The savory mushroom crepe had sugar in it which was weird and unexpected. The home fries were burned. I wanted to like this place because it's so close to my house but I'm definitely not returning except maybe for coffee. Bummer. read more

I decided to stop by Sun Street Breads before an appt today. From the moment I stepped up to the counter, the staff were SUPER friendly and helpful. It definitely stood out. I ordered the fried chicken biscuit with a sunny-side up egg and a large iced soy vanilla latte. It was a bit on the pricey side but both were quite delicious. They serve the biscuit sandwiches and other breakfast items until 2pm. They also have lunch available at 11. The place was also super clean and had a good number of tables inside & out. The food came quickly. I didn't have any of the bakery items but they looked delicious! I will definitely be returning! read more

Excellent food and bakery items. We are still fairly new to the Twin Cities area and had not heard of this gem yet. A friend in NJ sent me an article about the owners and since we were free this morning we went to check it out. That was a very good decision! I had The Standard which was eggs, bacon and toast with homemade raspberry preserves. My husband had The Phoenix which is a chicken sandwich. We both thought our food was excellent and I especially enjoyed my whole grain toast and jam, which makes sense at a bakery. We shared a Downtowner which is an excellent laminated dough rolled around cinnamon and clove and dusted in sugar. It is heavenly with coffee, and the clove is such a great departure from a typical cinnamon filling. Loved it! Next time, I think I will forgo the eggs and such and just dive into a toast flight to sample the great breads and jam flavors. Our lattes were fine; nothing to complain nor write home about. We brought home a loaf of bread and another Downtowner. The Twin Cities has a ridiculously good food scene and this bakery is a standout. (Service was friendly and very efficient, too!) read more

I heart Sun Street breads. Because of its proximity to my house and it's convenient location on my route to work, I stop here a couple of times a week. Sure, I could hit the caribou or the breugger's but that would just be silly. Their coffee is my Absolute fave; it's always the perfect temperature, a light roast with floral notes. Sometimes I splurge for a soup-to-go or a bacon cheddar swisscuit. The only down side has been to my waistline, lol! If you choose wisely, there are plenty of healthy options too, lots of good salads and soups. Do yourself a favor and stop in for a cuppa with a friend. read more

I'm fortunate that my mother and I are able to get together at least once on a weekly basis. It's especially nice when she's able to join me on impromptu outings. We met up the other day for brunch at Sun Street Breads in Minneapolis. It's a place that we've been to multiple times in the past and enjoy returning to. The restaurant itself is quite charming and bright. It's not a huge space but there's generally never a problem getting a table. I find their bread themed decor to be adorable. Even the table markers are shaped like bread slices. They serve a variety of items from breakfast food options to sandwiches, soups and salads. I am a big fan of ordering breakfast food whenever the opportunity arises so I chose The Standard. My requests were to have scrambled eggs, sausage and Great Northern (pumpernickel) bread for the toast. The accompanying jam (for the toast) was raspberry and had a thick, smooth consistency with a strong flavor. It's pretty much perfection when it comes to spreadable fruit. The bread had a nice crunchy exterior for the crust with a softer, chewy interior which maintained a good texture as toast. The sausage also had good flavor with it being a little peppery and zesty. It had a good combination of spices overall. Lastly, the eggs were typical besides having a nice fluffy consistency. Sun Street Breads is one of the quaint, delightful restaurants in Minneapolis that carries a wholesome vibe. It doesn't come across as pretentious and that's a characteristic that I appreciate. It's a place that feels at home whether you're eating alone or with others. While the food isn't anything particularly unique, it is good and satisfying for any casual occasion and definitely an option to consider for meeting friends to have lunch if you're in the area. read more

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Sun Street Breads is a small, sunny and cozy cafe in a strip mall in south Minneapolis. Parking can be found in the lot or along the street. Arrived pretty early in the morning and already it was hopping. The line was to the door but it goes pretty fast. As you are waiting there are a variety of items that are made in house for you to purchase. Small pastries selection and a good size of Platter items you can order. Prices are a little high BUT the food is scrumptious and quality is definitely there. Ordered the Peach Ginger Diamond and a Chicken Fried Steak sandwich (the side gravy is amazing). Seating is pretty tight and not a lot of places to sit. There is seating outdoors as well. read more

Sun Street Breads - Bakeries Near Me - Minneapolis, Minnesota

Great breads and salad. Used to live in SF Bay Area and it has an SF feel to it. Great job Solveig! read more

