Nostalgic and hot and fresh food. The service is good as well. I would get the wings and the…read moreHo-Jo's. You can skip the Mac and cheese.... Trust me.

10/10 best wings and ho-jo's on the planet! I used to eat here at least once a week. I have never…read morehad better! The smell of this delicious food just makes the mouth water!

Great patio! We came by here around 4pm on a sunny afternoon for some burgers on the patio, and…read morethis place did not disappoint. The patio was fairly with constant turnover while we were there, the weather was great, and the service was A+! The inside definitely has a dark dive bar vibe, good for some occasions but not super family friendly, but we felt comfortable having a little one with us out on the patio. The food was delicious! We tried the "wings" (made of chicken thighs) and they gave regular wings a run for their money! You can do two flavors which is great, and they're very filling. We also got a burger and the special of the night, chopped cheese, and thought it was delicious. Great portions, we had a ton left to take home. The cocktail was delicious as well, will definitely try more when we come back next to hang out on the patio! Come check this place out!

The vibe is very pub-tastic. You will see decor that lets you know you are in a pub…read more There are a variety of drink options from beer on tap to cocktails. Parking was very easy. A parking lot in the back for guests. I orders the burger. The burger had a jam on it. The burger tasted very fresh.

If you like trying different wing sauces, this is the place to go! They have a huge selection of…read moresauces. The service has always been good too. One time we had to wait quite a while for our food, but the workers acknowledged the delay, apologized, and even brought us fries and drinks while we waited. That kind of customer service goes a long way. Definitely worth trying out!

Had been in before but it had been a good while since stopping by. If you like anything wild and a…read morelittle out of the ordinary, D-spot is for you. It is mainly a wing place, but you can get other things as well. There are SO many choices of wing flavors, you'll have a time picking one (or more) out. My absolute favorite is the Ben Grimm, a peanut sauce delight. We were swayed by a special red curry wing on our most recent visit and they were fantastic. I always have to get the fries here as the seasoning is to die for. The fry sauce is excellent as well. There are also several hot (HOT) flavors here if you are a spicy wing connoisseur as well. Something for everyone!

I would say the service wasn't so great. When speaking to the owner she would walk away. They were…read moreopen but had closed and locked the door cause of burner issues. The food was ok.

The food is okay but the girl who takes the order up front the cashier the black girl with ponytail…read moreis unprofessional rude stuck up and disrespectful for no reason at all. They need to place someone in the front who is more positive and professional and remove her. Other than that the food was decent.

An utter gem located in HmongTown Marketplace!…read more When I went, I was floored by the prices. Usually, in these inflation-ridden times, I find myself aghast at how high prices have gotten. But at Rose's Kitchen, I was stunned by how low the prices were. On the day I went, the restaurant was offering a dine-in special - a bowl of pho for 5 DOLLARS! And even more shocking, the bowl wasn't tiny. It was actually a decent portion of piping hot broth with a generous amount of noodles and a nice amount of meat. And the pho was delicious! If that wasn't crazy enough, the restaurant offered other specials like 2 sesame balls for $1 and 2 meat skewers for $5. Because I was hungry, I took advantage of both of these deals. The sesame balls were large and had plenty of filling, and the skewers were meaty boys. Everything was so tasty. The sesame balls were fried perfectly, and the meat on the skewers was tender and flavorful. I also got naab vaam (the tri color dessert) and a green cream soda drink that I forgot the name of. Both were refreshing and sweet. So I got a bowl of pho, 2 meat skewers, 2 sesame balls, dessert, and a drink - and it was all for 21 DOLLARS. And the chef was so, so sweet. Friendly and attentive and even refilled my naab vaam with coconut milk FOR FREE. One of the highlights of my trip to the Twin Cities and somewhere I will definitely go to again when I'm in the area, which I hope is soon

Excellent food great staff. The pork belly was phenomenal! Also, kapao beef. Inwould give 10'stars…read moreif i could. Well done.

