Bright, clean space with modern design and natural light creates a welcoming, peaceful atmosphere. Seating is spacious and self-service amenities like microwaves and water stations support a relaxed pace. The vibe blends cozy comfort with a fresh, airy feel reminiscent of morning street food scenes.
BBQ pork buns stand out for being moist and flavorful. The bakery also offers chicken curry buns and ham & cheese buns that pair well with the soft, tasty bread.
Breads here are fresh and packed with flavor, especially the spicy curry bread and pineapple bread. Steamed baos are airy and perfectly QQ, with better bread texture than denser, less proofed options elsewhere.
Good to know
Parking is available, but it can be limited on weekends.
The bakery sells out of items quickly, so arrive early.
A minimum purchase is required for card payments.
Barbecue restaurant with cozy seating and playful pig decor creates a fun, inviting atmosphere. Multiple big screens at the well-equipped bar show sports, while a patio and private party area offer flexible seating options. Noise levels stay moderate, supporting easy conversation during meals.
Barbecue here stands out for its flavor-focused sauces, including a notably spicy option. The quality consistently ranks among the best BBQ in Minnesota, with a strong reputation for amazing smoked meats.
Corn bread comes with honey butter that adds a sweet, creamy touch. It appears as a corn bread muffin alongside meat plates and pairs well with BBQ dishes.
Good to know
Happy hour offers 50% off bourbon on Mondays.
Expect longer wait times during weekend dinner hours.
The menu may vary; some items like the slop bucket sandwich are no longer available.
Bar and social club setting with outdoor picnic tables welcomes dogs and live music. Atmosphere feels laid back and divey, with classic rock music and lively conversations. Hidden BBQ pit serves food in a casual, cozy environment that invites hanging out with friends.
BBQ rivals Kansas City in quality with fantastic smoked meats that stand out in the Midwest. The flavors are rich and authentic, surpassing typical chain offerings.
Combo plates include tasty corn bread and waffle fries. Pulled pork sandwich uses sandwich bread instead of a bun. Corn bread also appears alongside ribs, brisket, Mac, and baked beans.
Good to know
Expect a 30-minute wait for food during peak hours.
Sunday Funday offers discounted drinks and BBQ orders until 8pm.
Parking can be limited during busy times, so plan accordingly.
Bright space with floor-to-ceiling windows and modern design creates a welcoming, clean atmosphere. Noise levels rise during busy times, adding energy to the environment. Drive-thru lane offers convenient access for mobile orders.
BBQ sandwiches come with bold flavors and stay fresh. Options like BBQ brisket and pulled pork pair well with soups such as mushroom or chile potato.
Complimentary ancient grains bread comes with meals and pairs well with soups and salads. The bread tastes smooth and is often served alongside a chocolate-dipped strawberry.
Good to know
The drive-thru is not plowed during winter, making access difficult.
Café Zupas offers a try 2 menu for a good value.
You need to create an account to place an order, no guest checkout available.
Small space with nostalgic music playing overhead creates a warm, welcoming vibe reminiscent of a classic soul food movie. The atmosphere feels like home with southern roots, filled with joy and energy despite limited seating and a standing line to order.
BBQ ribs come with Mac and cheese and collard greens that stand out. BBQ wings and catfish also appear on the menu.
Corn bread stands out with its perfect texture and flavor, even appealing to those who usually avoid it. Every plate includes this absolutely perfect corn bread.
Good to know
Expect wait times of over an hour during peak hours.
The restaurant runs out of popular dishes quickly, especially close to closing time.
Orders should be placed ahead of time to reduce wait times.
Barbecue restaurant with live music on a big stage and a high-end sound system creates a lively atmosphere. Decor includes murals, a cool bar area, and mismatched seating like church pews, giving a laid-back vibe. The crowd is energetic, and the place fills up with few regular tables available.
Barbecue spareribs stand out with rich flavor and tender texture. Friendly staff offer a variety of BBQ sauces to sample, enhancing the experience.
Corn bread fritters stand out with their crispy texture and flavorful bite. The bread overall is good and pairs well with other items like guilt-free fries.
Good to know
Brunch is offered on Sundays with a special menu.
Trivia night happens every Wednesday at 7pm with no entry fee.
Live blues music is featured on weekends starting at 8pm.
Steakhouse offers a loud atmosphere with line dancing by staff and peanuts at every table. Seating feels crammed and busy, creating a lively but chaotic vibe. The place draws families and groups, especially during special nights with entertainment for kids.
BBQ ribs come out very good and the BBQ chicken breast stays moist and tender. The BBQ sauce is generous and flavorful, often served with extra on the side.
Bread arrives quickly and stands out for its phenomenal softness and pairing with honey butter. It complements meals focused on steak and sides well.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended during dinner hours to avoid long waits.
Expect a 15-minute wait time during peak dinner hours.
Parking is ample, but can fill up quickly during busy times.
Soul food restaurant offers a cozy, family-style atmosphere with walls adorned by black history posters and celebrity tributes. R&B and gospel music play softly, creating a nostalgic and inviting vibe. The space feels like an old-school momma's house, emphasizing comfort and cultural pride.
Barbecue chicken falls off the bone and packs a lot of flavor. Options include smothered wings, jerk chicken, and fried chicken, all served with sides like collard greens, candied yams, and mac and cheese.
Corn bread stands out with a moist texture and rich flavor. It pairs well with collard greens and Brussels sprouts served here.
Good to know
Parking is limited to street parking only, with no dedicated parking lot.
The buffet option closes an hour earlier than listed online.
They charge $9.95 per pound for food, not an all-you-can-eat buffet.