Solid craft beer list for a college spot&mdash;had a few I hadn&#39;t seen before. The server really knew her stuff and helped me pick one for our group. Made choosing easy for a casual hangout.

The view from the 50th floor is the main draw. It&#39;s a unique perspective of the Minneapolis skyline you can&#39;t get elsewhere. Food was decent, but you&#39;re really paying for the location. Good for a business meeting or a quick drink.

The atmosphere is fun for watching the games. It&#39;s a college spot, so it gets packed on game days&mdash;parking was a bit of a hassle. But the staff was really friendly and handled the crowd well.

Our server really knew the menu and had some solid suggestions. Made picking out what to try way easier.

The server was really nice and even brought out little cups of sauce for us to try before we ordered. That was a nice touch. The wings and artichoke dip were both really good.

Cullen was a great waiter, very attentive. His suggestions were on point, especially the grilled salmon. The whole team worked well together. Food presentation was nice, but the pace between courses felt a bit slow for a business lunch.

Alex and Alexis are so attentive. They really helped me pick something fresh and light from the menu.

The honey cream cake was nice, but the portion was pretty small for the price.

Crab cakes were rich. Flavorful. Shared a few dishes with friends. That&rsquo;s the move here. Lets you try more of the menu. Good spot for sharing plates.

The server had awesome suggestions and was super helpful with my gluten-free request. Food came out fast too!

Great spot for a quick bite. Got the burger and fries. Food came out fast, which is what I needed. The place itself has a cool vibe with brick walls and nice lighting. Maybe a bit loud, but good for a fast lunch.

Came back after so many years. The dunkel beer and Bavarian pretzels were just as good as I remembered. What really stood out was the walleye fingers &ndash; the fish tasted incredibly fresh, not greasy at all. A solid choice.

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.

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.

Good food, and I like that they support the community. The burger was solid, cooked right. Service was efficient. A bit pricier than average, but you know some of that is going to a good cause.

The almond torta had a nice texture, and the rhubarb compote was a good match. Solid non-alcoholic options too.

Walk-in only, but the line moved fast. They handed out little cups of their house-made lemonade while we waited, which was a nice surprise. The lemonade had a hint of rosemary in it&mdash;really refreshing on a warm day.

Nice neighborhood spot. The beer flight was fun, but I really appreciated how fresh the ingredients in their small plates tasted.

The staff here are always so friendly. They remember our usual order, and they&#39;re just genuinely nice people. Makes you feel right at home.

Quick bite spot for lunch. Ordered the chicken sandwich to go. They had it ready in under 5 minutes. Sandwich was solid, hot and crispy. Exactly what I needed for a fast lunch break. No fuss.

The lamb gyro was so flavorful and tender. The space is cozy, just a few tables, but it feels really relaxed. Perfect for a quiet lunch.

Stopped by for a drink and tried their Old Fashioned. The bartender was super friendly and let me watch him make it. That&rsquo;s the kind of spot you want for a casual meet-up.

Been coming here for years, and that entrance on Marquette Ave. is a nice little touch. It just feels more welcoming than the 8th St. side. Always makes the start of a meal here a bit nicer.

The in-house brews are the star. Tried the Citra Pale Ale and the white stout &#39;Miss Me in the Dark&#39;. That stout was something else. Unique take on the style. Solid.

Solid spot for a business dinner. The whiskey selection is extensive and well-curated. Staff was prompt and professional. Food menu had good variety, though the steak was a bit overpriced for the portion. Convenient downtown location.

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