I am going on a food tour and that started at Skinner's Pub with their all you can eat Spaghetti…read morenight special. It is spaghetti with toast and comes with the choice of soup or salad. I got a salad and it came loaded with cheese and cucumbers. You get your choice of dressing. The spaghetti itself was good. The sauce is thin but flavorful. It also comes with meatballs. There was also delicious buttered toast on the side. I had two plates of spaghetti and left with leftovers for 12 dollars before tip. Was it the best spaghetti I've ever had? No, my aunt owns an Italian restaurant but it was homestyle. It hit the spot and the value cannot be beaten. The restaurant was PACKED at 4:30 PM and there was a reason for that. Service was great as well. I will happily add Spaghetti Tuesdays to my rotation.

Went here the other day…read more Had wings, pizza and the potato skins. Service was decent. Nothing too crazy. Typical dive bar aesthetic. Dark lighting and some sports going on in the background. If you live close and there are no other options, then come but otherwise probably not worth it. I do not recommend it.

Our first meal on our most recent trip to Minnesota: The Nook, promised by some as the best Juicy…read moreLucys in the Twin Cities. We walked in for a pretty late dinner, slightly past 8PM and this place was still crowded. Ten minute wait for a table, the concierge said, but there were free seats at the bar either downstairs or up. We decided to walk down to the bowling alley (a fully functioning, retro alley might I add), and order at the bar. Nook Curds ($13.75) - It's a big basket of battered and fried cheese curds. There's bacon mixed in the batter, giving that smoky and salty, meaty element, and then drizzled honey for some very complementary sweetness. The batter is lightly crisp and the cheese curds inside are completely softened, to the point of being gooey and stretchy. Definitely no squeak here, but these were so delicious that I didn't particularly care. (5/5) Juicy Nookie Burger ($15.95) - Now that's a burger. Huge patty, completely filled with a large pocket of hot, melty, gooey, stretchy American cheese that gushes out while biting through the patty. It's decadent and rich, and that patty - charred so well, giving a robustly smoky charred flavor along with a strong natural beefiness, a result of the patty only being cooked until medium pink. Somehow even with so much cheese stuffed inside, it doesn't leak out at all. It's a pretty simple burger, with just that patty, three pickle rounds on the side, and a bun. The bun is buttered and barely toasted, just enough to give a hint of toastiness and hold up to the massive patty. It cradles the beef like a baby and sucks up all the patty juices and cheese. The burger comes with fresh homemade fries, fried heavily until dark brown, making them similar in both look and taste to my secret craving for Better Made Rainbow Chips, which has a heavily caramelized almost slightly burnt flavor. And yet somehow they aren't over fried in terms of texture. The outside isn't super crisp like commercial battered fries, instead the clear homemade nature leaves some softer areas interspersed with the crunch. The insides, of course, are still perfectly fluffy, and there are little crumbs spread out all along the bottom for an extra crunch. These fries are the height of deliciousness. (5/5) Yes, I've been missing this kind of fatty, unctuous, filling, greasy, rich food after moving away from the Midwest to Seattle. You simply can't get this kind of food anywhere in the PNW. What a great start to our week long trip! Note: The Nook charges a 3% credit card fee that's disclosed on the menu Bathrooms - Larger ones on the bottom floor, probably more upstairs Food: [5/5] Service: [ ] Other: [ ] Final Rating: 5/5

This had been on our bucket list for a while - glad we finally went!…read more It was PACKED on a Friday night, with quite a wait for a table, but we decided to go play score-your-own bowling on the ancient lanes downstairs while we waited. If you don't wanna wait, you can sit at the bar downstairs - or even put an order in at the bar and eat at the lanes. We ended up getting seated in the basement, which I highly recommend! The food was classic - great wings, great fries, great ranch, and awesome Jucy Lucy burgers. The ambiance here is top notch, especially in the basement. Very solid bar food, and though service is stretched a bit thin still a great experience. Bring cash for a soft serve cone after!!