Sun Street Breads - Bakeries Near Me - Minneapolis, Minnesota

So glad I discovered Sun Street Breads during my visit to Minneapolis! Every weekend morning seems to be the same struggle. What do I want for breakfast/brunch? Where? Savory or sweet items? Luckily, I didn't have to make that decision here because Sun Street Breads has you covered no matter what you're in the mood for. I LOVE the "create your own" biscuit sandwich option. I had a biscuit sandwich with bacon, fried egg, and jack cheese. The biscuit was denser than I was expecting, but still flavorful when combined with the runny egg, oozing cheese and salty bacon. YUM. Obviously, I had to grab a pastry to-go. I ordered the "downtowner" and cherry-apricot turnover. The downtowner was absolutely delicious - once I started peeling the layers of pastry away, I could smell and taste the cardamom, cinnamon, and sugar. It looks like a cinnamon roll, but it is made with croissant dough. I would order this again and again if I lived in the area. I will definitely be back if I'm ever in Minneapolis again! read more

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I couldn't come to Minneapolis and not get a jucy lucy, right? I mean, even though I don't eat beef and the pictures & description of the sandwich terrified me, the mere fact that toddlers all over the city eat these bad boys straight out of the crib shouldn't pressure me in to anything... right? Right? Luckily for me, Sun Street Breads had an option for me: the Juicy Piggy! I already eat pork and there are few things better for breakfast than a sausage sandwich, so I knew I was in for a treat. Now, add to the inherent awesomeness of a sausage sandwich by injecting it with jack cheese. Top it with lettuce and tomato and plop it in between two pieces of fresh-baked biscuits? Yeah, you know what I'm talking about. I washed it down with a red tea that looked sweeter than it was. Or, maybe, it just looked red. I always feel rather sheepish to add sugar/sweetener to tea, especially when it's 'naturally sweet.' But here's the thing: I'm a Southerner. If tea isn't sweet, you're just drinking brown (or, in this case, red) water. What's the point? I tried real hard and squinted and picked up a hint of the natural fruit flavor of the tea but I found myself longing for some sugar to really make that flavor pop. But, if you like well-brewed teas (which this was), you should enjoy. You're also likely to enjoy the airy open feel of the bakery and the sunny, friendly service you'll receive. Sun Street feels like a natural neighborhood staple and I can see why its business is so brisk. A 'for sure' good way to start your day. And, I ate a jucy lucy on my terms. #winning. read more

Sun Street Breads is the baby of Solveig Tofte, the former head baker at Turtle Breads. She started selling her own breads the Kingfield Farmers Market and then launched this full-service bakery-cafe this winter. Her husband Martin runs the front of the house and she runs the back. Both of them seem to be just the smiliest, friendliest, most hard-working people in Kingfield. And having their super-cute daughter running around doesn't hurt. I love small menus and Sun Street's menu is perfect. It includes pancakes and a standard eggs & bacon/sausage plate until 11 a.m., seven lunch sandwiches starting at 11 a.m., soup of the day and four biscuit sandwiches all day. These are made on the most buttery, fluffy biscuits I've had in all my days of biscuit consumption. I ordered the Juicy Piggy, which was a jucy lucy-like sausage patty filled with pepperjack, lettuce, tomato and I added a fried egg for $1.50. Even though I didn't taste much of the pepperjack, it was deeelicious. Messy as hell. My boyfriend got the Southern Fried (also with a fried egg), which might as well slap Colonel Sanders in the face with a leather glove (that would happen in a Civil War era duel, right?). Two pieces of fried chicken, bacon and sausage gravy that will blow your mind into itty-bitty pieces. Seriously, I licked that gravy ramekin clean. I will be getting this sandwich or the biscuits and gravy next time. Anything with that gravy on it, actually. We split some of the potato gordas, which are these fried mashed potato balls. There were only five of them for $3.50 and they just came with plain old ketchup. They tasted alright, but I think they could be much-improved with some chives or spiciness to them. Made-from-scratch is the rule here, even when it comes to the sodas. They have three house-made sodas, including chai. I might have tried it, but I was really in the mood for a cappuccino this morning (they serve Dogwood Coffee). On the way out, we couldn't resist getting a blueberry-creme fraiche kolache for dessert and a baguette for later. Perfection. Oh, and the mural inside is really cool too! I would love if Sun Street didn't have to be in a strip mall, but I'm probably just grasping for something to complain about since everything else was essentially flawless. Hurrah! read more

