Stopped into Hi-Lo Diner while visiting Minneapolis because my girlfriend said it was her favorite…read morerestaurant and wow this place gets it. I ordered the Nashville Hot chicken and it was incredible. It was crispy, oversized, extremely hot, I was crying after eating it. My girlfriend got the eggs Benedict, which she loved, and I stole some of. The real star of this restaurant is the donuts and spicy cheese curds though. I would literally travel back to Minneapolis just for those. I think I dream about them in my sleep. The vibe is great inside, it's retro, but not in a try-hard way. Solid service as well they're just so sweet and local. Must try spot if you're visiting Minneapolis.

We sat outside and the service was great. Unfortunately the price is way too high for what they…read moreserve. I ordered a Denver omelette. The veg was a very not cut correctly: chunks of green bell peppers and over chunky sliced onions that were not cooked through. Please stop being lazy and chop your veg and cook the onion . Green salad was hot Not impressed. And the Bloody Mary mix is sub par. However, the diner is cute and service is good. Second visit: had to sit at counter which is fine. They were busy. The bad: Bloody Mary's were flat and expensive $13 each. No depth of flavor, thought we would give them a second chance. . Ordered croquette madame. Egg was severely undercooked - the egg white was gelatatinous and the bread way too thick, ham fatty and subpar, where were you Béchamel? I took a bite of my breakfast and he hands me a box at the end when I asked for the check--not asking if anything is wrong. Two bites out of the spring mix salad and sandwich. Bloody Mary full. $70 for a salad, madame croquette, slow service which is no problem. It's a tiny diner and around lunch time. No worries there. But uncomfortable dining service because we could feel the tension between the server and bartender. Again for me? NBD but my daughter did not appreciate this. The good: the Mediterranean salad was delicious according to my daughter. She had the same thoughts about the Bloody Marys. Super cute beer backs- pony miller high life. I brought the croque madame home and my son loved it. Went on and on about how amazing it was. In all fairness my adult kids loved their food. He did microwave it to cook the egg through. Yes I know I am picky because I worked in the restaurant industry for over 22 years. And I can make better food at home. I just expect a bit more if I am going to drop $70 for two lunch entrees and two drinks. Not including the tip. Bottom line: I would not go back for this very expensive diner that doesn't know how to properly cook simple things. Or chop veg. Or make a drink.

My husband had come here for a work lunch and loved it so much he took me a few weeks later. The…read morestaff were friendly and helpful. We loved our food. I really enjoyed the chicken kufta and garlic dip. I don't think there was a single thing my husband didn't love. There are plenty of beautiful things to look at, the seating is comfortable and it was very clean.

Great food! Super friendly young lady running the floor who remembered us and we had only been…read morethere twice! Reasonable prices and it is attached to a halal grocery store with some fun stuff to try ou! Certainly worth a try for something different if you like kebobs and middle eastern food!

Me and a few of my friends stopped here for a quick lunch and I enjoyed it so much…read more There were a few people waiting for their pick up orders when we stopped in, we all ordered and waited about 10-15 minutes before it was ready. I ordered the lamb platter and it had decent portions of lamb, rice, and peppers and onions. It was so flavorful and filling and I'm happy I finally got to try Oasis Mediterranean Grill

Great food with good prices and fast!! Can order on-line so ready for pick up. Not a lot of places…read moreto sit in winter has only countertop seats. Summer has outside seating.

Delicious Falafel. I mainly chose because it was the lowest price. Most everything else is $15 &…read moreup, so a little pricey, but maybe I'm still living in the 70's :-) The service was good, and I'll definitely be back. (I didn't rate for this, but it would be nice if they played Somali music, and had Somali videos of the country, or Somali music videos on their big screens)

This restaurant seems to be very new. I had to drive around the building twice to find it…read more The person at the register was very friendly and was accomodating to my meat preference. I wanted a gyro with chicken and though that wasn't on the menu he was like I think we can make it happen and they did and it was great! My friend ordered the goat and rice meal. As someone who has goat fairly often I do prefer the meat to be sessoned in such a way you can't really taste the goat. Which they delivered. I am not sure which seasonings were used, maybe a hint of cinnamon but it was good. Just a heads up to people who don't like to eat meat off of bones, this is probably not the meal option for you. They only offered plastic utensils which were pretty hard to use with this type of food. I think maybe this food is intended to be eaten with hands, but silverware would be a good option to have on hand for those less accustomed to using hands. The booth seats are very modern and unique, I would love to see some taller tables to match the aesthetic, just a tip.

