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    Bacon, Egg, Cheese with Potatoes
    Kate H.

    I enjoy the food trucks at work because they save me from the dreadfully monotonous salad bar. Having said that, I hate dropping $16 for an item that includes paper/plastic dinnerware, no water, and I have to stand the whole time. Ok. Rant over. Kabomellette is great. Great food. Great service. Great value. I spent $8 on this giant egg, bacon, potato meal. I appreciate how quickly they were able to move the line through without sacrificing on quality. I had my eye on the Thai peanut chicken kabob so i guess I'll just have to try that next time!

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    Nichole R.

    Forewarning: This is a CATERING review. I blindly booked the Kabomelette food truck in late June for my wedding celebration in late August. I emailed back and forth with Chelsea for a couple week while we got everything figured out. First and foremost, Chelsea rocks and is super pleasant; and I am really grateful that she was so easy to talk to and was okay communicating via email because I am on my computer all day at work and it's just easier - plus I am super anti-social and I hate phone calls, lol. I checked out their catering menu and was able to freely put together a menu of my liking and she helped me figure out if that would be a sufficient amount for my guests. They even let me print my own menu with a funny picture of me and my husband and slap it on their truck. Fast forward to the day of the party, Chef Greg and [insert the other guy's name I totally forgot!] arrived right on time an hour before start time as promised and got to work prepping in their truck. They rolled their window open just a couple minutes past 7pm and people started getting in line! With just under 60 people they were steadily busy until closing up shop and it seems like we ordered perfectly because we didn't have much leftover aside from one item that people were a little too scared to try (Prosciutto & Cantaloupe - come on people! Get with the program!). All night long I heard people say how awesome the food was and how much fun they had ordering off of the truck - and that the guys were super awesome. Everyone just had the best time! Here's what we had on our menu: Caprese Kabobs Loaded Potato Skins Goat Cheese Blackberry Crisps Zucchini Pizza Bites Prosciutto Cantaloupe Kabobs Caramelized Onion Wontons Thai Peanut Chicken Kabobs Vegetable Crudite Chicken and Waffle Bites Honey Chipotle Beef Kabobs Steak & Blue Cheese Bites Hot tip: If you are the bride or you are throwing the party, make sure you carve some time out for yourself to eat! I got to try a few things but wish I would have sat down and ordered "The Chefs Special" aka: Everything on the menu. My favorite items were the Caramelized Onion Wontons and the Steak and Blue Cheese Bites. YUM! The only thing I wasn't crazy about, surprisingly, were the Chicken and Waffle Bites - I am glad I didn't double up on the order like I had almost done, lol. The waffles were a bit hard and the chicken wasn't quite what I was expecting (more like nuggets vs. fried chicken). I would not hesitate booking them again - in fact, I want to plan another party just so I can book them again! lol Food truck is definitely the way to go - - the guests all had so much fun "ordering" what they wanted and not having to pay. I don't know why but it just makes things better - people love free stuff and giving them a whole MENU of free stuff? Well, you've got the best party around! Thanks, Kabomlette! Can't wait to see y'all again - and I'll be sure to hunt you down to try your regular menu - I need some omelettes in my life!

    Fiesta omelette-3 egg omlette, chorizo, black beans, corn, cheese, with pico di gallo (sriracha optional)
    BK J.

    There are different kinds of bargains out there. Sometimes you find something you have been looking at for quite some time and see that the price has dropped. Sometimes a "bargain" is just some junk that while it doesn't cost much you really have no place buying it because it costs next to nothing. Kabomelette is the best type of bargain - something really good for a really good price. I ordered the fiesta omelette, a three egg omelette with chorizo, corn, black beans, cheese and pico. Service was quick and the food was extremely fresh and delicious. One omelette filled me up and at a price tag of $5 it was a true bargain. I will not hesitate to track down Kabomelette again, whether at the Midtown Farmer market or the Golden Valley Farmer market or wherever they might show up. Delicious, fast food with quick and pleasant service will bring me back.

