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    The Tiny Diner

    3.9 (409 reviews)
    Open 7:00 am - 2:00 pm
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    Moderate noise
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    Casual
    Good for kids

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    Beautiful patio in July
    Claire L.

    This place has the best atmosphere on the patio and great community events. I attended one of their workshop classes that was a lot of fun and well organized. The patio is surrounded by a garden which in July is in full bloom was beautiful. Their farmer's market and live guitar music made the experience worth it. The food was very disappointing and overpriced. The service was fine. I had the Singapore noodles with chicken. Traditionally Singapore noodles are spicy or at least have some spicy to them served with roasted pork and shrimp. I understand their aesthetic is boutique farm to table so the recipe will be different but it doesn't mean put no flavor in or the sauce is just oil and curry powder. The chicken was cooked and flavored well - easily the best part of the dish. The noodles were pretty al dete and had many sauceless spots. The dish comprised of 3 veggies, noodles, very little sauce and the chicken which was $17. This is easily a $7 make at home meal that at least would have more spice and more complex curry flavor. This is one of the few entrees on the dinner menu that as a bonus is dairy and gluten free but its just not good. Please do not get this dish! The BF had the turkey bacon avocado sandwich which was good. The turkey was thick and avocado perfectly ripe and buttery. There are so many places that serve similar and better food.

    Bar area
    Tricia K.

    We stopped in for brunch and happy to be seated right away. The Tiny Diner is super charming and was very comfortable. I ordered the huevos rancheros on recommendation of our server. It came with a plate full of beans on top of fried tortillas, with eggs and I ordered sausage with it. Everything was cooked perfectly, it just had ZERO seasoning. The beans were super bland. I added salt, pepper and hot sauce to jazz it up, but still a bit blah. I'd go back to try other options. My friend had the grilled cheese and said it was great!

    Burger and fries with no salt
    Jakesa T.

    Walking into this establishment gives a cute, diner-type feel. My husband and I visited for a late lunch and sat outside on the patio. It was mostly covered to block the sun, and the seating was typical patio seating. There was a bit of a language barrier with the server, but that was not a problem when it came to ordering; smiles are universal! :) The water served was room temp which was off-putting. the burger appeared to be just a frozen beef patty that you'd find at a grocery store. It had more bread than anything else and looked very unappealing with the cooked onions and sauce, it looked 'gloopy'. My husband's gravy from the biscuits and gravy entree was very thick, stationary, and slightly cold. I don't think I'd return here nor would I recommend it.

    a sign on a brick wall
    Erica C.

    I enjoyed the service and fresh ingredients. The outside dining is open and inviting. I really enjoyed walking through the garden and the ecosystem they created.

    Huevos rancheros
    Elijah W.

    They definitely have one of the best patios around. All around a really cool place and great for littles because they can run around a little bit. They also have bees on the roof which is insane in my opinion! Unfortunately when we went they very extremely understaffed so everything just took a little longer but no one was in a rush and we were just able to enjoy time talking outside. Even though the food did take a while it was all very good with plenty of vegetarian options.

    1/4 lb. Plain Grass-Fed Beef Burger
    Brenna L.

    What a hidden GEM! There was only one person serving on a Friday afternoon but she was so gracious and so excellent. The food and drinks were excellent with little to no wait! The restaurant inside and outside is gorgeous and proudly stands for inclusiveness, community, diversity and equality! Love it.

    Long wait Labor Day morning
    Lindsey S.

    Oh, Tiny Diner. We came on Labor Day and waited about an hour for an outside table (super dog friendly). The food also took about 45 minutes which we weren't warned of when ordering but I did hear the hostess saying after we were seated that it was an hour for a table then another hour for the good. I guess people called in but I doubt many people there planned on spending their entire morning at breakfast. I'd already picked what I wanted before arriving and got the breakfast burrito with the sauces on top. I need more sauce for the upcharge as the soaked in quickly (or maybe just more sour cream or a salsa) but don't think it would have been the same without the sauce so definitely do that! Also had a bloody. It was fine. The concept of the restaurant is cute and love the sustainability!

    Burrito
    Ava C.

    A lot of options to pick from which is great. We sat outdoors but I'm not sure how the indoor seating situation is. The service was great and the food was good but nothing exceptional

    Chai
    Sharon Y.

