Amazing food, great service and a super cute location. Well done Harriet Brasserie team!read more

Delightful. Delicious. Delovely. Great service, a beautiful space (the old firehouse!), and…read moredelicious food all came together to make for a wonderful evening celebrating a good friend's birthday. (Bonus points for their flexibility--we had a surprise out of town guest who could join as well!) The menu has something to please every palate, from the vegans to the obligate carnivores. Ditto on the drink menu--they have a wonderful selection of beer and wine, and they have fun N/A options as well. The portions are generous (one person in our party ordered two appetizers and still had something to take home) and beautifully plated. I started with a green salad and loved the balance of tastes and textures. The greens were tender and crisp, the nuts crunchy, the chèvre yogurt creamy, and the dressing exactly right. (It was almost but not quite too pretty to eat.) For my main, I ordered the tofu hash, one of the vegan offerings. Flavored with a tasty chili sauce and fermented black beans, this was an intriguing and delicious entree. The sautéed vegetables were tender and beautifully complemented the crisp tofu and yucca, and the arugula salad added a refreshing element. There was a ton--I had leftovers for a truly delicious lunch. I also have to compliment their N/A selection. I ordered the Aplós Ume Spritz, and it was a very delightful way to start my meal. Light, sweet, and a pretty shade of pinkish-purple, it tasted just like a summer party. This would be a great place to grab dinner with friends, family, or that special someone. They have indoor and outdoor seating, and sometimes, they have live music, too! Also, pro tip: don't miss out on a side of bread and butter--it's really tasty here!

We were hoping to try this place for brunch but I guess they no longer do brunch and are only open…read morefor dinner. We sat on the patio and had a really nice time and appreciated how attentive and helpful our waiter was. I mentioned an allergy and he went out of his way to ensure what I ordered was safe for me to eat. We split the gumbo, mussels, and the seafood gnocchi. My favorite was the seafood gnocchi, they were pillowy soft and the sauce was a 10/10! The broth of the mussels was flavorful but I have never seen such small mussels before, the actual mussel was about tie size of a corn kernel - which made them unappealing. The gumbo was ok but just not my thing, but I think it was traditional for those who enjoy a gumbo.

The vibes here are absolutely immaculate. If you're going for a family dinner or a date OR you just…read morewant to sit at the bar and eat good food, this is the place to do it. As far as the fare - I thought the food was good, but not the best thing I've ever had. I think it's a great place to go if you want tried and true yummy food but it's not somewhere that you'll be wowed by every dish. The mocktails and cocktails were gorgeous and tasty. The appetizers were great - I really enjoyed the crab cakes as the flavor and sauce were good, I just wished the crust wasn't so heavy on the outside. The shrimp was delicious! The jambalaya had good flavor but I wished there was more rice and that the rice wasn't mixed in already at the start. There was cold potato salad on top which I enjoyed but some at our table didn't. For entrees we got the shrimp etouffe which I didn't try but looked tasty. The steak frites were great! Steak was cooked well and the fries were the highlight of the meal! They know how to make and season a shoestring fry. The sauce on the side was also tasty. The stroganoff was good - short rib was delicious but the dish as a whole was just didn't wow me though it was tasty. The meatloaf was again good but not great. If you're a big fan of meatloaf I think you'll really enjoy it! The beignets were the winner for me! Hot, light and fluffy. Covered in powdered sugar! Overall it was a great time at Mr Paul's! Service was great, vibes were awesome, and food was definitely good! The food just didn't wow me in comparison to so many other restaurants around. Would I come back though? Probably if I was looking for something in the 50th and France area.

I'm not sure where the bad reviews came from but we had an excellent time here! The reviews and the…read moreunfamiliar words on the menu made me really doubt my restaurant choice for our anniversary dinner but wow, the food was delicious! They treat an anniversary very well, we felt special. We started with the lamb meatballs which were so good we debated on ordering them again. We also got the iberico pork ribs which were good for me 7/10 but my husband wasn't a fan, I think it's work a try! For our entrees we got the roasted chicken (8.5/10), flat iron (9/10) and sweet potatoes (10/10). The roasted chicken had a lot of creative flavors which I loved and my husband wasn't a fan but we both LOVED the sweet potatoes, they were seasoned very well and were anything but plain! The flat iron steak was very good but came out a little cold, but I would still order it again! We finished the night with Alaskan dessert and we both loved it 10/10

I made a dinner reservation at Tullibee for my husband's birthday on a Wednesday evening at 7:15PM…read more We were greeted and seated right away. I loved the ambiance- moody loft, classy, and chill. We opted for the 5-course chef's "Leave it to Us" and we were literally blown away! Every course was delicious, balanced, flavorful, and nicely plated. If I could give more than 5 stars to Tullibee, I absolutely would! We are having dinner here again tonight before we leave Minneapolis. Hands down- amazing!

