Cafeteria-style setup with clearly designated hot and cold food areas creates an efficient flow. Comfortable and welcoming atmosphere features large jars of fruit or lemon water and outdoor seating with a nice window view. The place draws a steady crowd seeking quick, tasty lunches in a relaxed skyway environment.
Eggs Benedict and biscuits with gravy stand out for breakfast. The Patty Melt burger and breakfast burrito with hash browns offer solid American classics.
Breakfast features a great sandwich special and a solid choice of items. It suits morning meetings and casual meetups in the skyway with consistently good quality.
"This lunch spot is fast and friendly."
"I had their Great Breakfast Sandwich, it changed everything."
"The breakfast burrito and hash browns are tasty American food."
Good to know
Expect long lines between 11:30 and 12:15 on weekdays.
The place closes early, so plan your visit accordingly.
The line moves quickly, even during busy hours.
Space combines mid-century modern design with twinkling starburst ceiling and neon-lit walls creating a retro, artsy vibe. Live music fills the room, sometimes loud, adding energy to the atmosphere. Comfortable seating and cocktail tables encourage relaxed conversation and socializing.
Eggs Benedict comes with a flaky puff pastry instead of an English muffin, giving it a unique twist. The menu includes a New York strip steak cooked just right, a well-dressed fried chicken sandwich with coleslaw, and a fresh Cobb salad.
Hearty portions come with homemade jam and chicken sausage. Thick baguette slices make the French toast stand out. Breakfast sandwiches feature seasoned ham and hollandaise, served quickly and tasty.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for happy hour to secure a table.
Happy hour runs from 4-6pm with discounted drinks and appetizers.
Parking can be challenging; consider arriving early or using public transport.
Small diner with old school charm and vintage vibes creates a cozy, friendly atmosphere that feels like stepping back in time. Chill energy and neighborhood feel make it a relaxing spot with both counter and table seating. Walls display history, adding to its unique, authentic character.
Patty melt stands out as a delicious option, capturing classic American diner vibes. The menu includes grilled cheese, onion rings, and traditional sodas, all served in a retro hamburger setting.
Classic all-American diner serves a small menu with hearty breakfast options. The breakfast is well-made and satisfying to start the day.
Good to know
The diner serves breakfast all day from 9 AM to 3 PM.
Prices are reasonable, with meals averaging around $10-$15.
Credit cards are accepted, but cash is preferred for small orders.
Rooms feature spacious layouts with bold patterns and vintage-inspired decor. Lobby hosts a lively bar with velvet seating and warm lighting, creating a modern yet fun atmosphere. Staff maintain a down-to-earth vibe, supporting a clean and quiet environment despite some street noise.
Meals include Cobb salad, French onion soup, and puffed pastry eggs Benedict. Breakfast features tasty hash browns. Carolina Reaper wings sometimes replace Buffalo wings.
Complimentary breakfast includes pastries, coffee, cereal, and waffle breakfast sandwiches. A very wide variety of breakfast items is available.
Good to know
Parking costs $35 a day and is very expensive.
The hotel is within a five-minute walk to the Target Center.
The restaurant offers good food and drinks.
Classic diner setting combines with neon signs and open patios to create a lively, welcoming space. Energy shifts from relaxed daytime vibes to late-night buzz with an arcade bar upstairs. The atmosphere embraces diversity and community, making it a hub for all walks of life.
Eggs Benedict stands out as phenomenal here. The biscuits and gravy come across as divine. The menu also features a huge club sandwich with fries and flavorful buffalo wings.
Breakfast includes all-day options with a variety like poutine, eggs benedict, and vegan choices. Service is attentive with staff like Alex and Nathan providing prompt, efficient care.
Good to know
The Nicollet Diner is open 24 hours a day, making it a late-night option.
Happy hour offers two-for-one drinks until 7 PM on weekdays.
The diner hosts a popular drag show event on certain nights.
Post-industrial decor blends with a hidden greenhouse patio featuring TVs and fans. Music plays loudly, creating a rocking atmosphere where people dance and enjoy themselves. The vibe is warm and outdoorsy on the patio, contrasting with a darker, less inviting interior.
Shrimp and cheesy grits stand out with rich flavors. Fried chicken cooks to order, stays hot, and has a texture like Hickory Hut chicken. Catfish pairs well with its sauce or hot sauce, and chicken wings make solid takeout choices.
Breakfast features southern style dishes like shrimp and grits and cheese grits. The menu includes breakfast combos with exceptional biscuits, breakfast sandwiches, and sides like French toast and breakfast potatoes.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended on weekends due to high demand.
Expect a $20 entry fee during busy nights.
Parking can be difficult; consider arriving early.
Bright orange accents and large windows create a unique design with plenty of natural light. The vibe is cozy and relaxed, suitable for working or casual dining, though music volume varies. Seating is comfortable and varied, with many tables offering outlets for convenience.
Tomato soup pairs well with grilled cheese, which features processed and shredded cheese but can look unappetizing. Philly cheesesteak bagel sandwich and breakfast items like burritos and classic sandwiches are also available.
Breakfast features hearty sandwiches like the steak, egg, and cheese bagel and Momma's Breakfast Sandwich. The made-to-order breakfast burrito comes with a side and strong beef flavor, offering great value and size.
Good to know
Expect a short wait time of about 3 to 5 minutes for orders.
Parking is available on the street, but it may not be free.
The cafe offers a full menu for breakfast, lunch, and ice cream.
Cozy bistro with warm atmosphere and historic charm offers outdoor cafe tables and classic cocktails. Background music includes old movies and curated playlists enhancing the inviting vibe. Space feels intimate, suited for relaxed gatherings and post-event drinks.
Henry VIII hamburger stands out as a signature dish, broiled in a traditional style. Classic American dishes like steak au poivre vert, meatloaf, and eggs benedict with hash browns also feature prominently.
Breakfast features crepe-like pancakes, fresh squeezed orange juice, and thick bacon. Staff during breakfast are kind and attentive, creating a nice atmosphere for groups or solo visits.
Good to know
Half of the menu is often unavailable, so check before ordering.
Parking requires a ticket from the main desk, which can be challenging.
Prices are high, so be prepared for a premium dining experience.
Rooftop bar and grill offers lively atmosphere with a DJ and live performances creating high energy and loud noise levels. Guests enjoy great city views and bottomless mimosas during brunch. The space suits groups looking for a vibrant social setting with music and entertainment.
Brunch features eggs Benedict with several variations and strong flavors. Dishes like Lobster Mac and Cheese and chicken Cajun Alfredo offer rich, hearty options.
Breakfast features a Breakfast Chimichanga and beef medallions with eggs. The breakfast sampler offers a variety, though the potatoes lack flavor and freshness.
Good to know
The drag brunch requires a $25 cover charge on weekends.
Reservations are recommended for the drag brunch due to high demand.
The venue has no guest parking available; consider public transport.