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    World Street Kitchen

    4.0 (5 reviews)
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    Lu's Sandwiches

    4.0(21 reviews)
    0.7 miUniversity

    We got the Vietnamese coffee and the pork banh mi there…read more The service was super fast and the people were very friendly.When you get your sandwich, you get to help build it, so you get the "Subway" feel. I would say this is one of the best banh mi I've had in Minnesota. I'll definitely need to go back.

    Working closeby, I'm always looking for quick, easy, and healthy options to grab when I don't bring…read morea lunch with me! Lu's has been on my shortlist for a while! Parking is a bit tough in this part of town, but there are some street parking spots available on nearby streets. The space itself is tucked between a few other establishments. It is small, with tables for groups of two and four, which is perfect for the students and staff passing through. The staff is always very helpful and friendly when I stop by! This spot is known for its Bahn Mi and Rice Bowls! I always get a Bahn Mi, which comes in small (plenty for one meal) or a large (perfect for leftovers or to split). The pork is my favorite, which is always tender, flavorful, and piled high! The sandwich also comes with a plethora of traditional veggies, including carrots, cucumber, jalapenos, and cilantro! The crusty, crunchy bread really makes this sandwich! I like mine with pate and mayo for a bit of creaminess! Never hurts to add a side of their freshly fried cream cheese wontons! The serving size of everything is also a great value for the cost. Truly one of my favorite slightly hidden gems in the Stadium Village area. Will be returning regularly!

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    Lu's Sandwiches - Inside seating and wall decor

    Inside seating and wall decor

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    Banh MI Sandwich, Pork and Shrimp springrolls, and a cup of delicious Green Tea Latte

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    EaTo - Bolognese

    EaTo

    4.3(241 reviews)
    2.5 miDowntown Minneapolis

    Eato was the perfect stop after spending the morning at the local farmers market! My friends and I…read moregrabbed a table on their adorable patio and had such a great overall experience. Even sitting outside, the service was attentive and welcoming. I was craving something light, healthy, and refreshing, and ended up ordering the Beet Steak salad -- it was SO good and honestly the highlight of my experience! The inside of the restaurant is just as cute and stylish as the patio, with a warm atmosphere that makes you want to stay awhile. Since Eato is especially known for their Italian dishes, I'm already looking forward to coming back to try more from the menu!

    Eato was a bit of a mixed bag for me. The space is kind of odd. It feels like it is trying to be an…read moreupscale restaurant, but the attached market and the cheap-feeling seating make the whole experience feel a little confused. Even the music felt all over the place and skewed very Gen Z, which added to the identity crisis. Service, however, was excellent. Our server was incredibly kind, accommodating, and full of great recommendations. They were easily one of the best parts of the meal. The appetizers were mostly the highlight. The spinach and bacon dip was really good, though the bacon had an almost hot dog-like flavor that was a little unexpected. The fried Brie was delicious. Super soft, rich, and packed with flavor. It is definitely a heavy dish, though, and the saltiness starts to catch up with you after a few bites. The pasta chips were a miss. They tasted stale and were so hard that they were honestly a little painful to eat. The focaccia was also underwhelming. It was literally just bread and did not bring much flavor to the table. For my main, I had the chicken Parmesan. It was perfectly fine, but very basic. Exactly what you would expect and not much more. It was a little bland and could have used more seasoning to make it stand out. Overall, Eato had some bright spots, especially the service and a couple of the appetizers, but the uneven atmosphere and mostly average food kept it at a solid three stars.

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    Funky, cool look

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