    Love the concept and outdoor seating at this restaurant (though I don't know how these hardy Minnesotans manage to eat outside in sub-60-degree weather without heat lamps - I've gotten soft from all the years of living in California). The service was adequate, neither outstanding nor horrible. What I didn't love was the food. Started with a chai tea, which was quite tasty. Biscuits were exceptionally large but largely tasteless and a bit on the dry side. IMO, biscuits should practically flake apart and melt in your mouth - these did neither. I did like the house-made preserves, which were quite gingery. Hash browns were unremarkable. The blueberry pancake was really disappointing. There was an adequate amount of blueberries, but the pancake itself was a little greasy on the outside and a bit rubbery and tasteless on the inside. Cute place, but I wouldn't be asking to come back.

    Emily Z.

    Tiny Diner is a solid 4 in my opinion. Didn't get the inside seating eThey have the cutest outdoor space ever with their fresh gardens surrounding it. I loved the aesthetic of the place a lot and it was perfect for a not-so-hot summer brunch. I got the green onion scramble which was cook with cream cheese (never would've thought of that but it really works). Their hash browns were really good but not the best I've had (could've used a little more favor and crisp). I subbed my toast for a biscuit instead and it was pretty good with the jam that I asked for on the side (it needed some butter but by the time I realized, I was almost done with it). Average though for being a house made biscuit. The drinks were really delicious. I got the grapefruit white wine spritzer and my friend got the orange drink. Both were perfectly sweet (not overly sweet) and refreshing. I loved how we got $4 happy hour drinks anytime as our check in deal on Yelp.

    The Dagwood Sandwich
    Dylan J.

    The Dagwood sandwich was excellent, I was craving it so much I got it for breakfast.

    roasted beet salad (perfect)
    Denise D.

    On the day after Thanksgiving, hubs and I were in the mood for vegetables so when we went to my cousin's to pick something up, we asked if she was hungry and she suggested Tiny Diner. We popped over and luckily there wasn't a wait (it was past the lunch rush). The place is so cute and everyone working seemed content and cheerful. I ordered the beet salad, my cousin ordered some sort of healthy bowl (she does that) that had chick peas in it and maybe kale or something, and my husband got singapore noodles because he was intrigued (even though he said he wasn't going to have carbs. He does that). Everyone loved what they got. If we weren't still hating ourselves from Thanksgiving, we might have gotten the special pancakes to split for dessert-- they sounded amazing (some sort of s'mores thing). We had to go shopping and run other errands, otherwise I would have ordered a beer-- I was very impressed by their beer list, which sounds pretty rare for a diner but maybe isn't for Minneapolis. Will definitely go back!

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    Tawanda R.

    I am a fan of the Tiny Diner. So sad that I have not visited this restaurant before. I'm in the Powderhorn neighborhood at least 2x a week and have road by too many times. DON'T BE LIKE ME! Parking: The lot is pretty small, you may have to find street parking. I however had great parking right at the front door. Ambiance: There's a patio that has a nice ambiance and makes you want to sit outdoors. That particular day i visited... my body craved AC. Indoors, it's larger then you would expect... ample seating. Food: I had the dill fried crispy chicken sandwich and a lavender mimosa. The sandwich was good, crispy, but i left me wanting to ask for more dill seasoning on the side to put on top of my sandwich. It was pretty light. From what i noticed, it's part of the breading. it came with a pickle and a choice of fruit or chips (which Ithink they made). The lavender mimosa was amaaazing. Loved it. Service: My server was pleasant and attentive and the host was pleasant as well. i will be back. I enjoyed my visit.

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    Wonderful food and service was amazing! They were very kind to us and it just felt welcoming. Food was excellent as well!

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    Food and service was great. Wish it was open all year long. It's such a unique place that offers healthy food.

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    4.0(674 reviews)
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    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.

    I was excited to come here because I wanted to try the cheese curds and it did not disappoint -…read moreeverything was delicious. Cheese curds are a staple in Minnesota so my friend and I made it our mission to try it every place we went - Hi-Lo did not disappoint. Although the place was busy, we got seated pretty quickly and didnt have to worry about the wait. When I think about American diners, this place did not miss - it looks exactly how I imagine it would in the movies. Delicious food and definitely a place I would recommend if youre ever in the area to try some minnesotan fare!!

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    Walked over to the diner as it's closed to our house and we've never been. When we approached the…read morediner there were zero people inside so we didn't know if they were open but the door was unlocked and we were immediately greeted. Ordered a couple coffees while we looked at the menu. The coffee was some of the best diner coffee I've ever had! I had the Orin sandwich with turkey sausage. The English muffin was toasted on the griddle and had crunchy pieces on the inside which was amazing. By the time we left the place was filling up. Great stop for breakfast!