Just get the wings. Skip everything else. So crunchy and sweet!…read more Ambiance wants you to leave ASAP, so it's a good thing they have such quick service.

I'm going to rate this place based on exactly what it's meant to be…read more This is not a high end place, in fact its affordability was probably my favorite thing about this place (Big portions for less than $20!) , and this is not some fancy restaurant for you to sit in. It's quick takeout with a fairly simple menu that makes ordering quick and decisive. I will give this place props for service though; I walked in on a whim and the owners were really nice to me as they were inquisitive about how tall I was, lol. We had a nice chat while I ordered and while I waited. Speaking of wait, I didn't have to wait long for my order. Everything came out swiftly, so food is not made to order, but still very hot and fairly tasty. I would go back if I'm in the area and have a desire for some fried rice & wings. Not necessarily the best wings I ever had, but it's slightly above average for sure.

I was in town on business and looked up restaurants close to my hotel. This one popped up and was…read moreabout five minutes from me. It is located in a small strip plaza and you just walk in to be seated. They are extremely busy with people seated to eat and to-go orders. When I arrived, someone was cleaning tables, taking payment, and delivering food to tables. This was all being done by the same person. He directed me to a table, gave me a menu, and brought me a glass of water with a straw. He was moving about the restaurant taking orders, cashing people out, cleaning tables, and delivering food the entire time I was there. He came to get my order after about ten minutes. I ordered the Seoul sampler with the soy garlic sauce on the chicken. I thoroughly enjoyed this meal. The chicken was cooked and seasoned to perfection. It was crunchy and flavorful. There was a lot of food too. I ended up taking some back to my hotel and eating it later. It was hard not going back to this restaurant during my stay, but I wanted to try different places. It took about fifteen minutes for my food to arrive at the table and bulgogi fries came out first on a separate plate. This sampler is a good representation of several of their menu items. I recommend getting it if you are new to this restaurant. I paid $46 after adding a tip.

Stopped by for a quick bite after workout and before my evening meeting. It was my 1st time at this…read morelocation. The server was friendly but he was super busy because it seemed like he was the only server who was also taking care of to-go orders. The food was ready relatively fast. I was disappointed in the taste of it because a few pieces of the chicken were a little dry and some of them weren't the type of crunchy you would expect of Korean fried chicken. The restaurant is spacious and clean.

Ordered in the car after a good thrift, was ready in like 10 minutes which was awesome because we…read morewere desperate. Got 8 piece boneless combo, fries were definitely soggy and I would've liked more seasoning, garlic parmesan was unimpressive but hot honey was fantastic (but would've liked more sauce too), side of ranch was massive (yay!). Dude behind the counter forgot our drinks but was nice about it when we reminded him. Limited space, practically standing room only since it's just take out place. Would get the hot honey wings again but everything else was skippable.

I think Wingstop may replace my go-to place for wings…read more I typically for for a mild or medium buffalo sauce but decided to venture out since this was our first time trying Wingstop. We got a 30-wing combo thing that came with the wings and fries. The fries were not desirable at all, tried a few, thought nawwww, fries can't be that bad, tried it again and was sure that these may be the worst fries I've ever had. But I didn't go to Wingstop for the fries, so I didn't let that bother me too much! We got three different flavors and enjoyed them all! First up, hot honey rub - this one was my favorite. This is probably my favorite wing with a dry spice rub. It had a little kick with a little taste of sweetness. Soooo good! Next was the spicy Korean Q. It was good. I didn't have any spice in mine, it was more like a teriyaki sauce. Nonetheless, super good! Not knowing how spicy the first two were, we had to order safe one for the kiddo. We went with the lemon pepper. It wasn't my choice, I just agreed. But I was actually really happy we went with it! Great amount of tangy then the salt and pepper was perfect. We will be visiting Wingstop again soon!