Terrific service Love their Bloody Mary's! The atmosphere is a wonderfully 80's esthetic with…read moremusic videos and movies always playing and music on making it a fun and exciting place to bring friends and family.

Hey y'all I'm baaaccckkk!!! And I'm still blown away by this incredible brunch/lunch spot! From the…read moremoment you walk in the BreakfastClub, you feel like you've stepped inside a literal cartoon, which is a total vibe. The menu is massive with so many delicious choices that it's hard to pick just one thing, but everything we ordered was absolute perfection. The ambiance is phenomenal, the food is stellar, and the service is completely top-notch. A huge shout-out to Riley, who brought the exact kind of zest, fire, and enthusiasm you want from someone who truly loves what they do! And I can NOT leave out the DJ! So much good music was played! Chef's kiss to the entire experience!Impeccable service all around. We will absolutely be back!

Parking was ample and the easy…read more Walk in and grab a menu and order at counter Left-about 5 booths Right- about 10 counter tables Farther right- huge area for families and groups Dessert counter with delicious and looked homemade cinnamon rolls, fruit tarts, scones. Looked so good!! Fresh orange juice is a huge bonus. What I am used to in Mexico and love!! Ordered simple egg, 2 meats and hash browns. Eggs looked fresh and tasted good. Bacon was thick but next time will ask for a bit crunchy. Hashbrowns were browned crispy. I had pancakes added for a small price as pancakes and french toast is a specialty they are known for. Light and tasty and they have "MN maple" which was delicious. I will come back again and try a Mexican breakfast burrito. I feel like that is going to be my go to. Counter service was excellent. Ambiance is local neighborhood vibe.

This place is conveniently near my favorite massage therapists, so today when I ended up having a…read moresession on an empty stomach, I was ready to eat somewhere closer than home. This is an order at the counter place, but staff is very helpful in explaining how it all works. I got a breakfast burrito and it arrived super fast. It was also big, stuffed full of beans, cheese and hashbrowns, so it kept me full all afternoon. The salsa on the side was tasty and has the kind of heat that sneaks up on you a bit. That just got me to get a glass of water in addition to my coffee, which was excellent. There were lovely looking pastries in the case but I resisted this time. I think there are 3 rooms, lots of wood on the walls and in the booth construction gives it a cozy feel. The all gender bathrooms are spotless.

I first went to Al's in the mid-80's, was a regular in the early 90's and early 00's. Hadn't gone…read moreback until recently. Still love this place and am becoming a regular again. I miss the crusty humor of Doug but believe Allison has done a great job (I was actually there on her first day of work!) of keeping the true spirit of Al's alive. They are one of my favorite places for hollandaise sauce!

Not for the claustrophobic! Also they only take cash or check. Also lots of other things…read more This place is so narrow it's barely three-dimensional. It is the breakfast-diner equivalent of a crowded subway train at rush hour. This place is basically a counter with about a dozen stools, and they serve breakfast staples every morning. There is no room behind the stools, and yet because people think this is a fun experience they wait in a line behind the stools. They sometimes move the stool people to different stools mid-meal to strategically fill stools with the stool-waitbehinders. It is a challenging experience. The food is not good enough to make up for the effort it takes to be here. In the past I've gotten normal, acceptable eggs/bacon meals. This time I got Eggs Benedict with nice, tart sauce. The eggs were a bit overdone, which is fine if you're not someone who likes a runny yolk situation. I also got hash browns which, on their own, tasted like they were steamed in bilge water. Most people probably put lots of ketchup or hot sauce on them. But you're kind of there for the experience. And it is an experience of cramming yourself in with hipsters and tolerating surly cooks who urgently shout to each other - right next to you - about needed ingredients while occasionally shaming you for not waiting in line correctly. The ambiance is not the slightest bit boring. If this review doesn't scare you away you will probably love it.

Excellent breakfast joint. Seems to be busy at all times, which is generally a good sign! It was…read morepacked but easy to navigate and didn't feel overly loud. I really enjoyed my chipotle Benedict and side of bacon! I was very impressed by the flavors. Please try them out if you're in the area!

We came in on a Sunday....Mother's Day no less, and thanks to their waitlist, we got in and out…read morequickly. We were coming from an appointment in Edina and assumed we'd be waiting for a while, but that wasn't the case at all. We walked in, I ran to the restroom, and they were already ready for us. The Edina location does feel a bit tight, I'm not sure why, but I would definitely recommend using the waitlist during peak times or you'll likely be waiting (there are several benches available to hang out on if you are waiting). The sourdough French toast is always my go-to, especially paired with their bacon. I should have gone with the short stack this time. That bacon is so good. I'm not sure were they get it from, but I'm a fan. Our food came out really fast. We were in and out in about 35 minutes. Typically, OPH is a five star experience, and based on the food alone, it absolutely still is. For me, the service fell a bit short this time. Both our server and others seemed a little off. For example, as we were leaving, I paused to let a server finish dropping off food at a nearby table. It was taking a bit, so I carefully moved past, which is exactly what I was trying to avoid. She turned and almost ran right into me, and the look I got in return just felt off. That said, it was Mother's Day, so giving some grace. Just not quite the usual experience.

