The back patio under that big tree is a gem. Their draft lager was a surprisingly good match for the classic hot dog.

The team was super helpful when our outdoor plans got rained out. They moved everything inside without a fuss!

The blackened walleye was perfectly cooked. The service was attentive without being overbearing. A solid first meal in the Twin Cities.

Aaron was a solid server. I got the cheese ravioli, it was fine. But I tried a bite of my husband&#39;s lasagna and man, that was the move. Should&#39;ve gone with that. The big parking lot out back is super convenient.

The tots here are fantastic, honestly some of the best I&#39;ve had. The burger was good. What really stood out was how comfortable the booths were - you can actually settle in and relax for a while.

Love the happy hour here! The pizza is always spot-on, and the vibe is just right for a chill evening. It&#39;s become my go-to spot in the neighborhood.

Nice spot for a family dinner. The vibe is lively but not too loud. Parking was easy and free, which is a plus. Food was decent, though the pasta could have been a bit warmer.

First time here. The French toast was spot on - crispy outside, soft inside, not too sweet. Our waiter was just really attentive without being overbearing. That kind of service is nice.

The breakfast burger special was pretty good. Our server suggested it, and she was attentive with our drinks. The burger itself was decent, though the bun got a bit soggy by the end. A solid choice for a casual brunch.

First time here and I&#39;m glad I tried the crab dip. So creamy and warm, perfect with the chips. The menu has way more than just burgers.

Saturday night was packed and loud, but the staff stayed chill even when slammed. Drinks are priced okay. Got there after 10 and had to wait a bit, which was expected.

Been coming here for years, and the service is always consistent. The staff remembers my usual order, and they&#39;re just genuinely nice people. It&#39;s that kind of reliable, friendly vibe that keeps me coming back.

Stopped in after a lakeside walk in Excelsior. The ingredients are just so fresh&mdash;you can really taste it in the simple grilled fish. That was the highlight for me.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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 neighborhood spot. The owner is super friendly and they even run a little food pantry for the community.

Two meals for under $30? That&#39;s a solid deal. My plate was loaded with fresh ingredients, tasted way better than I expected for the price. Honestly can&#39;t complain.

The grilled chicken bowl was so fresh and tasty! The vibe in the log cabin is cozy, but it does get pretty loud in the bar area. Had to lean in close to hear my friend 😅 Still, a fun spot for a casual catch-up.

A reliable neighborhood spot. The staff is always so friendly, and the food is consistently good.

Solid food, fair prices. But a heads up: some of the entrees don&#39;t come with a side. My pasta was tasty, just felt a bit light without a salad or bread.

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.

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