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    Solomon's Bakery

    3.9 (17 reviews)
    Open 8:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    Kasey S.

    FOOD: Amazing amazing pastries!! I am a sucker for a good breakfast pastries, and they have many awesome options. Everything was so fresh, and nothing was overly sweet. SERVICE: The staff here was SO friendly. The line was very long, but they managed to get through everyone quickly. AMBIANCE: I went to the Molly City Farmers Market stand, but the ambiance of the farmers market is awesome. So many fun stands to check out! LOCATION/PARKING: Once again, still have to make it to the bakery, but the Stand at the farmers market is a great location. Right next to the Guthrie theatre and stone arch bridge! Street parking might be a bit difficult to find.

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    9 months ago

    Pulled up to an empty storefront. So disappointed! If they moved, can someone let me know?

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    Very good monkey bread and empanada's. 10/10 would recommend to anyone visiting the MSP area!

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    Enjoyed some amazing breads this morning from Solomon's Bakery stand at the Mill City Farmer market this morning.

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    Donut Hut

    Donut Hut

    4.6
    (101 reviews)
    5.0 mi
    $

    Let's just say, it's hard to find a good donut in MN. However, Donut hut does it right. Their dough…read moreis perfectly moist and not dry like most places you see. Especially delicious is the raised donuts. Donut Hut has a lot of cinnamon swirled varieties to choose from as well. I would suggest going for a twist donut

    I came in today 5/5/26 a Tuesday morning at around 5:30am or so and ordered 2 dozen donut holes…read more The woman behind the counter seemed perturbed and said she didn't have any and that it would be -- emphasis on: -- A WHILE until they were ready. I said, oh no, I drove all the way here for them, I ain't leavin, I'll wait. She hollered back to the cooks and asked how long on the donut holes and they said it would be about 10 to 15 minutes. I said I was fine with waiting and I picked out some donuts from the case. Listen. I get it. You want fresh donuts for everyone. You don't want customers waiting even though you have designated dine-in seating that I have seen made use of on a Sunday morning by the 60+ sect with copies of the day's newspaper available to them for reading. But I was nothing if not fully and totally amenable to the prospect of waiting. I drove out here, I used the gas, and frankly, it was all I wanted for my order. I came specifically for the donut holes and the extra donuts were for my bf. It's not to say he doesn't like them, he very much does but he can't get his mitts in fast enough to get them before I gobble them all down like some sort of baked goods hobbit goblin. My Precious(es). I like that the sugar glaze makes them crunch and you can taste the butter. They're light and airy and they make me happy. Anyways. I would like to note that the last time I put an order in ahead of time, it got lost in the shuffle and when I came to pick it up, it wasn't ready and instead of taking the risk and missing out, I just went to the shop and ordered them right there and I figured by doing so close enough to open, they'd have donut holes available. I didn't know they were essentially made to order but I presume since I arrived a half hour after they opened, they surely must have simply run out. To that end, I don't see how it would really matter all that much who buys them and how much of them are bought considering you're still getting paid, whether it's my money or Burt's, our cash is still the same shade of green and still fits the same way in your register. So time ticks on, I'm waiting, another lady purposefully walks in and walks around the counter with all the authority and lateness I would expect from a managerial type. I couldn't make out all of what was said but I did hear, ".....No. She's waiting on a dozen donut holes..." So then I got concerned bc I thought they were gonna cheap me out and only give me a dozen when I paid for 2 so when I got my donut holes I asked for another dozen. The manager possibly owner type takes my box and puts another dozen in. I ask if that makes 3 dozen and she said, "I actually put more than that in there." All of what I'm recounting to you should ultimately be what one might consider a 5 star review but I can't bring myself to do it. I don't know what is going on with customer service in general but I blame the cost of living crisis. It's pushed a bunch of ppl who have no business interacting with customers into jobs where they have to interact with customers and they are doing a horrible job if it. It's not rocket science. Customer service has the easiest formula on earth: 10 foot rule; you see a customer w/in 10ft of you, you say hello and ask them if you can help them with anything. They give you their order You say: Great choice, but it's gonna be about 10 to 15 minutes, are you okay with waiting for the best donuts in the twin cities? Customer says yes. You: Sounds good. Here's a newspaper if you want something to read. End of interaction until you hand me my order. Very simple. What you don't do is try and talk me out of giving you my money. And when I try to give you MORE of my money, you don't respond like I just told you your cat has cancer. You just give me my f*cking donuts and you smile and we f*ck off until I see you again when I want a lard and carbo bomb in 7 months man. Why is this such a difficult concept? I'm not even asking you to be fake nice to be but don't try and weird me out of buying your sh*t. What's the point then? Alternately, when the elderly ladies are working, placing an order has them diving for donuts like they're dodging a Blitzkrieg. It's very unnecessarily chaotic. I would be okay with changing my review if they maybe take it down a notch but I doubt they will.