Visited 4/11/26. Back at the Kenwood for brunch and it really never disappoints. My sister and I…read moremade a reservation in advance and were seated right away. I never find it too difficult parking in this neighborhood and managed to find street parking fairly easily. On this occasion, I got the huevos rancheros and my sister got à la carte options of an egg and fruit cup, fries, and a pancake to share. Cannot rave enough about the pancakes here and I'm not even a pancake person. Everything else was delicious and special shout out to the kenwood for the complimentary banana bread with the best butter ever. Definitely a worthwhile brunch

Stopped in after a ride around the Chain of Lakes. Ate outside and it was lovely. When asked for…read morerecommendations, the waiter said that if you loved baloney sandwiches as a child, the TK Mortadella was an upscale version, basically what baloney wished it could be. I have NEVER been a fan of baloney, but something about the way he described it made me want to try it. To be safe, we also ordered a pulled pork sandwich to split both. One ordered fries and one a salad, again, to split. That TK Mortadella was sooo good! Amazing blend of flavors on delicious house-made focaccia. The pulled pork was also good, but when I go again, I'm getting the mortadella. Cute inside, very nice service. Per usual, I forgot to take pix when the food first came out, so don't judge them on presentation. :)

I love checking out local diner eats when I travel, so when I saw this place I knew it was it…read more I got the Eggy's combo, which came with pancakes, eggs, and sausage patties (my absolute favorite way to eat breakfast sausages). Everything tasted great, and the eggs with cheese were cooked perfectly. The pancakes were a good size and it did not take long for me to get my order which I really appreciate it. Definitely recommend this place to check out if you're in the Minneapolis area for a solid local breakfast spot.

The Carajillo was bold and smooth--just the right kick. The…read morepoutine? Solid. Crispy fries, real cheese curds, and that gravy. Hard to find good poutine in Texas, so this one stood out.

Great spot for breakfast with an extensive menu including drinks. Decent value, good portions,…read morefriendly service.

What a fantastic brunch experience at Hen House Eatery! We visited on a busy Sunday without a…read morereservation, fully expecting a long wait, but were pleasantly surprised that we were seated right away at the bar. Such a great start to what turned out to be a wonderful brunch! I ordered a chai with English toffee syrup, and it was absolutely delicious! The English toffee added a lovely sweetness and richness to the chai, making it feel like such a comforting, indulgent treat. Definitely a great option if you're looking to switch up your usual coffee order. The star of the meal, though, was the House Omelette Special. Hands down, this was the best omelet I've had in the Twin Cities! It was perfectly cooked, fluffy, and packed with flavor. There's something special about a well-made omelet that gets all the little things right, and this one absolutely delivered. It was hearty, satisfying, and the kind of brunch dish that makes you want to come back just to order it again. We also tried the Vegetarian Eggs Benedict with vegan sausage, which was delicious! It's always nice to find vegetarian options that feel just as thoughtfully prepared as the classics. The combination made for a hearty, comforting meal, and the vegan sausage was a great addition. Everything had that wonderful homemade quality that made the dish feel less like restaurant food and more like a really good brunch cooked with care. What I loved most about Hen House Eatery was how homely and welcoming the whole experience felt. Despite how busy it was, we never felt rushed, and being seated at the bar turned out to be a perfectly lovely way to enjoy our meal. It's the kind of place that makes brunch feel relaxed, comforting, and genuinely enjoyable. Hen House Eatery has definitely made it onto our Minneapolis brunch list, and I'm already looking forward to coming back. Between the fantastic omelet, delicious chai, and satisfying vegetarian options, there's plenty to love here. Highly recommend for a weekend brunch in Minneapolis! Come hungry, and if the House Omelette Special is on the menu, do yourself a favor and try it.

Great pancakes, so many flavors & they can be made gluten free!!! We love coming here, it gets busy…read moreso a reservation is important.

This is a pretty busy location, but moves quickly for how many people were waiting. I'm impressed!…read moreI really liked the specials menu that had some more unique options like the maple syrup latte and crab cake Benedict I was able to order. Ambience was good and our server was attentive. Parking is in a shared lot, so it's a little hard to find parking near the restaurant. I do wish the waitlist feature was a bit more helpful - this OPH allows you to join a waitlist, but never shares where in line you are which makes it tough to gauge when to show up/join the waitlist. Overall, I'll definitely be picking this OPH over some others due to the faster service!

The matcha at Fufu's is incredible! It's the only place I've seen in the Twin Cities with such rich…read morematcha - they even have a 9g double matcha! I recently went to try a special, the Cookies & Cream Matcha Float. It was a cold-whisked matcha sweetened with vanilla, topped with a vanilla bean soft serve, cookie crumbles, and a deep fried Oreo. The owner was really nice to everyone the whole time I was there, and it was clearly a very busy day! The place is also super cute!

I don't know how many reviews I can write about a single place. But I don't think I can stop…read moretalking about thirty-Six café. I always recommended it, if anyone's craving Matcha, a little pick me up, or a sweet treat. Service is always amazing. They are so happy to help and excited to see you. The owner is also so kind and so involved, it's amazing seeing café owned by a woman doing so well!! The hours it's the only thing that I would complain about, just because if it was up to me, I would want them open 24/7. I would double check their hours before coming. Also check their socials too, they do new flavors very often!! Parking on Grand Ave is always a little bit of a mess. But this place is so worth it!

Incredible service and gorgeous dog friendly patio! The food and atmosphere is absolutely amazing…read more The pancakes are 5 star and a must try. And normally you wouldn't get excited about oatmeal, but the "banana nut oatmeal"... wow! So delicious!! We were just passing through Minneapolis and happened to go here. So glad we did!! It did not disappoint!

I'm a savory breakfast type-of-person so I ordered eggs Benedict for myself and strawberries cream…read morepancakes for my kids. I fell in love with pancakes. They were moist, had a little bit of saltiness to them (I'm guessing from butter), so good even without syrup. On the other hand tho, the egg Benedict was dreadful. The hollandaise sauce seems to be the problem. Literally tasted like hospital food, 0/10 for the Benedict. I would also switch out the Canadian bacon for better quality. I also wish the waiter had been more lively and attentive. Overall I would come back, literally for the pancakes!!