Sun Street Breads - Bakeries Near Me - Minneapolis, Minnesota

Awesome little low key spot in the city that has been offering some delicious breakfast through the years. Had the Standard, and the Adrian and both were filling and very yummy. Their hot Mochas were well done and really enjoyed them, but fair warning, are on the heavy chocolate side and not a whole lot of the coffee flavor therefore. So maybe ask to hold back some chocolate or just order latte's instead! :-) Their Raspberry Cream scone is literally also one of the best scones we have ever had, so definitely recommend that! I would consider this business a unique spot in Minneapolis and will always come back here for quality food/bread and drinks. read more

Adorable shop with excellent parking and a convenient hop off the highway. The staff was friendly and their baked breads looked amazing. The food was ok, but a little disappointing. For the price, I excepted far more quantity and quality. Their house made sausage patty was quite good. I will definitely be back to try their breads, but not for the food. read more

Sun Street Breads - Pancake, large espresso, and a build your own biscuit (sausage and poached egg). - Bakeries Near Me - Minneapolis, Minnesota

What a lovely and funny place?!?! Sun Street Bakery is the perfect name. On the morning we were there, sunlight was pouring in... And with the food they have, it could probably bring sunshine to a cloudy day. I went in thinking "strip mall?" And came out thinking "heaven." Hubby had the biscuits and gravy... Everything they should be- light biscuits with enough structure to not get soggy and gravy that was not only delicious, but had real, decent-sized chunks of sausage. Yum! He also had this blackberry swirl pastry which fantasies could be made of... Big blackberries, flaky sweet dough, and this killer custardy cream. Wowzers! I got the special frittata which was delicious with a srichacha mayo. Had to order the potato gordas for the table- because... Just had to.... They are amazing! Fried potato balls that came out just perfect. I've never had anything quite like them. Go to Sun Street, but make sure to leave a table open for me! read more

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Delicious! I'm determined there's nothing better than a biscuit with your breakfast. If you're likeminded you won't regret a visit to Sun Street Breads. Everything about my visit was just perfect. I went before work at around 930 with the intentions to eat breakfast there and to get a little something to bring to work for lunch. The lunch menu didn't start until 11, however the owner happily boxed me up a sandwich for later. I got the chicken and bacon biscuit breakfast sandwich with a side of gravy, and boy was that GOOD! I got a rotisserie chicken sandwich to-go and it ended up being a simple yet tasty treat to enjoy while at work. read more

Sun Street Breads - Bakeries Near Me - Minneapolis, Minnesota

Breakfast was delicious. Bacon extraordinary. Bread and jam exquisite. Coffee great!

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I love love love Sunstreet! I such a fan of the breakfast BLT that I have yet to venture to other breakfast items. The maple Mayo is sooo good. Thursday pizza night is also amazing! read more

I haven't written a review in a long while before today but I wrote one so negative about Dunkin that I felt like I had to take a shower and balance out the karma by reviewing some of my favorite places. After all, I like to think that I am the sort of person who positively reviews places more than I negatively review places. Looking back, however, I think I'm 50-50 but I definitely spend more time on the negative reviews, carefully crafting each sentence like it was a retribution dagger cutting right to where it's personal and then for positive reviews I tend to be like, "Oh ya, sure, this was great ya know. Ya." Sun Street is *our* place and has been since it opened. We brought our now 8-year old here when he was infant, still probably too young to go out. We take out of town guests there. We go there for pizza on some Thursdays. Their breakfasts are great. Their french fries are amazing. We feel like part of the family. Once we went and it was so packed but they saved a table for us back in the kitchen. And after going there (a hundred?) times I can safely say that it is a finely-tuned operation. They know what they're doing. They get it done right. They get it done quickly. Just every time the right things are on the right plates and the quality, taste, and presentation is always sky high. Get a specialty biscuit (bacon, chile, cheddar?) with eggs, Swiss, GREENS - separate not cooked in the eggs - for a fantastic breakfast sandwich that is just in another class from everyone else. read more

Brought one of my toddlers in for breakfast. Had the Basic biscuit with sausage, scrambled egg and cheese, but they have lots of combinations. Flaky biscuit, good egg, delicious sausage patty. My two year old and I shared and had a good time. Bought a baguette to go. This is the big WOW! We've had their baguettes before when we picked them up at the Farmer's market, but WOW, who knew a loaf of bread could be so good? Now I do. Crusty on the outside, chewy on the inside. My kids love it. SO do I. Will be back for the biscuits and gravy, and the southern fried biscuit. Saw a few come out of the kitchen and they looked awesome. The fresh bowl of fruit I saw was huge. The dining area and bathroom were very clean. Service (Counter) was very nice and fast. Great place, check it out. They also have some great local beers on tap. read more