    My co-workers and I were in downtown Minneapolis and decided to take the half mile walk to a place…read moreI have wanted to try for years. Band Box diner. We found a table for 6 at the back and we all ordered some beverages from our wonderfully attentive waitress, refilling our waters as we ran low and was super nice. I noticed they took the tuna melt off the menu, but I ordered the Sloppy Boy instead, which I thought would be like a Philly Cheesesteak burger, but it was more like a Sloppy Joe. The meat was good and tossed in a sloppy joe type sauce. The bun was great, with it nicely buttered and toasted on the flattop. If I came back again, I would order a burger since all of my friends seemed to love theirs and they looked delicious. I did try an onion ring from one of the plates and it seemed fresh and crispy and really tasty. Price was right for high quality food, which I must admit, I was not expecting much from a diner started in the 1940's but it far exceeded just a "Greasy spoon" Not the best neighborhood and my pants stuck to the sticky chair on the way out, but it is a solid place for a lunch with buddies and our server was awesome.

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    Not for the claustrophobic! Also they only take cash or check. Also lots of other things…read more This place is so narrow it's barely three-dimensional. It is the breakfast-diner equivalent of a crowded subway train at rush hour. This place is basically a counter with about a dozen stools, and they serve breakfast staples every morning. There is no room behind the stools, and yet because people think this is a fun experience they wait in a line behind the stools. They sometimes move the stool people to different stools mid-meal to strategically fill stools with the stool-waitbehinders. It is a challenging experience. The food is not good enough to make up for the effort it takes to be here. In the past I've gotten normal, acceptable eggs/bacon meals. This time I got Eggs Benedict with nice, tart sauce. The eggs were a bit overdone, which is fine if you're not someone who likes a runny yolk situation. I also got hash browns which, on their own, tasted like they were steamed in bilge water. Most people probably put lots of ketchup or hot sauce on them. But you're kind of there for the experience. And it is an experience of cramming yourself in with hipsters and tolerating surly cooks who urgently shout to each other - right next to you - about needed ingredients while occasionally shaming you for not waiting in line correctly. The ambiance is not the slightest bit boring. If this review doesn't scare you away you will probably love it.

    I first went to Al's in the mid-80's, was a regular in the early 90's and early 00's. Hadn't gone…read moreback until recently. Still love this place and am becoming a regular again. I miss the crusty humor of Doug but believe Allison has done a great job (I was actually there on her first day of work!) of keeping the true spirit of Al's alive. They are one of my favorite places for hollandaise sauce!

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    We went Yelping for breakfast and were delighted to find Fat Nat's Eggs. It is easy to spot from…read morethe street and there is plenty of parking in the strip mall parking lot. The hostess found us a booth quickly and we were amazed at the wide variety of breakfasts. It had acoustic ceiling tile so even though there were lots of customers chatting away, it was easy to converse in the midst of the happy sound. There were so many themes in the decor: golf, USA, big butts, cooking, and more. It was a visual delight. The servings were tasty and large and who could resist Sammy's Triple Fruit Fritter French Toast? I recommend this diner.

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    ABQ Omelette, carnitas and chorizo with tomatoes, onions, chiles, cilantro and pepper jack cheese, served over two crisp tortillas.

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    Cute diner setting. Tried their new bkfst. Delicious! I had Avocado Toast with scrambled eggs and…read moreside of greens. Greens were fresh and perfectly dressed. Only thing I would change is to ask for sourdough toast instead. My friend had the frittata which was also delicious. I would highly recommend breakfast here. Our waiter was great, too. Note: Some booths have no seat cushions...hard wood!

    It pains me to write this. I went here for breakfast having been very excited to try it since they…read morebegan breakfast service. There was one other person when I arrived about 9 am. I asked the waitress if they were normally busy and she said usually weekends. I ordered coffee and biscuits with sausage gravy and eggs. Had a discussion with the waitress about whether they could make basted eggs which she thought they could. Shortly afterward she brought out what appeared at first to be a lovely breakfast. Hash browns came with it. These hash browns were spectacular, hot and wonderful. It pains me to say everything else was ice cold: the eggs, biscuits, the gravy, and the six pieces of sausage thrown on top of the biscuits, with none in the actual sauce. The eggs were perfectly cooked but cold. I really don't understand how things were so cold right out of the kitchen. And, obviously, they don't know how to make biscuits and gravy. I told the waitress that everything was cold except the hash browns and she took a few dollars off my bill. She was lovely. We spoke for a few minutes about the old Lincoln Del where she used to work and where I spent so much time in my youth. I boxed up my leftovers, the waitress gave me coffee to go, and I left. I suspect I won't be eating the leftovers. Do I recommend the Convention Grill? Not for breakfast anyway. But would still go for burgers, fries, and malts. They also have a killer egg salad sandwich!

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    4.1(1.5k reviews)
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    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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