinaigrette. We walked the mall after our meal. We both concluded we would do it all again!

Service was friendly. Very busy location inside galleria mall. We stopped by the outside counter to…read moreget some soft serve. Order: strawberry cheesecake soft serve. Flavor was ok but not great. The problem was the texture. It was grainy not smooth. The worker did not correctly fill the cone evenly so it was tippy initially. Do not recommend this flavor.

Recommended! Especially with the recent spacious addition, this is a nice place to spend time…read more Something for everyone here. I can attest that the smoothies, other drinks, and the Veggie Wrap is excellent; unfortunately the Veggie Burger is a crumbly. I've had mixed service here, ranging from excellent to adequate. The wifi works well. Unfortunately, the toilets are at the opposite side of the mall, so watch your coffee intake!

The food was sub par, sadly! Dishes were dirty they handed us dirty glasses three times... fourth…read moretime they managed to come up with two clean glasses. Would not recommend.

This has been a great "date night" spot that I've now enjoyed a couple of times. The food is good,…read morereasonably priced, and comes in great portion sizes. Staff and service have been friendly across my visits as well. I feel like the menu offers good variety including classic "Americanized" Asian dishes like sesame chicken, along with the opportunity to venture out and try something new.

Parking is difficult…read more I had high hopes for Wok In The Park. The calamari was pretty greasy and the entrees were ok but nothing memorable. Even the lemonade left something to be desired.

I was in the mood for something healthy but also delicious and comfort foody. I've never been in…read moreAgra Culture Kitchen but I ordered online for lunch today and it was hard to choose. Everything on their Yelp page looked so good! I decided on the Thai Plate which is chicken in Thai sauce with brocollini and cilantro brown rice. The chicken was a bit dry which was disappointing but the Thai sauce was flavorful and made it still really good. The broccolini on the other hand was cooked to perfection! I also loved the cilantro brown rice because the cilantro flavor wasn't overpowering. I'm not sure I'd get the Thai Plate again, but I look forward to trying some of the other menu items at Agra Culture Kitchen.

Hands down the best steak sandwich you'll ever have! One of my best friends raved about this spot…read moreand I knew I had to try it. The steak sandwich takes awhile to make but it's worth the wait. Eat it there if possible because to go doesn't do it justice. The sandwich comes on a crispy, fresh French baguette and is filled with a delicious cheesy herb sauce and tender steak bites. Other items on their menu is tasty too but that is my favorite one!