Headed here for brunch today with my wife. Very tasty food and quick service. It is very busy here but you can get a table pretty easily. You typically purchase your food in a line and than get a number to place on your table. You place and pay for your order than find a seat. Very Europe style. I had the BLT, though simple, it was flavorful. My wife had the biscuits and gravy with an egg. She really enjoyed the spiciness and cook on her egg which had good seasoning. The price is pretty moderate. I would definitely head back there. read more

Sun Street Breads - Chai Latte, which was amazing! Happy Sunday - Bakeries Near Me - Minneapolis, Minnesota

I didn't grow up in the South. I was born-and-bre[a]d in the Heartland, where Biscuits and Gravy was not a staple dish in Mom's Repertoire. But on a whim at Sun Street Breads, I called out, so loud it shook the walls, "In honor of those distant lands of the South...I'll take the Biscuits and Gravy, please!" Thinking the portion would be to small to satisfy a Wolf-sized hunger, I added a side of fried eggs. Ohhhh was I ever mistaken. My fellow Wolf-in-crime ordered the same dish, and having spent some hard-living years in the Lone Star State (technically it's in the South, right?), he knew a good Biscuits and Gravy when he tasted it. Suffice it to say, these lads were not disappointed. The biscuits were slathered in a flavorful gravy that I could not get enough of! And it easily would have filled me up on its own, but the eggs were a nice complement to the dish. And hey, they just opened for dinner...and I haven't even tried the bread yet!! Also, free refills on coffee when you're eating in house. Delicious coffee. read more

Awwww breakfast...the meal that helps you digest all your sins from last night. Got to the door Sunday morning with a line no longer than 7 minutes. Glanced at the menu and tadow...there it was...Southern Fried Biscuit = fried chicken and bacon on biscuit with sausage gravy...and you better add a fried egg...yup...I'm done looking...Ordered, got a number, and found a seat luckily...waited patiently with my sunstreet juice which was pretty good...and when it arrived, fried chicken and bacon was standing on the biscuit like it was saluting me. My brother has class, so he ate it with a fork and knife, but me..no, no, no...it's a samich, and I'm going to eat it as a samich...and when you take that first bite where the egg yolk oozes out....sooky sooky now. That's what I'm talkin about. The biscuit was really good. It was different than normal biscuits...little heavier...like in between a biscuit and a baguette almost...very good...Fried chicken was crispy and I put the sausage gravy over everything. Messy and so delicious...Also ordered some fries and fresh fruit which were both good and necessary to feel completely stuffed...What I didn't like was the potato gordas. It just didn't taste right and texturally weird...but otherwise Sunstreet is a win...small menu and fresh ingredients...I'm coming back for lunch. read more

Sun Street Breads - southern fried biscuit - Bakeries Near Me - Minneapolis, Minnesota

Went here for breakfast / brunch and it was delicious! The place was packed, but the line moved quickly and the friendly staff helped us find a seat. I built my own breakfast biscuit sandwich and it was perfect. Homemade biscuit with bacon, eggs, and FINALLY the proper amount of white cheddar cheese. Perfect combo! Their pastries are also incredible. We got the chocolate/banana turnover and raspberry/cream scone and both were delicious. I highly recommend!!! read more

Sun Street Breads - Delicious breakfast sandwich on a biscuit, fresh fruit and a raspberry cream scone! Plus a great cup of tea. - Bakeries Near Me - Minneapolis, Minnesota

We ate breakfast here today and had a wonderful meal. I had a biscuit sandwich with sausage, cheddar and basted egg and it was great. A big sausage patty. build-a-biscuit: build your own biscuit sandwich by picking from the ingredients below: basic biscuit (2 items) basic biscuit plus (3 items) meat: house sausage patty, black forest ham, duroc bacon, pinto patty egg: scrambled, fried or basted cheese: cheddar, swiss or jack My husband has the biscuits with sausage gravy and ate every bite. the sausage gravy was excellent. biscuits & gravy: southern style sausage or mushroom gravy on buttermilk biscuits We also purchased a loaf of challah and a downtowner to go. I think the downtowner lasted 2 blocks in the car. :) downtowner flour, water, milk, sugar, butter, yeast, salt; with cinnamon, cardamom & cloves Friendly staff, great food and parking - who can ask for more? read more