    Abe M.

    We were at Northgate Brewing and getting hungry. The food truck of the day was the Kabomelette. It was a done deal before we even saw the menu. Two items were ordered, a kabob and nachos. The Spicy Jerk Kabob was not your usual Minnesota nice spice. This thing took a top layer of your tongue to a flame thrower, then sprinkled it with tacks. Yeah, I loved it! It's not for all though. The rice and cucumbers they added with it were a nice distraction to the heat, but did little to quench it. The Fiesta Nachos were good, so here's my NACHO BREAKDOWN! Chips: Not different from any kind you would get from the grocery store. plenty of them and they stayed crisp. Cheese: I saw real cheese on it when I dug down into it, but the taste was very Velveeta like. The jury's still out on this, but it tasted good on my burnt drunken tongue. Fresh Toppings: Yes, black olives & corn/tomatoes from the fresh salsa. Not enough for all the chips however. Near the end, we were using the rice from the kabob as toppings for the chips. Overall, they did a decent job and I liked the food. If I had to make a decision on the nachos, I'd have to say these are some of the better ones I've had from a food truck.

    Thai peanut kabob
    Erin G.

    This was at Grand Old Day and I have been wanting one of their omelettes! However, the menu was only Kabobs. That's ok. I love kabobs. why doesn't? Plus it's a generally healthier option related to everything else that was at Grand Old Day (cheese curds, corn dogs, french fries, etc). I asked the guy what was better- jerk chicken or Thai peanut? Without hesitation he told me he loves the Thai peanut. Sold. The kabob was given to me immediately and it was delicious and only $6. I will come here next time I see this truck!

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    WHile most food trucks have gluten filled menus, ALL but one thing on the Kabomlette menu was gluten free!! Thank you!

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    Had the Trailer Hash and Thai Chicken Kabob last night. Excellent! And the price was right!

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    Hen House Eatery - Avocado coffee

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    4.1(1.5k reviews)
    1.0 kmDowntown Minneapolis
    $$

    Came by here while in town for SummerSlam and was not disappointed. The place was packed but didn't…read morehave to wait long to sit. Ended up having the Hen House Omelette which came with chicken sausage, hash browns, caramelized onions, mushrooms, apples, spinach, almonds, and mozzarella topped with béchamel sauce. It was enormous so good and very filling. Also swapped out the toast for a pancake that was really fluffy and also huge. The staff were incredibly friendly as well, and the service was great!

    ​I absolutely love Hen House Eatery! Getting out for brunch is a real treat for my husband and me,…read moreand this is always such a fun outing for us. ​The vibes here are fantastic, but as a gluten-free person, what really makes my tummy happy is that they can make almost anything on their menu GF! For breakfast, I ordered two slices of their cinnamon French toast, served with two eggs and bacon. To drink, I treated myself to a delicious, beautifully layered tiramisu latte. ​Another thing I absolutely love is their grab-and-go bakery case. It is so rare and refreshing to see so many clearly labeled GF treats, like their Lemon Bars and Almond Cheesecake. We couldn't resist taking some goodies to go, so we went home with a lemon bar and one of their GF Fruity Pebbles bars. ​If you're looking for a delicious, incredibly gluten-free friendly brunch spot with a great atmosphere, you have to check this place out!

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    Umbra

    Umbra

    3.7(171 reviews)
    1.1 kmDowntown Minneapolis
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    Fine dining
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    I visited Umbra during Restaurant Week and had a really enjoyable dining experience. The atmosphere…read morewas upscale yet comfortable, and the service was attentive from start to finish. I began with the mussels y chorizo, and while I was a little disappointed that the chorizo wasn't very noticeable, the mussels themselves were cooked perfectly and full of flavor. For my entrée, I ordered the smoked brisket, which was easily the highlight of the meal, and we finished with the crème brûlée that was the perfect way to end the night. Overall, the great service and standout entrées made this a restaurant I'd happily come back to.

