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    Sugar & Salt

    3.6 (5 reviews)
    Open • 9:30 am - 8:00 pm

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    Hold in the wall local business with great ice cream. It was a treat for us and our family.

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    Hell's Kitchen - Sausage Bread

    Hell's Kitchen

    3.9(3.1k reviews)
    2.4 mi•Downtown Minneapolis
    •$$

    Had a chance to eat here with a friend for the first time while I was at the downtown Hilton for a…read moreconvention, and I'm really glad we picked this place. It was pretty busy with how many people were in town, but we were able to immediately get seated at the bar. The bartender was extremely friendly and helped me pick out a cider I'd never had before which I thought was delicious! He knew I was trying to decide and poured me a sample of his favorite without me even needing to ask, and it was a great call. There's a certain cozy energy in this place with the dim-but-not-dark lighting that makes it a nice place to relax and enjoy some food and drink. I had the prime rib french dip and it was incredibly tender and flavorful. The next time I go back I'm going to have a hard time choosing between one of the many excellent sounding dishes on the menu and just getting this sandwich again!

    Went to breakfast this morning after being told it was "the place to go for breakfast" while…read morestaying downtown. Atmosphere and decor threw us for a loop, but it was pretty cool. The hostess was extremely unfriendly and seemed very unhappy. She played the game and greeted us, but never once made eye contact, said "welcome in", "thank you for coming in" or anything else that would make a customer feel like they were appreciated for coming in. From the time we walked in to the time she showed us to our table, I said "thank you so much" three times and not once was even acknowledged or replied back with a "you're welcome". She should really find something else to do if she's not going to be a "host". Serving people should be the greatest pleasure we have when engaging with those we don't know. Patrick on the other hand was truly awesome. Friendly, smiling, engaged in conversation prior to taking our order and just seemed happy to talk to us. We told him we were from Nevada and were only there because of a recommendation from a couple in an elevator! He thought that was just awesome. Food arrived and everything was really good. The hash browns were WAY overcooked, almost burnt, but that was the only negative thing to say about the food. It was otherwise delicious! I would strongly suggest this place for breakfast. The menu is really good, with a decent variety of good options to choose from. Cost wasn't bad, but not a deal either. If I was part of the management team, I'd have a serious conversation with the young lady who was hosting today (8/12/26. She's going to cost you return business if she doesn't learn how to be a host and be happy serving people.

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    Hell's Kitchen - The hallway to get to the host stand

    The hallway to get to the host stand

    Hell's Kitchen - Pan Fried Walleye

    Pan Fried Walleye

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    EaTo - Pesto Pasta

    EaTo

    4.2(256 reviews)
    2.9 mi•Downtown Minneapolis

    Incredible! From the food to the decor, my whole experience at EaTo was amazing. I split the vodka…read moresauce pasta and lemon pesto burrata pasta with a friend and they were kind enough to pre-portion the vodka sauce on separate plates for us which felt like above and beyond service. They weren't able to do that with the burrata pasta due to the burrata ball on top which was completely fine! Both pasta dishes were tasty but the lemon pesto burrata blew me away. Every bite was absolutely incredible and it's such a unique dish that's hard to find somewhere else or replicate at home. I completely recommend giving it a try. The focaccia bread appetizer was also amazing! We added & paid for a few extra pieces to accommodate the size of our group and everyone absolutely loved it. The drinks were also really well done & strong without being overly stiff. They were really well mixed and tasty. Our server was so sweet and helped make the experience so special for us. I cannot wait to come back!

    I've been wanting to try these cheese puffs for quite some time after seeing everyone post them on…read moreYelp. Honestly, that's what got me through the door. I'm not a big pasta person, but I could always go for pizza so we ended up trying a variety of items. We tried the cheese puffs and chicken wings from the happy hour menu. It went until 6pm and you can only order these items from that HH menu. Additionally we tried the wedge salad, and the hearth and honey pizza. It really intrigued me with the rosemary flavor. The waitress was training a new member and both of them were very nice and accommodating. They confirmed my curiosity on our pizza selection and they were not wrong. I'm a huge wing fan, but I'd say the wings themselves were over spiced - we both thought too much seasoning was used. The cheese puffs were really good, but I was hoping for more of a garlic cheese flavor. The pizza was 10/10 and that is the item that would get me to come back. Wedge salad not pictured as I dove right in. It was interesting - it was loaded with a lot of unknown flavors.

