We were trying to go to Sphynx, but it seems like they are either not open or have combined with…read moreMaxwell. I ordered the Lamb Gyro. This was a standard late-night gyro. The pita is not homemade and hot-fresh, but it's still chewy and soft. The gyro meat was salty and greasy and chewy. The tzatziki balanced out the greasiness of the lamb. All around this is not a bad spot to stop for late night and satisfy your fourth meal cravings. It's not exceptional, but it's fine.

Honestly there are better places for middle eastern food in the cities. The food itself was pretty…read moregood and it reheated really well, portion sizes were HUGE! But it all kind of tasted the same, so I was disappointed that there wasn't more variety in flavor. I was also a little disappointed by their gluten free options, and definitely still had a gluten reaction only eating the things labeled gf. Luckily I have an intolerance, and not celiac, but celiac folx I would say it may be best to avoid this place. It took 45 minutes for our food to come out, which was also rather disappointing. You order at the counter and they bring your food to you. The art they have up in the space is really lovely! But overall I don't think I'd return to this place.

New, shiny and very classy cool place to drink cocktails, have fun and dance…read more It opened a few weeks back and I really wanted to check this place out. Went out with many of my friends together and it may have become our favorite spot. 1. Decor Absolutely love the fact they have such high ceilings, thanks to the old library building, super high back leather chairs and overall classy sophisticated design makes this place really cool. 2. Drinks They serve a few signature cocktails and I liked all of them. They don't serve food here. 3. Dance You could technically dance anywhere. There's no dedicated dance floor. 4. Music They have DJs both inside and outside (patio) and good. 5. Patio It consists of 2 sections. Downstairs where you can hear each other better and large group setting tables or upstairs where you can sit or dance. 6. Hookah lounge Okay, I never did this so I didn't try it. But could see people who like hookah, enjoying it. It's also my first time seeing such thing as hookah lounge inside a bar/lounge. All in all, i think place is the new best dance, get together, lounge, cocktail place in Minneapolis. Highly recommend to check it out if you haven't been there yet.

From first glance, this club has lots of potential to be greater than what they intended. No doubt,…read morethe decoration, architecture, bar and seating areas are classy and elegant. It is probably the best in the Twin Cities. The DJ area was in the middle but kinda tucked away and hidden behind the super XXL sofas and chairs in this place, so you won't see them in the dark lights. I don't know if it's good or bad, but I like watching the DJ in action sometimes when I go out dancing. She was playing some good dance music. Before you head to Mansion, you have to come with an open mind and lots of forgiveness in your heart. Drink a lot or take a chill pill before you come because this place has lots of rules. The night we were here, there were more security guards and "hostess" sweeping the floor than regular customers. I call them hostess, but I don't really know what they do other than stand around looking gorgeous and smiling. They didn't greet us when we came in or take our drink orders throughout the night so I don't really know what they do. I heard there is dress code for the men so make sure you have collared shirt and long pants on. As for the ladies, you don't have to remind us to dress to kill for a night out. The is no cover charge so that's pretty awesome since we are sure to be drinking inside anyway. However, their policies for not allowing jackets laying around doesn't make for a fun time. I have never been to a club where they force you to either wear your darn jacket or pay for coat check service and only if you can find it due to poor signage. Firstly, I was told to remove my jacket from laying it on the arm rest of a couch that was supposedly reserved for an invisible party because no one showed up. Secondly, they tell me I can't put my jacket on the bar stool when we finally found some kind souls to share their limited bar seating area with us!! Really!!!!!!!!!?????? Mansion?????? My last encounter with Mansion's rules (whew this one tops the icing on the cake), I put down my empty champagne glass on a nearby table because we were having so much fun dancing that I didn't want to risk breaking a glass on the dance floor only to be told I have to put my glass at the bar! In short, he is telling me "bus your own empty glass, lady!" I asked him if he could take the glass away for me only to be refused because he is too good to do just that (provide good customer service) because he has a black suit on and an ear piece. I am a paying customer Mansion!!!??? Some advise for Mansion- let loose on your rules! There are not enough tables to put down our darn drinks so we can dance hands free! Instead, you have too many Reserved couches on the nights when your joint was half empty.

