Over priced, not good food. I ordered a 1/2 grilled cheese sandwich on gluten free bread & tomato basil soup. $12!! It was a very, very small 1/2 sandwich partially grilled then a very small cup (not bowl) that contained about 1/3 cup of 'soup' that was so thick (and partly burnt) it shouldn't have been called soup. We were very disappointed and will not return.
It was a great experience! Our server was friendly and helpful. The food was great! I tried the Loon omelet with gluten free toast. So yummy!! Love that they support gluten free and still make it taste so good. Thank you!
Workhorse is one of my favorite coffee shops in the Twin Cities! I've never been disappointed with anything here. The blueberry cornbread muffin is one of my faves even though I'm not gluten-free. You have to try the miel as well as the pumpkin cream cheese muffin. I also love how there's no upcharge for milk alternatives.
The service here is always super friendly and I feel so welcomed.
Loved the scallop tacos. Very nice ambiance. Good for gluten-free options including chocolate flourless torte for desert. The manager told me she was Celiac. She said they usually have gluten-free chips but they were out when I was there.
The best teeny tiny co-op! Lots of hard to find items, like vegan and gluten free groceries. They carry Bogarts donuts and have a nice hot soup area where they usually have a veg/vegan option and 1-3 other soups!
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Joel Rogness
A very nice restaurant - I thought the food was just good though - not fantastic. It's not terribly inventive, just ... good! It's good. It just feels like a new iteration of an old idea. Nothing wrong with it, but nothing exciting either. We had a very nice unremarkable dinner. It was also my father in law's eightieth birthday.
Excellent service regarding his Celiac gluten requirements - they printed him a special menu with only gluten free items.
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