The fried chicken breakfast sandwich was really good! The biscuit, sausage gravy, and bacon on it was all perfect. The chicken could have been better, but wasn't bad, just a tad dry. The juicy piggy was also nice, the cheese and mixes of herbs was great. I was waiting to find the jalapeño and then I got a whole on one of the last bites and i had to run for more water lol. I wish this came with some kind of sauce or honey or something on the side to elevate the flavors. It also could have used some of that bacon and an egg. Overall it was much better than the average coffee shop eating, but still had room for improvement. read more

I stopped at Sun Street for dinner a couple weeks ago on a Tuesday night. The atmosphere was pleasant and relatively quiet even though there were families with kids in the restaurant. I tried the french onion soup -- it was good but I thought it was a little heavy on the bread and a little light on the onions and broth, possibly because it is a bread restaurant? Anyways, I still liked the soup and I would go back to try breakfast. read more

Yummm! Just had the Gobbler to go. It was amazing! Pulled turkey on a whole grain bun with lettuce, tomato, red onion and mayo. It was warm, juicy and packed with flavor. I chose the fruit over fries or veggie as a side. This would be plenty of food to split if your watching calories. I topped it all off with a double chocolate cookie. I must stop back during the week when it's not so busy. read more

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I was floored by my visit here. It's a small bakery on the corner of a little center but it has everything I love about brunch. They have homemade biscuits that you can put anything and everything on, especially their homemade gravy. On my visit, I got a biscuit sandwich called the spicy piggy. Think juicy Lucy but for breakfast - worth every calorie. I also can't recommend their baked goods enough. Every pastry I got was heavenly - not over sweet and very light and fluffy. I highly recommend this place for brunch - don't be discouraged by a long line cause it moves quickly! read more

I got the fried chicken sandwich and fries and it was awesome! Highly recommend. My boyfriend also got a can of beer for $2.

If you like carbs and you like bread and you like pastries this is the place for you. I cannot more highly recommend their delicious pastries. They are amazing. Another enjoyable thing that we had here was some of their breakfast menu hot items. I had the biscuits and gravy which were delicious. Easily busy on the weekends come early but what a great experience you'll have inside the restaurant and inside your mouth. read more

Great fast casual spot for breakfast/brunch if you aren't wanting to wait for a table at other brunch spots in Minneapolis on a Saturday or Sunday morning. The biscuits and gravy are some of the best you'll have (homemade biscuits and flavor busting gravy). They have a vegetarian version too which I'll have to try next time. You can tell their breads are all cooked with love and that they pay attention to the details. Definitely come check his place out when you have a chance! read more

One of my favorite go to breakfast places in the cities for sure. Amazing quality food and pastries! I usually get the southern fried sandwich which is amazing every single time. They also do to go orders which is nice if you just want to grab it and go because they are usually pretty busy around lunch time. Amazing staff as well extremely nice. read more

Sun Street Breads - The southern fried sandwich with some biscuits and gravy action in the background. - Bakeries Near Me - Minneapolis, Minnesota

So glad to have Sun street in the neighborhood as the pandemic has dragged on. From the beginning they adapted quickly and responsibly and they have been delivering consistently good service, food and coffee as the lines in the morning attest. Their pasties consist of some staples and some that are more seasonally rotated and all are great. Pizza night on thursdays is a nice tradition and the new option (havent tried yet) to take frozen pizzas home is a good add. Sun street is a family run place and the proprietor is there most mornings and really goes the extra mile. read more

Consistently great and fresh. Wonderful people working the counter. Has been great for years. Try a breakfast sandwich, but if you do, get yourself some of their amazing OJ as well. Trust me. My kids love the fresh pastries. Honorable mention- the dining area. It's open and bright and never too noisy. Perfect meeting spot for friends or coworkers. Enjoy! read more

The downtowner and the Laugen croissant are must haves on a Sunday morning in south Minneapolis! Staff are always friendly and happy to chat or elaborate on anything on the menu. Make sure to get there before the major rush around 9-10:30am, as bakery items sell out quickly ! read more

We went here for brunch on late Saturday afternoon. Its at the end of a strip mall and parking could be a problem some time. It was not too crowded , you have to walk up to the counter and order the food. We ordered raspberry scone and some kind of almond pastry to start with. Both were not too sweet , i liked the raspberry scone a lot. For the food we ordered Fried Chicken with Biscuit and biscuit royale. Fried Chicken was very moist in the inside and crispy outside , the gravy was flavorful ( Less in quantity though). Biscuit royale had a cheese/mushroom crepe in between, spinach with it was very odd tasting. Biscuit royale could have used some gravy as well , the biscuit was little over cooked as well making it very dry with out the gravy. Over all a neat little place for a quick brunch. They did carry some beer options as well. read more

