Went there last night finally... was very happy/impressed with Phenomenal food, Prime rib was…read moreamazing.. sides, apps way better then alot of the local places ... will be going that alot more now..price was right and alot of food !

Some of the best food ever! They have actual food made from…read morerecipes! A modern miracle! Ownership and staff are fabulous! If you are looking for a great meal and a good cocktail you can't go wrong. St. Patrick's Day corned beef and cabbage was fantastic! The place has recently undergone a remodel and is looking great!

No complaints. Always fast fun and friendly! I guess my only suggestion is they could have a bigger…read moreparking lot.

The service was amazing. The restaurant was nearly full, but we didn't have to wait for a table,…read moreand our drinks and food came quickly. The weight staff was tremendous. Friendly, efficient, and fast. The food is very good. A generous helping of coleslaw on the side of a burger. The Blue Moon beer is really good on tap.

My rating is 3.5 stars. I'm rounding up…read more My friend has wanted to drive up to the Twin Cities to meet up with me whenever I'm in town for a Wild game. For the past three tries, this plan hasn't worked out. She lives in northern Iowa. Our midpoint is Rochester, where she still works, and I used to work and live. I am always fine driving down to my old stomping grounds. Rochester has changed so much that I am always figuring things out. We had lunch at Fiesta Cafe Bar on a Monday. She had a medical appointment at the Mayo Clinic (Rochester's biggest employer) in the afternoon, so we met up at 11:30 am to make sure that we had plenty of time to chat and have a leisurely meal. I will admit that I don't normally eat that early, but I had a light breakfast earlier to compensate. Back in the day, this place used to be Fiesta Mexicana. It used to be off Highway 52. My friend was the one who introduced me to the place. We loved the lunch specials. They were affordable, extensive, and good. I had no problem finding this restaurant. There was plenty of parking. I backed into a spot and walked in. I was greeted by a nice woman who would ultimately be our server. I started saying that I needed a table of two and she astutely said that someone was waiting for me. I saw the top of my friend's head in a booth, thanked her, and walked over. I was five minutes late. If you have ever met up with me, I'm pretty punctual. I got stuck at a railway crossing roughly a third of my way down here. It happens. My friend completely understood. This cafe is like a little Mexican oasis away from reality. The painted artwork on the walls and ceilings is gorgeous. If you ever go into the bar, check out the bar chairs and tables. The folks who painted and orchestrated such beauty need an award! There were warm chips and salsa waiting for us. They were exactly how I remembered them tasting. The chips were crispy, warm, and delicately salted. The salsa was fresh and yummy. We got menus. We were both disappointed that the extensive selection of lunch items was gone. Instead, this selection has moved over to the dinner menu. I asked our server about the lunch special that day. It was two tacos with your choice of protein. You can either get hard or soft shells. It comes with rice and refried beans. My friend also went to the main entrance to take a look at other food and drink features. We both went with the taco lunch special. I went with pulled beef and soft shells. I had had Taco Bell the night before and got hard shell tacos. I wasn't thinking that I'd be having better tacos the following day. Hunger after a hockey game messes me up... haha! My friend got the same taco special. She went with one hard shell and one soft shell. One had pulled beef. The other one had ground beef. She also got guacamole on the side, which we both split. I was excited when our food came. It tasted just like how I remember the food at the old place. The pulled beef was flavourful and yummy. It just melted in my mouth. The downside to having one of the soft shells on top of the refried beans is that it gets soggy. I had no problem eating the first one that didn't touch the beans with my hands. The other one required eating it with a knife and fork. They were yummy nevertheless. I love refried beans. I don't have them often, which explains why I love them. The rice was flavourful and done perfectly. My friend was equally happy eating her meal. She loves guacamole and loved how fresh it was. I loved mine so much that I put it inside my tacos. It was creamy and delicious. We both used the women's washroom separately. It was clean and spacious. No complaints here. She insisted on grabbing the tab. It was sweet of her. We talked for a good half an hour after we had eaten before we parted ways. I enjoyed having decent Mexican food in Rochester again. I'd love to come back for dinner and give the cool combos a try. (116)

Took my mom out to lunch at Fiesta, no one there and we waited 15 minutes for service. I got up to…read morefind someone to order and waitress was sitting at a table doing nothing. She never came back to check on us instead. She sat at the desk talking on the phone. Food wasn't so great either but.

This was delicious food. The staff was very helpful. The portions were generous, and we had…read moreleftovers. It was an easy walk from the Marriott hotel. We will definitely be back.

