Clean restuarant, service was quick, didn't have to wait for drinks or food. The lemons, napkins,…read moretray were all out quickly. Nice and spacious, smells clean. Food was nicely seasoned, reasonably priced. My server Erick was excellent. Superb customer service and very quick to get food out. Would recommend

Captain crab was my first ever seafood boil experience!…read more The staff were great and super helpful in explaining how everything works and the available selections. The restaurant itself has fun oceanic decor and made for a great overall experience! The seasoning / sauces were AMAZING (i could literally drink it) and complimented the shrimp & crab legs so well. Service is fairly quick and they give you a bib and gloves to wear while eating! Overall, the food was delicious and it was a fun experience!!

I have driven by this restaurant many times because it's near the office that I work at and finally…read moregot to check it out this past Sunday. A group of us had lunch here for my friend's Baby Sprinkle because she loves Cajun seafood. We got two large platters to share - one spicy and non-spicy since a few of us can't eat spicy food. I thought the food was delicious. However, I think it's a little pricey at $17.99/lb for shrimp. The service was pretty fast overall. The Hush Puppies took longer than expected to arrive after our group ordered it. Would recommend checking out this restaurant for Cajun-style seafood.

We had such a great experience at Crafty Crab! Everything was fresh, flavorful, and cooked…read moreperfectly. The lobster tail was absolutely delicious, tender, buttery, and worth every bite. We also added king crab, and it did NOT disappoint. So good! You truly can't go wrong with the Boom Mix. We ordered it medium spice and it was the perfect blend of flavor with just the right amount of heat without overpowering the seafood. Great food, great seasoning, and overall a super fun dining experience, especially for a group! We'll definitely be back!

I can't even say I "checked in" here. Sis and I wanted…read moreSunday brunch and I saw on FB post that they had affordable brunch options. Plus, I've wanted to try this place for a while. Parking was easy on the lot behind the building, next to the Big White House. The building must be having renovations as there was scaffolding all around it, with a main staircase entryway covered to protect people from things falling. We walked in and I was impressed by the look of the entryway. Rich architecture history from the old post office. We waited for a hostess to either take our name or bring us to a table but no one ever came. There was 2 women with 2 kids sat at a low table in the entryway, near the bathroom. And I could see the dining room filled with families with little kids. I observed that no one was eating but had water glasses filled. I saw a little boy (4yo??) walk out of the dining room, across the front entrance behind the hostess table and down an empty corridor.... no adult?? And then I watched one of the women at the low top table get up, walk down that same empty corridor and come back a few moments later a little perturbed. She muttered something to her table mate that piqued my interest. After seeing their empty water glasses and milk cups (kids), I asked if THEY had been served yet. The other lady said they had been waiting for over an hour. Everything was starting to add up. No one was eating. We hadn't been greeted after standing there for about 10 mins. I never saw any waitstaff either. Nope, not gonna do that. And we walked out. Maybe I'll try again, maybe I won't. Time will tell.

A great little venue inside a renovated former post office. The setting comes across as that of a…read morevery high-end restaurant, which is quite the contrast to the dinner menu itself. Their food is a take on Jamaican and Asian fusion, which lends itself some nice options, but I wouldn't describe any of it to be "fine dining." There isn't anything wrong with this, but it just feels a bit odd in the setting. For our meal, we started with the Egg Rolls, which blended a traditional Asian dish with Jamaican Jerk Chicken. They were solid. For mains, we tried the Red Snapper and Red Curry. Both were good, but not spectacular. In particular, the red curry was a bit overpriced - I've had better takes with heartier portions for less than half the price elsewhere in the metro. The Snapper was a good blend, and quite the surprise in a positive way! Very cool venue, decent food options, and a speakeasy beneath that make this a solid 3.5 star. Worth a try, just know it's not really "fine dining" IMO.

Surly large $7.50 Kona Big Wave $6.50…read more Turkey melt $14 tomato $0.50 fresh made and reasonably thick. Good 2 sides. Salad and brownie - brownie was hot and very good BLT $13.50 ,avocado $2.00. Good Kids Mac and Cheese $6.00. Chips$0.0 Kids chicken fingers $9.00. Fries $1.00 1/3 full but we found it hard to talk Charge for credit card use 3% Jenna c was our server and did fine

Basic burger, strong rail drinks, looked like a lot of regulars were there. Nothing to write home…read moreabout, basic local dive bar.

I was kind of excited to see their new "Ragin' Cajun shrimp Po' Boy. SO disappointed,…read moreunfortunately. Neither "Ragin" or particularly "Cajun". 5 smaller (pretty rubbery) shrimp spread across a hoagie bun, shaved tomato and lettuce on top. Odd sauce choice to dress it with - couldn't put my finger on ingredients, but it didn't add flavor to the sandwich. I tried putting one of my own thin onion slices on it, but that didn't kick it up at all either. Ate half and a bit of cole slaw on the side - that was enough for me. Hopefully, it was just an off night for the Po' Boy. It was nice, however, to celebrate Pi Day with a free slice of pie. Apple and tasty.

Love Famous Dave's, so much so I buy all their sauces to try and recreate some of the magic at home!read more

The food reminded me of home. The biscuits & Gravy were light and tasty. Everything was PERFECTION!…read more Our server was the best! I will definitely be back.

Lunchtime on a Monday, fairly busy. Nice open clean style…read morewith plenty of natural light coming in on a sunny day. I tried the Mai Tai cocktail which was really great! I've tried Mai Tais all over the world and this was a nice classic one. My boyfriend had the River Thyme Martini which was incredibly fresh tasting! My lunch choice was the Mediterranean Power bowl with blackened chicken. I liked it a lot but did think it had a little too much dressing. My boyfriend had the lobster roll which he was surprised at how delicious it was!! It was a good lunch date. However, I would say it's on the spendy side for a lunch date.

The restaurant owner Zach is the best!!!! He made sure we had a great birthday experience for our…read moreparty of 7 celebrating four birthdays! I recommend coming here to create family memories! He made sure we had everything we needed and appreciated us as people! Good to see good still happening!

Service was great. The waitlist process worked for us so we didn't quite feel like we waited long…read moreat all. Be prepared for a rowdy roadhouse atmosphere and cramped quarters- every booth & table we saw were crowded and packed close together, so be prepared to yell your conversations. Food was satisfying and appealing in presentation. Portions were just right.

Had lunch here on a Monday. Plenty of parking as the restaurant was pretty quiet. Not unusual for…read more a Monday. I had a Cobb Salad and totally met expectations. Not over the top outstanding but didn't disappoint. Crisp. Lettuce with hard boiled eggs, blue cheese crumbles were nice. The restroom was clean and in good shape. Not fancy but on point and delivers as promised. I will be back.

I found Robert's after growing up in the west metro and going bowling at the Medina ballroom for…read moreyear end hockey parties. I can't believe my family never ate there! I had my typical - cajun steak bites and Cajun Chicken Cavatappi. Both were great, though I don't like chipotle sauce as much as horseradish for the steak bites (which is what I have seen elsewhere). The pasta was good and using the cavatappi noodles was new to me. Kind of a fun/different texture. Overall a wonderful meal! I'd say this is one of the few decent restaurants heading west on 55 from the Twin Cities and absolutely worth stopping into. I'm thinking my next visit will be for dinner and a show - as there is the ballroom upstairs that hosts live music on the weekends!