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I had my first Sun Street experience yesterday, and now I'm afraid I can't get enough. The place was packed, but we found a seat without a problem. I stared wide-eyed at the menu for a good 5 minutes, completely unable to decide what to order; everything (and I mean EVERYTHING) looked good. The Biscuit Royale (veggies and cheese wrapped in...wait for it...a crepe!), biscuits and gravy, and sourdough flapjacks. The pastries were all mouth-wateringly enticing, and the aroma of freshly baked breads floated throughout the whole cafe. I couldn't get enough, but, alas, I had to make a decision. Biscuits and gravy and a bacon-cheddar-green onion biscuit were our picks of the day. I coupled them with a tasty cup of coffee, and was oh so satisfied. The biscuits were buttery and flaky, with a perfectly crispy crust, and the gravy was rich, peppery, and chock full of sausage chunks. The real home-run, though, was the specialty biscuit. Woah. You can probably imagine exactly what it tasted like, but the combination of deliciously crispy cheese, savory bacon, and sweet green onions in that buttery dough was just too much goodness for me to handle. We thought we would save the biscut for later...ha! We were fighting over it as soon as we finished our biscuits and gravy. We came home with a loaf of sourdough bread, and it is one of the best sourdough loafs I have ever eaten, with just enough tang to couple with a little pat of butter, but chewy and tasty enough to eat all by itself. The staff is helpful, with only minimal attitude (pretty rare in a cool cafe like Sun Street), and the atmosphere is lovely. Sun Street was a total treat. They serve dinner, too, so we'll be back to try that out one day. Until then, I'll bask in the glow of my indulgent and oh-so-scrumptious breakfast. read more

I wish this place was closer to my house, it's so good! I've been here for breakfast and dinner. Breakfast was great, but I thought Sun Street really outdid themselves with dinner. First of all, they have a great selection of local beers including Surly, Bells and Founders, and, according to my wife, good wine. My wife ordered two starters for her meal, fry bread tacos and hush puppies. She said that the hush puppies were one the best things she's ever had. They came with a chutney that she really loved, too. I got the Shorewich, a fried cod sandwich, which was stellar. Everything was fresh and full of flavor. A lot of reviewers seem to only come here for breakfast, go check this place out for dinner! read more

Swung in for first time to grab some of their homemade animal crackers for the nieces and nephew, and was intrigued by enough of the other offerings to sample several. A lovely space, right on the end of a strip mall with adequate parting and great visibility, easy to find. Inside it is open and airy, yet still manages to feel cozy. Sadly, the food was either not good, or quite good. The steak pasty was a revelation. Light and flaky breading, balanced and flavorful filling. Not as pungent as some I have tried. I would go back for these! Everything else was left half eaten. The cheese curds were quite sharp, and the breading just did not work well with the power of the cheese. The breakfast biscuit sandwiches were disappointingly dry and crumbly, with over melted (runny) cheese and a sausage patty so thick it overpowered the rest of the sandwich. The bacon biscuit sandwich had the opposite problem, the bacon was all but non-existent. The cookie was average, but for the price more than average was warranted. Worst of all, the glass of milk was sour, having gone bad. Very hit and miss on the food quality. Next time, I would stick to grabbing a pasty to bring home and avoid the rest. read more

I really want to move to the neighborhood just so I can walk here and delight in the carb-loading goodness every single day. I would be a very happy girl. After a lovely long walk along Minnehaha Creek, we popped in to give this place a try. It's certainly popular so be prepared to stand in line, but don't worry....it moves quickly. I had the Berkley salad - a large serving of mixed greens with wheat berries mixed in and a few big spoonfuls of different "salads" layered on top. I believe they change frequently, but mine included a white bean mixture, marinated chopped veggies and curried cauliflower. Drizzle that with a fresh lemon vinaigrette and serve a warm wheat roll on the side and you have yourself one happy, healthy luncher. My guy had a meatloaf sandwich with apple butter and fried shallot cream cheese (awesome - I stole a bite) and equally delicious hand-cut fries. The breakfast and dinner menus looked good enough that I'll be planning a few upcoming visits to give them a try. read more