Awesome. I was surprised at how wonderful everything was…read more We had 4 different puffy tacos, a quesadilla, queso empanada and churros. Everything was amazing. The pork was my favorite meat but the veggie taco and queso empanada were fantastic. Don't miss the churros, the chocolate dipping sauce makes you want to lick the cup.

We stopped by La Cochinita at the Minneapolis food truck festival. We ordered the ribeye and…read morechicken tinga puffy tacos. They were delicious and the salsa were great too! I hope I can stop by again to try more of their amazing food!

Delicious!!! I love…read morepineapple on pizza and this has big chunks! The flavor was delicious, there was good amount of sweetness. The peppers gave it a good spice. The meat was piled high. The crust is nice and soft and full of flavor too. You can tell all the ingredients are very high quality. Love the concept that is an actual bus so they can come to you. In this case it came to my husbands work and stayed there all day to cater to all the employees. Great for work events! I have seen them parked outside the Eagan outlet mall too but not sure if that's a regular spot for them.

I love the concept of a woodfired pizza oven inside a remodeled yellow school bus. It definitely…read moremade this food truck stand out when it came to my job one day for our summer food truck rotation. The employee on the bus was super friendly had my food ready very quick. I ordered the Angry Hawaiian which had great flavor, lots of bacon (surprisingly no ham) and a nice kick to it from the peppers on top. I was t crazy about the handful of large chunks of pineapple. I would've preferred smaller pieces throughout the pizza so I cut up the large chunks and spread them about, which took some time. The flavor was there but I think presentation could be improved.

Half of the food was expired. When I came home and ate it, it tasted bad and I had diarrhea. Cake…read morewas so-so. Kartoshka , made out of old cakes was eww, couldn't eat. Bakery were wonderful, besides that they misled regarding pastry with mushroom. 10 % mushroom and rest of it cabbage. Id buy only korzinki and some of the pastry. Also what I didn't like that I wanted a smaller piece but was given a huge one. Dishonesty is what I don't like the most.

This little store is a gem! A mother-daughter operation, they put their hearts into everything that…read morethey do -- the baked goods, salads and more If you haven't tried East European food and want to try it, or if you already know this cuisine and love it, this place is well worth the trip up to Maple Grove.

Food was excellent. Cup of wild rice mushroom soup and slice of Danish rye was already a meal. The…read moresoup was outstanding and the bread was maybe the best I've had. Also had the meat and potato dumplings, which were great. Service was very good and included a prolonged consultation on choices, preparations, and recommendations. Nice outdoor tables. Not your typical museum fare!

Stopped in for quick treat to go. Got a coffee called a "hot swede" iced. It was good. Wanted to…read moreget Swedish meatballs, but they were $22!! Menu sounded good. Prices just too high. Service was good. Ambiance is a bit sparse, not cozy, more modern, cafeteria style.

There is never a bad item on the menu! The empanadas are flaky and all are stuffed with delicious,…read moreflavorful fillings. I feel like I have tried every empanada on the menu. This time I ordered a trio of my favorites, spinach, sweet corn, and wild mushroom. You can tell which empanada is, which by the little baked on code. This time, keeping in the comfort food category, I tried the grilled cheese with a side salad, and it was very very good. The grilled cheese was on Texas toast, and the side salad came with an absolutely delightful dressing. It was a crisp, bright, fresh addition to my meal. Just for fun, I also ordered the flan. I adore flan when it's properly cooked and has just the right amount of caramel sauce and this really hits the spot. Rich and sweet caramel sauce covering a less sweet, custardy flan is an excellent way to end a meal.

We are so lucky to have Del Sur in our neighborhood! Every time we eat here, either ordering out or…read moredining in, the food is spectacular and the staff are just as amazing. Our favorite empanadas are the sweet corn and the caprese but all of them are consistently delicious!

I think I want everything here eventually but I started with spaghetti and meatball. Great that it…read morecomes with two slices of their own fresh baked soft bread, which they also sell by the loaf. The meatball had a touch of spice. The sauce is rich and the aroma intoxicates. There is a small parking lot on the side or you might find street parking nearby. Food priced very reasonably and served quickly hot and ready. A true Italian family run deli that I should have attended long ago, but will now to make up time. Dedicated to my Trentino relatives.