Family run Italian with unique recipes. The best focaccia…read moreyou've ever had in Minnesota. Great service, especially if you get Paige as your server. Everyone makes you feel at home.

Wow. Spectacularly awful. If you like cold (and I mean COLD)…read morefood and pretentiousness this is the place for you. Now I will say the Tomato toast and the cherry sour drink was good. However, it started going downhill when a dish was brought out by a runner before any of the other dishes and was set on our table without silverware. She left without bringing silverware and it would be a full 5 minutes before our server was able to be flagged down to get us silverware. We noted that this dish needed to be refired and brought out with the remaining dishes. After 15 minutes more the rest if the meal came out, and you guessed it, the original "needs to be refired" dish came out 5 minutes later. My wife's pasta was cold. Not lukewarm. Cold. Think I just opened a can of chef boyardee's and poured on a plate cold. It was disgusting. Oh and the "refired spaghetti" (buttered noodles) was also cold. The chicken parm (which their version is deep fried chicken) was warm but unseasoned and the breading was oil sogged because the frying oil was clearly not hot enough. This place gets 1 star. My favorite part was when the runner was doing her makeup in a mirror behind the hostess stand in the middle of the dining room. At a price of $183 for two for pasta this place needs to rethink their workers, their menu, and how they are going to keep attracting people. Shut down for three weeks and learn how to run your restaurant! That the Strib gave these guys a glowing review is beyond me. Very emperor's new clothes.

St Pierre is the sister restaurant to Bar La Grassa and 112 Eatery, and so far we have been…read moreimpressed by this group of restaurants. St Pierre evokes the classic steakhouse ambiance, with a gorgeous bar area and intimate red leather booths. The service was fantastic; our waiter was attentive, cheerful, and knowledgeable. The other staff were friendly and accommodating as well. We observed that they were playing Kendrick Lamar, but it was so quiet so as not to feel out of place at a steakhouse. The food tasted as good as it looks! The gougeres were light, fresh, and soft. The potato pave was decadent and creamy--elevated comfort food. The game hen was a tad too intense for me, but objectively a very good dish. The desserts stole the show, however. Both the pistachio cake and the snack bar donut (basically a creme brulee donut) were well worth the extra money and calories after an already full meal!

Attended & left for across the hall to Bar La Grassa (same ownership, even?) because digesting food…read moreto nerve jangling "music" (high pitch electric guitar tones often found in metal music) ... & some people (me included) break out in hives or break out in week long skin eruptions unique to heavy metal-like tone exposures (dolphns & whales flee from similar tone/pitch dissonance exposure). Mood music helps us (anyone) digest better. Coincidentally, no wait staff appeared cheerful. Was it the music? They were kind enough to oblige a channel change and still I was not confident about their switch but appreciate the well meaning of the wait. Sadly, they lost out on a $250 platting * but Bar La Grassa (if same ownership) had an opening at the bar just across the hall and they had a strong beat for music but just fine to dine, also reflected and evident in a fully packed place versus mostly empty St. Pierre during the early side of dinner hour. No matter how much I wanted seafood... sometimes you make a raincheck for v another day. This was that day. So hungry. I've given Bar La Grassa 5 well earned stars just across the hall. Didn't have to drive, uber, nor re-park... Just literally across the hall. It was actually spectacular there and that is so lucky. Side note, next day at a breakfast place (Bellacore) in the neighborhood had great jazz piping in with the familiar song "straighten up & fly right" & a long line out the door. Life is poetry. Good food deserves good mood music, not nerves of steel music. The food looks appetizing in St. Pierre's pictures. Sorry to miss out on this particular delicious flavor in life experience but atmosphere matters just as much or more to make it a great meal.