    Note: My review is solely based on the 2025 December holiday free pop up bar called "the naughty…read morelist." First off, we were under the impression that this was a ticketed event despite it being free as the website makes you get a ticket. When my group arrived and I tried asking the bartender if he needed my ticket he seemed confused as to why? From there the confusion got deeper as I asked if we could order off the holiday pop up menu to which the bartender answered in an off format of yes we were welcome to order off the holiday menu. Contrary, I had to keep nudging to physically see the holiday pop up drink menu. Once we cleared the confusion up, everyone in my party ordered the same drink. I couldn't even tell you what it was called as I can't even find this menu online. It did have a coffee liquor in it and a candy cane. When we asked the bartender if we could keep the tab open while we sat in the couch section we were turned down. Unfortunately, the drinks were really strong and it was once of those moments where you had to finish the drink to make up for the $20 it cost. The holiday pop up has so much potential because the space is decorated perfect but the staff running the event doesn't know it's an event, won't allow for an open tab, and the drinks are mid. Needless to say, we did not keep our dinner reservation and took our business next door to Chloe where the experience was far superior!

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    Hope Breakfast Bar - Minneapolis North Loop

    4.1(74 reviews)
    0.6 kmDowntown Minneapolis

    Tried it for the first time today after seeing it a few times. I had the Hope Waffle and a nitro…read morecold brew that were kinda good, but definitely not worth the price. The service was fine, and the atmosphere was okay.

    Hope Breakfast Bar is continually one of my favorite places to grab breakfast, and I've now been to…read morefive of their locations. This time our family tried the 5th Avenue Minneapolis location right across from Twins Stadium. Quick tip, park in the garage facing the restaurant on the left side. It's an easy elevator ride up and the signage makes it simple. Matt was our server and did an outstanding job. Great service always makes a difference. Beverage options were excellent too, stuff for everyone, mimosas, specialty coffee drinks, and really solid drip coffee. The menu has a great balance of savory and sweet, so naturally we tried both. We had the breakfast sandwich with sausage, a BLT on a croissant, biscuits and gravy, pancakes with fruit, and a croissant-waffle fusion with lemon and sweet cream. Honestly, everything was delicious. What I appreciate most is the atmosphere. These restaurants just feel comfortable, welcoming, and easy to enjoy with family or friends. I'm excited they're coming to Maple Grove, but I'll still keep visiting the St. Paul, St. Louis Park, and Minneapolis locations too because I want to see our cities and local businesses thrive.

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    Hell's Kitchen - Sausage Bread

    Hell's Kitchen

    3.9(3.1k reviews)
    1.0 kmDowntown Minneapolis
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    Went to breakfast this morning after being told it was "the place to go for breakfast" while…read morestaying downtown. Atmosphere and decor threw us for a loop, but it was pretty cool. The hostess was extremely unfriendly and seemed very unhappy. She played the game and greeted us, but never once made eye contact, said "welcome in", "thank you for coming in" or anything else that would make a customer feel like they were appreciated for coming in. From the time we walked in to the time she showed us to our table, I said "thank you so much" three times and not once was even acknowledged or replied back with a "you're welcome". She should really find something else to do if she's not going to be a "host". Serving people should be the greatest pleasure we have when engaging with those we don't know. Patrick on the other hand was truly awesome. Friendly, smiling, engaged in conversation prior to taking our order and just seemed happy to talk to us. We told him we were from Nevada and were only there because of a recommendation from a couple in an elevator! He thought that was just awesome. Food arrived and everything was really good. The hash browns were WAY overcooked, almost burnt, but that was the only negative thing to say about the food. It was otherwise delicious! I would strongly suggest this place for breakfast. The menu is really good, with a decent variety of good options to choose from. Cost wasn't bad, but not a deal either. If I was part of the management team, I'd have a serious conversation with the young lady who was hosting today (8/12/26. She's going to cost you return business if she doesn't learn how to be a host and be happy serving people.