I moved into the area about a half year ago and have passed this spot more times than I can count…read more I finally stopped in and was curious about their ultimate cheesesteak. I love myself a cheesesteak and I wanted to see if this would be a new favorite I'd enjoy wearing out. They loaded this sandwich with onions, green peppers, and mushrooms. They added some of their pasta sauce on the bottom as well. The sandwich was good, but I thought it needed a bit more flavoring/spices. The bread was some of the softest I've experienced though and the cheese was a good amount. The combo was paired with a pickle spear and a bag of potato chips. This may sound strange, but can potato chips steal the show? Because they did. Super crunch and salty. Yum-O! I tried their coleslaw too and it seemed like to sat there awhile. It was tasteless and I ended up throwing the pint out. I will say the staff here are very friendly and helped me decide on some sandwiches and gave me an honest review of their favorites and least favorites. I appreciate that. I'm sure those chips will bring me back in the future and I'll be open to trying another sandwich.

Foxy isn't exactly slinging the most traditional falafel or schwarma/gyros out there, but it's…read morestill pretty damn tasty. I'm a fan of all three types of falafel they have and usually opt for the stoplight platter, which is a combination of all three. Load it up with some complimentary pickled veggies, yogurt sauce, harissa, etc. and it's a satisfying meal. Whatever you order, I'd recommend going platter vs sandwich - you'll score some bonus hummus and pickled goodies and also won't be wearing your meal once the pita inevitably releases its contents all over your previously clean clothing. Anything coming out of the deep fryer is also a safe bet - the fried cauliflower and cheese curds are anything but healthy, but are quite good. Bonus points for the consistently friendly staff and admirable ingredient sourcing.

Yummy!! I'm not even…read morea vegan and loved this place. The lunch project tacos were heaping and the salad refreshing. My buddy had the curry falafel and simply said, "terrific" (I forced him to only one word). Plus, free ice water!! Come try this place...

When your wife and in-laws are Lebanese and make the best authentic versions of the food you've…read moreever had there's always the quest to find something close to that bar, and going to many different Lebanese restaurants around the world looking for that same quality never stops but is never met.... until that one night and one restaurant knocks you out of your chair and you can't stop thinking about the amazing cuisine right in your own backyard. This was that such night! The Awaijane family has brought their family tradition in great Lebanese cuisine since 1973 and maintained by their children generation after generation, and through their fresh grape leaves, perfectly pan baked Kibbeh (OMG and the raw!!!!), lemon kissed Tabbouleh, & authentically cured Labneh, we intended to take it to go but it was so irreisistable we sat down and ate half of it on site. Don't let the quaint store front on University pass you by, the the truly authentic food amaze you, and the family friendly service bring you back!

How is it that I have never reviewed Emily's before now? I have been a loyal customer for over 30…read moreyears and have always enjoyed this small, yet mighty restaurant. For ambiance, well, let's say it's authentic in types of a typical Middle Eastern Restaurant that is in the Middle East (not the US) meaning that it is sparse. Whatever, that's not why you come here. There used to be a woman who occupied one table peeling about 10,000 garlic cloves. Again, typical (sadly, I have not seen her lately). Service is good. There are not very many tables, so it's not much of a challenge to see the entire restaurant at one time. However, they are attentive and happy to answer all questions. Food: This is why you here. They literally (and I do mean literally) have the best Tabouli salad I have ever tasted anywhere in the world. The menu says it is made fresh every day and it is. Freshness is the absolute key to good tabouli and if it's not fresh, it's not worth eating. Let me say this again: This is the BEST tabouli you can find and if you think you don't like tabouli, at least give theirs a try. But Emily's has much more than tabouli. I love their lamb shish kabob. If you are not a fan of lamb, their chicken kabob is also excellent. Both of them come with an excellent rice pilaf. Pro Tip: You can get a full portion that comes with soup or salad, just a skewer, or half a skewer. Their humus is good, but perhaps not as favorable as other versions I've had. I can also vouch for their spinach pie, which is a great price too. And of course, you can't go wrong without a piece of baklava for dessert. They do have an upstairs eating area that is used for groups. I had not seen this until I went upstairs to use their restroom and saw it on the way. This is a neighborhood gem of a small, family owned quality restaurant. I hope they stay in business for another 50 plus years!