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    EaTo - Funky, cool look

    Funky, cool look

    EaTo - Fried gnocchi -good but probably wouldn't get again

    Fried gnocchi -good but probably wouldn't get again

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    Clay Oven - Beef Vindaloo

    Clay Oven

    4.6(106 reviews)
    3.0 mi•Downtown Minneapolis

    Monthly dinner club brought us to Clay Oven. We walked, but I'm assuming it's street/meter parking…read moreonly. When you walk in you are immediately met with the delicious spice smells. If you weren't hungry before, you will be now. The restaurant is clean, the background music is at a good volume and we were able to get a booth right away. The booths are a bit on the smaller side for four people. Our drink orders included mango lassi, glasses of white wine (heavy pours ), and sparking water. Every glass was emptied. Pairing with our drinks we ordered chicken 65, spice level 3, and Dahi Puri. The chicken 65 was delicious but at a spice level 3 it was the tippy top of my spice level. The Dahi Puri needs to be eaten in one bite. The shell is fragile and is filled with liquid - very good but not what we expected. We each ordered our own entree, but they are big enough to be shared. Chicken Tikka Masala, Chicken Shahi Korma, Chicken Tikka, and Chicken Makhani. All were ordered at spice level 3, except the Chicken Tikka. These were milder and easier for my Minnesota spice palette to handle. We also ordered multiple orders of regular naan and garlic naan. I appreciate that they served the naan and rice together instead of individual servings. With limited table space the fewer plates the better. We had plenty of leftovers for us all to take home. Overall this was a delicious dinner and I'd highly recommend!

    One of the better experiences I've had at an Indian restaurant in Minneapolis. Comfortable…read moreambiance, attentive service, and tasty food, nicely presented. Dined here with a couple of colleagues and ordered a variety of appetizers and mains. Standouts for me were the dahi vada and chicken tikka, thought the latter was a bit unusual in that it was a little saucier that I'm used to and came with random bits of vegetables (broccoli, cauliflower, etc). A couple things I wouldn't reorder were the lamb rogan josh, which was too creamy for my taste, and the makki ki roti, which was smeared with a little too much ghee. The menu is extensive, and I'd be happy to return to try some of the other items.

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    Clay Oven - Garlic Naan

    Garlic Naan

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    Chicken Josh. Perfectly cooked chicken chunks, yum.

    Gai Noi - Pork belly lunch menu

    Gai Noi

    4.3(686 reviews)
    2.0 mi•Loring Park
    •$$

    We went to Gai Noi for dinner last Saturday, August 8, and had a wonderful time. We got to the…read morerestaurant around 7PM. The line outside looked intimidating but we told them any table would do. We were told that the wait is 20 min. but was seated after only 10 min. wait. We ordered the egg & basil fried rice, crispy tofu, Laab Seen (beef) , Fried Walleye, and Curry. Everything we ordered was delicious. I appreciate the added 18% reflected in the price so no surprise and the waitstaff earned their 18% tip. The dining room is cozy and clean. We loved our experience at Gai Noi.

    Stopped in for a little happy hour & some bites and was absolutely blown away! The happy hour deals…read moreare great and we started with some cocktails; all their cocktails are premixed and on tap and the flavors are balanced perfectly. We ordered some dishes to share and it was the perfect amount between 3 people. The laab seen was delicious and flavorful, paired well with the vegetables and house hot sauces that were provided. The curry fried rice packed a punch with its spice in the best way, and I definitely want to come back for more of it. We were huge fans of the basil wings, and these were the winners of the night. Served with deep fried jalepeno slices, these wings were to die for! They're perfectly crispy and seasoned to perfection. Can't wait to come back with more people so we can try more dishes! This is definitely a spot to do some family style sampling of all the different delicious plates they have. Our server was knowledgeable and very kind; they shared their recommendations with us and we are so thankful. We were also sat upstairs and what a gorgeous space it is! So many beautiful plants and the skylights make it into a lovely green haven.