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    The Clapping Monkey House of Coffee

    The Clapping Monkey House of Coffee

    4.6
    (30 reviews)
    5.0 mi

    Was headed to the in-laws in the north metro, and needed a caffeine surge! Saw the name of this…read morespot and knew I had to stop! Parking available in the shared business lot out front, but it was VERY busy on this Sunday afternoon! The interior of this spot is one for the senses: colorful walls, random knick knacks, plants, and plenty of coffee-sipping patrons. While it was a LOT of stimulation, I loved every bit of it. I was so happy to see so much support for this local spot! The servers were so friendly and helpful during my order and pick up process! Incredibly LGBTQ+ friendly. I HAD to go with the Go Bananas option on my iced latte, their proprietary blend of banana, vanilla, and hazelnut that leaves you with the most beautiful flavor! I also appreciated that they have a layered iced latte option...with the shot on top! This spot definitely is one of my favorite hidden gems from the last few years, and might crack into the top five coffee spots in the Cities for me! A MUST VISIT!

    this is the cutest maximalist monkey shop around. aux is auxing and vibes are vibing. i love it…read morehere. YUMd: - graysen w. oat milk. anything with marshmallow im in. coffee is smooth, not bitter. after my oatmilk it was only like $9 for a 16oz. service, etc.: the barista was very calm and welcoming. made my coffee super fast. i'll defintely be convincing my wfh buddy to come here when i dont feel like paying for city parking and want coffee. SO much seating and variety. i knooow its a coffee house buuut i would come here more often if they had matcha which is really the only reason i gave 4 stars.

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    Kusina - A Pinoy Turo Turo Restaurant

    Kusina - A Pinoy Turo Turo Restaurant

    4.9
    (112 reviews)
    4.3 mi
    $$

    100% legit Filipino food. We have been here a few times and the food & service are always…read moreoutstanding with matching Filipino furnishings that make it feel like being there. You open the door and they welcome you in with a greeting and big smiles. All the Filipinos coming in here call the owner Ate (big sister). Great ambience. We ordered a lot, as usual, and everything tastes the way they should. Lumpia Shanghai - 4 pcs per order - perfectly crunchy & tastes amazing- pork filling Pork bbq skewers - salty sweet Filipino style bbq - so good & tender Pancit bam-i - this one has shiitake mushrooms and so much umami Longganisa - one of the best longganizas we've ever had - they say they imported it from the Philippines, one of the few things they don't make from scratch- 4 pcs per order Lechon Kawali - nice & crunchy and a huge portion Sisig - this was a Saturday special- the flavors are on point but I prefer a crispy sisig Turon - 3 per order - philippine saba babana in a spring roll wrapper with caramelized sugar - so good & crunchy Halo-halo - probably one of the best ever - instead of just crushed ice & milk - they do ice with milk like in bingsu so it's very smooth & creamy plus the homemade ube ice cream & leche flan are outstanding If you've never tried Filipino food, this is where to go

    This review is from a "white-girl picky eater", who is trying to be a not-so-picky eater as an…read moreadult. So if that sounds like you, keep reading! I would give this place 6 stars if I could. I work with a diverse group of people, with many Ethnic backgrounds. And as much as I love (prefer) burgers and wraps, I have also come to enjoy rice and noodles. My doctor team had to work on Saturday and we get lunch "catered". Typical delivery options: JJs, Davani's, Chipolte, Vietnamese or Thai. But a new option was presented to the team: FILIPINO cuisine! My mind went "oh no, something new. (Insert grimace face). I know what to order at the regular places. Will I even like it?" On Thursday, I looked at the online menu and grabbed "A" (a Filipino coworker) and asked what things were. I'm not a fan of SPICY SPICY food (like Indian) and she assured me I was safe here. I asked about the noodles (glass and flour mixed with vegetables, similar to fried rice). She said they'll be dry but full of flavor. Lumpia are miniature egg rolls (thin, flaky wrapper). BBQ pork skewer (self explitory). I decided on Combo #1! Saturday: Holy smokes! This is my new favorite place. Let's start back with the noodles. Yes they are dry, but the catering box came with sauces (soy, sweet chili and HOT sauce). I added a little bit of soy just to add wetness to be able to swirl the fork, but the flavor is on point. The egg rolls..2 is not enough. Give me at least 6 and all the sweet chili sauce. Very addictive. The bbq pork skewer... If I didn't know any better, I would have thought it was steak. I was delighted to taste smokiness from the grill. I could imaging eating this at a 4th of July picnic. Combo #1 was filling. Half of the office ordered the combo #1 and the other half did the Combo #2 (Chicken Adabo). How good it tasted was all anyone could talk about the rest of the day between seeing patients. I have no doubt we'll be ordering this again in the future. Again, I was shown that trying new things isn't always a bad thing.

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