Lela was the next stop on my restaurant adventures, and this ended up being my first stop that…read morewasn't quite my jam. There were still some things we really enjoyed, though, and I'm glad we gave it a try. We started with the French Onion Soup, which was one of my favorite parts of the meal. I loved that they used croutons instead of one giant piece of bread. Much easier to eat--no fighting with a giant bread raft to get to my soup! The flavor was really nice too. I had the Bolognese Pappardelle, which was good, and my partner really enjoyed his Hanger Steak. He also tried the Garlic Herb Mushrooms, but those weren't really his thing. I ordered the N.A. Lela Punch, and that one surprised me. I wasn't sure about it at first, but it grew on me as I drank it. Apparently we just needed a little time to get acquainted. Dessert was an adventure. I decided to try the White Chocolate Panna Cotta because I'd never had panna cotta before. It was beautifully plated, but this is also how I learned panna cotta has a Jell-O-like texture... and I do not like Jell-O. That's definitely a me problem rather than a criticism of how it was prepared. At least I can officially say I've tried panna cotta! I ended up trying the Crème Brûlée as well. Unfortunately, that wasn't my favorite either. I usually love crème brûlée, but I prefer the custard very smooth and creamy, and this one was thicker than I personally like. My partner had the Chocolate Molten Cake and thought it was okay, but it wasn't a favorite for him either. Overall, Lela had some definite highlights--the French Onion Soup, Bolognese Pappardelle, and Hanger Steak especially--but we also had a few misses. I can understand why other people really enjoy it; it just wasn't quite the restaurant for us. And hey, every restaurant adventure can't end with a new favorite. That's half the fun of trying them all!

For a hotel restaurant, we were very pleasantly surprised at how nice the place was. We had one…read moredinner and two breakfasts while there. All were very good, tasty, and satisfying. Avacado toast was exceptional. Berry bowls were fresh and nice. Wild rice chicken cream soup was quite nice. Will certainly go again next time we stay at the Sheraton.

Visited Book Club twice in one week! First time was with a large group of friends (9 of us total)…read moreand our waitress was patient, helpful, and knowledgeable about the menu items. The kitchen staff did amazing, having our table orders ready in a short time! I love when there's wood fired chicken and I preferred the teriyaki flavor (lemon seasoning on first chicken was a bit salty for my tastebuds). The tri color potatoes were ABSOLUTELY the BEST item of anything I have eaten! SO GOOD! The mushroom flatbread is also absolutely delicious and well balanced! The flourless chocolate torte tasted like fudge -- yum! Will definitely be back with more friends!

Book Club has such a cute theme and vibe, as a reader I love all the little book related nods in…read morethe menu and decor and my kid loved to go back and forth to the little bookshelf they have while we waited! And thankfully that bookshelf was there because we were waiting for awhile. When we first arrived we waited about 10 minutes before anyone who worked there even made an appearance, which seemed odd for a Friday at 10 am. May have been understaffed because the same person was seemingly the only person serving the full restaurant, which is so difficult. We waited patiently, understanding that that happens. However, unfortunately the food was only okay too. I ordered a broccoli and cheddar omelet and it was sadly not really an omelet at all. Full florets of steamed broccoli with a flat egg blanket wrapped around them... see photos to understand, this was a bummer and just not an omelet! It seems like the quiche is the way to go here, I had a bite of quiche that someone else ordered and that was very tasty and they have a rotating quiche menu or quiche of the day! Would definitely recommend going with the quiche for breakfast.

AMAZING! I visited on a Thursday around 6pm and sat at the bar with my friend. We ordered the Chefs…read moreChoice cocktail to start with which I highly recommend! It's a jalapeño and basil infused gin with Aperol, Cucumber Oleo and lemon-so good we ordered two each! To eat we ordered the Baked Reginette Bolognese and the Smoked Brisket Sandwich. Everything we ordered was absolutely delicious. The servicing sizes are pretty big so you are likely to have leftovers. The service was superb and we were never left waiting. Great place for happy hour or a bite to eat.

I really want to love this place. Great ambiance, location, and busy but never packed. My first…read moreexperience was a takeout order during Covid to support local businesses. I don't like to review based on takeout so I left it be. It was nothing special and clearly previously frozen. Decided to stop in again but for brunch. They have a full bar but only list 3 drinks on the brunch menu. Mimosa, Irish coffee, and Bloody Mary. Their mimosas were a great pour and I didn't feel the need for more than one! We ordered the Crab Benedict and Eggs Florentine. Both had FANTASTIC flavor! Unfortunately, the poached eggs on the crab were practically hard boiled, and my Florentine was a soup. I had to drink the eggs. Not super pleasant. The flavor, as mentioned before, was yummy! Very buttery, with tangy roasted tomatoes. Service was good, and we didn't feel rushed. They have a host stand, but it wasn't super clear if you should seat yourself or not. I saw people doing both. Street parking but not too hard to find a spot. I will definitely give it one or two more tries and update my review. Need to go for dinner, and I'm curious to try their French toast!