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    Gai Noi - Private dining table

    Private dining table

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    Pork Fried Rice Cost: $18 Rating:

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    Wood + Paddle Eatery - Bone Marrow

    Wood + Paddle Eatery

    4.2(124 reviews)
    2.5 mi•Downtown Minneapolis
    •$$$

    The service here is ridiculously fast for the lunch crowd, so quick you will think they started…read morecooking when you walked in. The cornbread is an amazing dish and their smash burgers are also very tasty. On top of it all the server slipped and spilled some food which was not an issue but the manager rushed over to ask if she could help. Not necessary but it was great to see.

    While staying at the Royal Sonesta hotel for a conference, I dined at the Wood + Paddle Eatery two…read moretimes during my stay. Wood + Paddle is located inside of the Royal, it's their hotel restaurant. On my first night in Minneapolis, I'd arrived to the hotel for check-in around dinner time. Not sure where to go and tired from the flight, I headed down to the lobby and walked over. When I asked if I could get a table for 1, she asked me if I would be comfortable with eating at the bar. It was a Sunday night, so I think she wanted to reserve tables for parties of two or more. I was fine with it, but I noticed there were quite a few empty tables. A few days later, I had lunch with a colleague here. We got seated at a table, and the service was really good. Our waiter was attentive and made sure we kept our lunch within our time requirements so we could get back to the conference without issue. The food was really good. I tried to order or sample local or MN specialties during my trip. Below are the menu items that I tried: - Bison Burger with Fries - State Fair Cheese Curds (w/ house made, smoked ketchup) - Pork Chop (w/ a Norwegian inspired sauce) - Habanero Wings

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    Wood + Paddle Eatery - Dining and bar

    Dining and bar

    Wood + Paddle Eatery
    Wood + Paddle Eatery - Hibiscus Punch

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    Farmers Kitchen + Bar - Warm Grain Salad with chicken

    Farmers Kitchen + Bar

    3.7(129 reviews)
    3.1 mi•Downtown Minneapolis

    Farmers Kitchen + Bar is a convenient spot in the Mill District, especially if you're looking for…read moresomewhere to grab a coffee and get a little work done! They have a full sit-down restaurant, but there's also a separate grab-and-go coffee bar, which is what I've tried. I stopped in on a Wednesday afternoon and ordered one of their seasonal specials, the s'mores cold brew, but had it modified as an iced latte. It came topped with crushed graham crackers and mini marshmallows, which made for a cute presentation. I personally didn't taste much chocolate, though, so it wasn't my favorite drink I've had there. For working, there are high-top seats with easy access to outlets, plus free Wi-Fi, making it a convenient place to bring your laptop for a bit. If you use the Toast app, they also offer a $5 birthday reward! One thing to keep in mind is that Saturdays can get BUSY, especially during the summer when the Mill City Farmers Market is happening right next door. I've found that service can take a little while on Saturdays, so I wouldn't stop in expecting a super quick coffee if the market is in full swing. Overall, the coffee bar is a convenient addition to the neighborhood, and I love that you can either grab something to go or settle in with your laptop. The s'mores latte wasn't necessarily a winner for me, but I'd definitely come back and try another seasonal drink!

    We went here before a show at the Guthrie. We had no reservations and knew there was a risk to…read morethat. We were able to have a short wait (10 mins) and then were able to get a table for 2. We each ordered a drink, a beer for the husband and I got "The Louisa May" (we were seeing little women). I was not sure how it would be but it turned out to be absolutely stunning! That drink was PERFECTION! We opted to split the burger as neither of us were starving, but were certainly in need of dinner. The burger was fantastic! We both absolutely loved the mix of the flavors. It came with a side of chips, tortilla chips that is, which was a little odd. They were certainly fresh and good, but also a very modest amount and tortilla chips were a bit of a strange mix. We were able to eat and get over to the show with time to spare. They certainly know how to navigate the preshow crowd. We would definitely be back in the future.

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    Farmers Kitchen + Bar - Farmers Union Breakfast with poached eggs no turkey sausage.

    Farmers Union Breakfast with poached eggs no turkey sausage.

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