This place is a must do on the weekends fantastic food drinks and service cant wait to go again…read more shout out to the kitchen they want your feedback as you leave really peofesional and friendly chefs keep it up guys were telling everyone!!!! Thank you Terry Steph and Kellie

First the outside is very deceptive, it didn't "look" like a safe place to eat. You enter the…read morebuilding through a side door that opens to a hallway with two narrow steep flights of stairs to the right and the entrance to the restaurant to the left. A nice gentleman stood and greeted us and asked if we want to dine inside or out on the patio. We weren't sure so he offered us to check it out. I looked out on the patio, but decided to eat in the dining room. There were a few tables in the front, but no one was there. The back was pretty full with almost every table filled. The gentleman asked a single diner would he be willing to move to a smaller table so that we could all eat together? He said yes. We settled down in our chairs and used the QR code to scan the menu and decide what we wanted to eat. We waited and waited and waited as the two waitresses walked back and forth past us collecting dishes, bringing dishes and talking to the other tables. Not one said just a minute, we'll be there soon or anything. I finally saw the older gentleman who had seated us and asked him would someone be taking our order anytime soon? It was me, my sister, her husband and their granddaughter. We ordered one chicken and waffles, One build your own grits bowl (cheese, pork, bacon, scrambled egg), one lobster and waffle with a side of eggs scrambled soft. It didn't take long for the food to be prepared and brought out once we finally ordered. My family seemed to enjoy their order, I liked mine and its presentation, but was surprised that the lobster had no flavor. It was fried perfectly, but lacked taste I had to make sure I dipped it in the butter provided. My waffles were a little too dense for my liking. They were really thick and there was no butter brought for them. It was also difficult for the syrup to absorb them because they were so thick, so I was not impressed. It was just okay. I might go back to try the greens if I was in Minneapolis again, but other than that No. You get one time to make a good first impression and they failed.

The food was really delicious and full of flavor. Everything tasted fresh, and the service was…read moreexcellent from start to finish. The staff was friendly, attentive, and made the experience enjoyable. My only disappointment was the portion of protein for the price. For a $23.99 meal, I expected a lot more chicken. The veggies definitely outnumbered the small pieces of chicken, which made it feel a little unbalanced and not quite worth the cost. If they increased the protein portion, it would easily be a 5-star experience.

Stopped in for lunch on a Saturday with our toddler. They had a nice kids menu with lots of…read moreoptions. We got her the kabob and rice. The baba ghanoush was a hit with all of us. Lots of extras on top like tomatoes, cucumber, etc. We also had the gyro and Mediterranean plate. Everything had nice flavor and tasted fresh. The server was really friendly and attentive- never left us needing anything. It looks like it turns into a fun dive bar at night. There is a small stage, pull tabs, and some games.

when will they finally close?? Been living next door for 5…read moreyears and it's never once been open when I want to stop by - even though the hours say it will be. The signage is crazy. Just give up on this place and make room for a business that will actually be open and serve the neighborhood

Had some time to kill before an appointment at the hospital nearby, and thought it'd be a good time…read moreto check it out. Saw they were open according to google, so I walked over, only to be greeted by a sign saying they'll were on break until 6PM. This was at 2PM. Super worth my walk over.

It was very good. Huge place and for Saturday evening not too crowded…read more Service was a little understaffed and it took a few reminders to get what we wanted. But okay, it wasn't his best day. We will be back

I've been coming here for years, but lately it just hasn't the same…read more The food is still good, but not at the level it used to be. I have pretty high standards for Greek/Mediterranean food, and it just doesn't stand out anymore. The pita has been dry, although the hummus is still solid. The platters are fine overall, but nothing particularly memorable. Service has also been a bit underwhelming recently compared to past visits. That said, the atmosphere is still a highlight. The space feels very authentic with all the decor, and the belly dancers are always a fun touch. The patio is also nice if you're able to sit outside. Parking can be a little tight in their lot, but there's a ramp nearby which makes it easier.