    Dinner 8/2…read more Appetizers: deviled eggs and cheese curds. Wished the curds had the "squeak" but it was still delicious. Entree: bison quesabirra tacos. Very good. There should be a rule that tacos come in threes, not two. Desert: lemon tart. Very tasty. Wish it had more of a crunch bite to it.

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    Diane’s Place - DIANE'S HMONG SAUSAGE

    Diane’s Place

    4.7(381 reviews)
    2.0 kmNortheast
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    It's hard to know where to begin. Simply put, the food is perfection, but my opinions about it go…read morebeyond flavor profiles and cooking techniques. My opinions are just as much rooted in the emotion attached to each bite. We live in Texas but spend lots of time in the Twin Cities. I'm a vegetarian, so I put off going to Diane's Place because it felt like the options for me were relatively limited. Boy, am I kicking myself for waiting! I told my wife after our first meal at Diane's Place this weekend that I compared the first bite (which happened to be the green scallion croissant) to my responses to certain music. As a musician and audiophile, hearing something moving or stirring can illicit a very visceral emotional response. I experienced a very similar response with that very first bite. My appreciation for the art of cuisine brought to perfection by Diane Moua literally caused my eyes to well up. This may sound like hyperbole, but it is not. The egg rolls were light and crispy and oddly nostalgic. The bamboo & cabbage swimming in coconut curry was my entree. On its own, it is perfectly balanced with the right amount of salt, acid, and umami. I tacked on some sticky rice and Hmong hot sauce...use with caution! It's potent but so delicious. Given Diane's background in pastry, don't skip dessert! We loved our experience so much on Sunday for dinner that we very quickly made a brunch reservation for Tuesday. Connor and Simon were extraordinarily helpful and knowledgeable about the menu.

    Had such a nice brunch at Diane's Place! We tried the Hmong Sausage with Sticky Rice and Thai Tea…read moreCroissant French Toast, plus the Mango, Passionfruit & Lychee Croissant and Crab Rangoon Croissant. We also got a Cold Brew and Hazelnut Latte. The service was great! Our waitress was so friendly and told us about Diane's story, her favorite dishes, and what was new on the menu. We loved the outdoor seating and were also able to get a last-minute reservation, which was a huge plus! Such a cute spot with unique food and great service. Definitely would come back!

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    Wood + Paddle Eatery - Bone Marrow

    Wood + Paddle Eatery

    4.2(120 reviews)
    0.8 kmDowntown Minneapolis
    $$$

    While staying at the Royal Sonesta hotel for a conference, I dined at the Wood + Paddle Eatery two…read moretimes during my stay. Wood + Paddle is located inside of the Royal, it's their hotel restaurant. On my first night in Minneapolis, I'd arrived to the hotel for check-in around dinner time. Not sure where to go and tired from the flight, I headed down to the lobby and walked over. When I asked if I could get a table for 1, she asked me if I would be comfortable with eating at the bar. It was a Sunday night, so I think she wanted to reserve tables for parties of two or more. I was fine with it, but I noticed there were quite a few empty tables. A few days later, I had lunch with a colleague here. We got seated at a table, and the service was really good. Our waiter was attentive and made sure we kept our lunch within our time requirements so we could get back to the conference without issue. The food was really good. I tried to order or sample local or MN specialties during my trip. Below are the menu items that I tried: - Bison Burger with Fries - State Fair Cheese Curds (w/ house made, smoked ketchup) - Pork Chop (w/ a Norwegian inspired sauce) - Habanero Wings

    Food came out fairly quick after ordering, but it wasn't too busy during 5:30-6pm on a weekday…read more You can customize the fries and how well the patty is done. Bison burger patty had a charred taste. The garlic dry rub wings have a good salt and dryness to them. The flourless chocolate torte is a satisfying dessert. Rich, creamy, tangy, and indulgent. I feel like they are missing out on a happy hour menu.

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