Ordered inside, they brought it out to my car. Good system during the pandemic. The picnic tables across the street were an option too. Simple and worked well.

Stopped by for a bite after hiking in Taylors Falls. It&#39;s a convenient little spot. I tried the fish and chips&mdash;the batter was super crispy and the portion was huge. Just what I needed.

The staff was friendly and knew the menu well. They gave good suggestions on what to pair with our wine. Service was prompt, no long waits between courses. A solid, efficient experience.

Krista and Patrick were on point tonight. They remembered my name, checked in just enough. Felt like a regular even though it was my first time.

Stopped by for a late brunch and got the build-your-own burger. Added a fried egg on top, which was a solid move. Patty was cooked just right. Pretty chill spot to hang for a bit.

Decent spot for an airport. The nachos are a pretty good size to share. Caramel apple pie was warm and hit the spot. Portions are generous overall, though the place was a bit loud.

The ice cream is really good, but it&#39;s a bit pricey. A single scoop is like $6.50. The sundaes are worth the wait, though.

Staff was super nice, offered a free refill while I waited. Got the chicken doner wrap. Lavash bread is legit. Meat was a little dry though.

The omakase at the chef&#39;s counter was great. Really enjoyed watching them work&mdash;you could tell they put a lot of care into each piece.

The oxtail was the star for me. So rich and savory, the meat just fell off the bone. Perfect for a chilly evening. A little on the heavy side, but exactly what I was craving.

Tyler S. was great. Solo visit, happy hour. French 75 was on point. Oysters and truffle fries were solid. Good spot for a quick bite.

The oysters here are always so fresh, you can really taste the quality. I appreciate that they&#39;re sustainably sourced. The brunch is a nice option for a weekend treat in this neighborhood.

Sticky toffee cake was the highlight. So good we got a second one to go. It&#39;s warm, moist, and that sauce... just hits the spot. A bit sweet, but that&#39;s the point.

The staff here is always so friendly, even when the place is packed. They handle the rush really well, which makes the whole meal feel relaxed.

The shishito peppers are a solid starter. Not too spicy, with a nice sweet finish. The lime and cotija cheese really work.

The happy hour cheese curds and tots were solid, but the real win was the drink specials. Perfect pairing for a quick bite.

I&#39;m a regular here with a punch card. Their frostbite ice cream is a must-try. They make their own PB cups, but they&#39;re so popular they often sell out. The oatmeal cream pie cookies are also fantastic.

The Chicken Fantastic is seriously fantastic. I also tried the veggie version and it was just as good. Love that they have halal and vegetarian options too.

Tom&#39;s food was fresh and light, which is exactly what I look for before a flight. Didn&#39;t feel like typical airport fare at all.

Great mezcal selection here. The bartender was patient, walked me through a few options. I went with a smoky one that paired nicely with the tacos. Margaritas are solid too, but the mezcal flight is the move if you&#39;re curious.

The patio is gorgeous. Brick pavers, a pergola, and a little waterfall. Found this hidden gem in Golden Valley. It&#39;s such a peaceful spot to unwind.

Been a regular here for a bit. The food&#39;s always fresh, which I love. You can tell it&#39;s a small spot that really cares about what they&#39;re putting out.

Love that they have a solid menu with gluten-free and veggie options. The fact that everything&#39;s made from scratch really shows. The space itself is bright and airy, with lots of natural light from the big windows. Just a really pleasant spot to sit and enjoy a meal.

Coalition&#39;s happy hour is my go-to for a quick bite. Solid portions, quality ingredients. Cocktails are spot on. It&#39;s quiet in the afternoons, perfect for a solo drink and a small plate. Gets the job done.

The green sauce enchiladas had a nice kick, and the skirt steak was solid&mdash;even had leftovers. What really stood out was their wine list; found a Spanish red that paired beautifully with the steak. The patio was a bit breezy, but still a nice spot.

The eggs benedict here is the real deal. Perfectly poached eggs and that hollandaise was so good. It&rsquo;s a bright, cheerful spot for a weekend brunch with friends. Coffee came out fast and stayed hot.

Nice view of the river from the rooftop. The outdoor seats were comfy even when it got a bit chilly.

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