The staff's attitude was very poor and unhelpful. What made the situation worse was that we were…read morestill charged for the food that was brought incorrectly. The food quality was also disappointing and did not meet our expectations.

Sweet people. Clean environment ambience was wonderful. Will definitely come back…read more Love, trying different cuisines

Sports platter is good for 4+ people. Samboosa are great. I liked chicken and fish more than lamb…read moreand beef.

Delicious sums up my first experience at Lumi.. I have wanted to try this restaurant for the past…read moreyear, but with so many options in the downtown Rochester area, I tend to choose the same places. This time I chose Lumi and was not disappointed! From the very flavorful appetizer ( Muhammara) that I will crave forever complimentary puff bread, to the savory Turkish take on a beef stroganoff..which left our mouths filled with warm, toasty spice flavors.. which lingered well after the meal was done, to a more simple but equally as perfect in its own right.. Schnitzel! Crispy. Crust.. the best garlic mashed potatoes & both dishes came with a generous side of roasted Brussel sprouts! There was so much food & we brought leftovers home! We both are excited to return - & talked about the food the whole way home! Our server was helpful & explained what the items were and the interior of the restaurant is tastefully decorated, upscale (but we walked in casual & did not feel out of place). Lumi would be a perfect place for a date.. or with a group of friends!

Ordered the salmon with spinach sauce I had 4 months ago that was the best dish of my life. I…read moreasked for no garlic in the sauce (just like I did 4 months ago). The waiter told me they could not make the sauce without garlic which was puzzling. When the dish came out, it had a side of Brussels sprouts and mashed potatoes. I told them it was supposed to have spinach and that I didn't order Brussels sprouts and could not eat them. When they brought the dish back, it had spinach on top of the salmon and the waiter said it came with Brussels sprouts. The menu had no mention of Brussels sprouts...... I happened to have a photo on my phone of the meal 4 months ago as it was so memorable. When I showed it to the waiter, he simply said, it comes with Brussels sprouts. This was not the meal I had enjoyed previously, the salmon was dry, the potatoes were dry, I didn't get sauce, and Brussels sprouts were forced on me. I was extremely disappointed with the lack of customer service and the poor quality of my meal.

So I want to give a very honest review, I've been to Grizzly's twice. The first time was amazing,…read morethe food was incredible. The service was incredible. I went with my son in laws during a pretty busy time of the day and we got our food quickly. Everyone loved their food. It's a very nice looking clean restaurant, I love walking in and being able to see the wood fire burning. I was excited to take my wife for lunch about two weeks later, because I had such a great first experience - and had bragged about the food quality. So we ordered and when our food came, I noticed right away mine looked a little less impressive than the first time I had been there. On first bite, I noticed that it did not taste the same at all. I'm probably gonna butcher the name of the dish, but I had the brisket rigatoni stroganoff, the first and second time and the difference in taste and quality between the two was crazy. My wife ordered a smashburger with fries and did not like her meal. The quality was definitely off the second time. I asked to speak to the manager, and he came out and was so nice and very apologetic, he actually sat down at our table with us and talked to us for a little bit. I definitely did not want to leave a bad review because I think it was just an off day, which every restaurant has. The amazing food the first time couldn't have been a fluke - it was just too good. They're a new restaurant, so I think they just need to focus on consistency. I'm definitely gonna go back and give it another try and I encourage you, if you're looking for a new place to eat in town, to give it a try.

This was our first time at Grizzly's. Service was good, if a bit understaffed. Super friendly…read more Brisket got high marks. Chopped pork was very good. Baby backs were good, but slightly overcooked. Coleslaw was great. Muffins were great. Beans were OK. The atmosphere is very good. Adequate lighting. Quiet enough for conversation. Parking is challenging. We will be back.

Eclectic fare in the Mayo Clinic and IBM town of Rochester -- there it is. I mean, really -- they…read moreplayfully fuse so many different cuisines on a single menu, it's kind'a dizzying. South American, East Asian, Medi, French, Spanish, Italian. Crazy, brave, but fun, and in the end actually quite pleasing to the palate. They take pride in a large library of wines, so there's always gonna be something that will complement your meal well. But the crazy variety of dominant flavors in each of the entrees offered just means you probably won't find a single bottle of wine to go well with everybody's dinner. The setting is metropolitan and relaxed: part bistro, part rustic cafe; and the staff are attentive, though probably not always familiar enough with the restaurant's offerings to lend a suggestion to indecisive members of your party. The desserts are fantastic. Leave room!!

They recently changed it to 300 first and the menu has changed A LOT! I kinda liked it better…read morebefore. Now it is more casual. The food is still really good though.