Above and Beyond -- True Kindness in a Moment of Need…read more I cannot say enough good things about SATO Fusion and its owner, Meyer. Our family experienced an unexpected and stressful situation when my son and daughter-in-law's flight from Tel Aviv to JFK was diverted to Minneapolis, leaving them stranded late at night with no food and no plan. From the very first moment I contacted SATO Fusion, Meyer went far beyond what anyone could reasonably expect. Not only did he personally help me place the order from out of state, but he made sure the food was delivered hot, fresh, and with care to the Hilton Airport Hotel. He didn't stop there -- Meyer actually coordinated drivers to pick up and deliver food for multiple stranded passengers from the diverted flight, ensuring that everyone was taken care of. The food itself was delicious, comforting, and exactly what was needed after a long, exhausting travel ordeal -- but what truly stood out was the humanity, kindness, and sense of responsibility Meyer showed. This wasn't just customer service; this was genuine care. Moments like these remind you how strong and special the Jewish community is -- how we show up for one another when it matters most. The kindness and compassion shown by SATO Fusion is something we will never forget. If you're looking for incredible food and a business run with heart and integrity, SATO Fusion is it. We are deeply grateful.

I'm glad to see a kosher sushi restaurant, and think it has the potential to be a good sushi…read morerestaurant in general. Sato offers a large menu of sushi as well as American food options, attractive modern decor (complete with a large mural of the New York skyline), and accommodating service. I tried the whitehaven roll, Honolulu roll, and veggie tempura. The rolls had good flavor, but the Honolulu roll was loosely rolled so each piece fell apart when picked up, and the fish was so cold that it was jarring to the mouth. The veggie tempura was attractively plated and had a nice crunch and good flavor. The dipping sauce was tangier than I'm used to, and the tempura was a touch oily, but the dish was good overall. For dessert, we ordered the tempura banana. The banana used was way too green, so it was still a bit hard even when fried, and also coated the inside of my mouth. The dessert would also have been better without the artificial strawberry syrup drizzled on top. I knew this was a fusion restaurant, but was still surprised that almost every roll had tempura flakes/crunch, cream cheese (non-dairy since it's kosher) or both. And many of the rolls felt very similar with the rest of the ingredients. But they happily accommodated my request to omit the crunch, and offered to make other changes as well. The restaurant is still undergoing changes : the menu is a stapled pack of copied papers), the servers are still learning the menu and offerings. It's a great addition to the area and serves the Jewish community well, and I look forward to its success.

The Copper Hen was such a great experience! The aesthetic of the restaurant is absolutely beautiful…read more-- cozy, charming, and perfect for brunch. The food was amazing, and everything we ordered was delicious. Our server made the experience even better. He kept us constantly laughing, was super attentive, and made sure the bottomless mimosas were always flowing. The service honestly stood out just as much as the food. Definitely a spot I'll be coming back to!

Dang, we had a less-than-ideal experience here on Sunday. We wanted a spot with free parking nearby…read morebefore going into a show downtown, so opted for brunch here. The noise levels in this space are quite high, and it can be hard to hear yourself or others. The staff seemed slammed - it took 15 minutes to receive my latte, and we were waiting quite a while for food too. Our server seemed very distracted and overworked/spread thin. She cleared our entire table before taking our card to get us our receipt and on our way, which was a bit odd too. Unfortunately, our food was a meh experience too. The $8 latte was the smallest I've ever seen, in a teacup almost. I got the skillet, and the potatoes weren't crispy, the pork belly was overcooked and tough, and the flavors were all the same. Other members of my party got the avocado toast and bagel. The price point was quite steep for the meal. Sadly I won't plan to come back anytime soon - I hope others have a better experience!

I had the beef kufka kabob plate, and quite enjoyed it. The humus was especially creamy…read more It's a small place with counter service, and they cook the food up fresh and hot. It's clean and comfortable, with a full menu of all kinds of Middle Eastern and American foods, check it out.

Husband and I came across this restaurant in search of local Mediterranean places nearby and glad…read morewe gave it a try! I ordered the beef kabobs and my husband ordered the gyro platter. I didn't want the small side salad so they were nice enough to let me sub for fries. The food was prepared quickly and came out piping hot! My husband loves tzatziki sauce and we were able to get two small containers without being charged which was super nice of them! The staff seemed like a lot of fun and we liked their good natured vibe. My husband really enjoyed his gyro plate and my beef kabobs were pretty good! It was a bit dry and the tzatziki sauce was strangely thick but overall not bad. We ate in the restaurant which was very clean and had enough seating for about 20-25 folks. Not huge but spacious enough!

Hands down best Shwarma I've had in awhile! It is more west African than American however. The meat…read moreis sooo juicy and tender! I also like how the Shwarma is actual pieces of chicken rather than shredded up which can get dry in my opinion. The owner is so sweet, gave me the Adenti tea in a beautiful pot as well! It tasted like an extra spicy chai!

Awful service. Walk in with my coworker and the main guy takes my coworkers order then just walks…read moreto the back. After 5 minutes the cook walks up and asks me if I want anything. I order 3 chicken dishes and sit down to watch the World Cup semi final game. My coworker gets his food after half an hour. 20 minutes after that I walk up to ask if mines is almost ready and they hadn't even put my order in. Cook comes up to tell me it could take 5 minutes if I still wanted it. What did you think I was waiting for this whole time?