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    Turtle Bread Company

    3.6 (91 reviews)
    Open 7:00 am - 4:00 pm

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    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Outdoor seating
    Dogs allowed

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    Mikhala F.

    Can't believe I've never been here until now! This neighborhood staple is near Linden Hills and we stopped in for brunch. You can get bread, pastries, and other food items here - or eat in. They have a ton of space and an attached area for additional seating. By the time we arrived, most of the pastries were very picked over. They were all on one tray so we couldn't tell what was what. They did have a huge selection of bread loaves to take home! I LOVED their lentil sausage soup - some of the best soup I've had in a while! My brother enjoyed his scone and bread loaf. I also purchased a dessert cake to take home for my husband's birthday, which was delicious. Service wasn't the friendliest, but wouldn't stop me from coming back.

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    Morgan S.

    Such a cool spot with loads of options to choose from! We got a savory scone which was delicious and crumbly, lentil soup which was nice and warm for a cozy chilly day, and a fresh loaf of bread to eat for the week which they sliced for us at the counter. The food was all great and they had a ton more that all looked fantastic. The inside was cozy and like a classic bakery/bistro vibe which was awesome. The only challenge we had was that the pastries weren't individually marked and were just on a full menu near them so we kind of had to guess what each thing was. It definitely could be because we were there a little later in the day but did make it challenging to figure out what we wanted. Otherwise the staff was super nice and friendly and we had a great experience.

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    Mary W.

    Such a cute, quaint food spot. The smell of fresh bread upon entering was wonderful. Restaurant was clean and well stocked with many different offerings. We purchased the turkey sandwich, tomato basil soup, cookies and of course Pellegrino to wash it all down. The staff were friendly and helpful. If ever in the area again I will revisit.

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    Michelle J.

    A Solid Spot! Turtle Bread Company is a nice neighborhood bakery with tasty food and decent coffee. I selected the Broccoli Cheese Quiche which came with a side baguette; both were homemade and delicious - the mocha and chai latte was passable, nothing to write home about... The bakery options were vast and looked delectable; sadly, the service was less than ideal outside of the barista who seemed warm and friendly. The dining room was quiet with ample seating and lots of large windows. Final Thoughts: A lovely neighborhood spot with many options to choose from... Choose Wisely Fellow Foodies #LiveEatBeHappy

    a plate of eggs and bacon
    Emily S.

    I came here looking for a good sourdough baguette. When I got there, I realized how hungry I was, so I got the smoked salmon omelette. The omelette was very good and came out in a timely manner. The baguette I got was reasonably priced, and it was quite good too. I ended up making croutons with it.

    Artichoke & Swiss quiche with side salad
    Andrew P.

    Lovely neighborhood bakery. Stopped by with a friend for soup and salad and wasn't disappointed. Plenty of seating inside, but it does tend to get loud. The soup was very hearty, think chicken pot pie without the crust, and perfect for the weather. The quiche was ... not my favorite. I'm not a big fan of the cheese and the base, I felt one or the other could be more decadent. The accompanied side salad was fresh and a worthy up-charge. Definitely a great spot to hang out and chat with a friend if you live in the area, but not worth a trek if otherwise.

    Feryal B.

    Wow...what a disappointing experience I had yesterday. My boyfriend and I ordered breakfast burritos - mine being the one they've always had on the menu for $12.50 with veggie sausage, and his being the new one they're offering with chorizo. We told the person at the register we wanted to sub the potatoes the burritos come with with sweet potato fries and she still went ahead and charged us $8 extra ($4 each) for a side of sweet potato fries...and we didn't even get the side that usually comes with the meal. I also bought my usual coffee. It all came out to $38 which felt like a lot (we frequent this location). When I went to ask for my money back, everyone was clueless and they gave me $6 back in cash. I was never handed a receipt and really didn't appreciate the lack of transparency. Another thing that ticked me off is that there was no way of differentiating at first which burrito was meatless and which was chorizo, which matters to me because I'm Muslim and cannot eat pork. When I asked the server, they said "I don't know", left us, and never checked with anyone. I had to walk up and find out myself which one had pork and which one didn't, which was super shitty in my opinion. Way to accommodate people with different backgrounds. Shoutout to the cooks in the back who saved y'alls asses because the food was spectacular (as always). But I'd recommend hiring better new staff - these folks were rude, clueless, and killed the vibe. Won't be coming back until this is resolved by management.

    Breakfast sandwich with sausage and side salad
    Danielle S.

    I've been to Turtle Bread Co a few times over the past few months and I really want to like it but unfortunately the food has been a little hit or miss for me. The first time I was there I got a plain croissant and mocha. Both were pretty disappointing. The croissant was really dry and didn't have a flaky texture and they forgot to put the espresso shots in my mocha so it ended up being just a hot chocolate. The second time I had the chocolate cake which was very good and I HIGHLY recommend. The third time I had the breakfast sandwich with sausage, a side salad, and Mexican brownie. The breakfast sandwich was okay -the bun was really good but the rest was a little lackluster. The brownie was very dry, but the frosting was good. Overall the service and atmosphere is good. I'll go back again because I really want to try a loaf of their bread and a few more baked goods.

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    Very average but the best vibes. Everyone's friendly, it feels cozy and casual, and you can sample before you order.

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    Great food, but their pies are brilliant. I have been enjoying their amazing raspberry pie for nearly 30 years!

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    Such a fun little cafe! My first time going & I will definitely be back! Quaint with yummy bread

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    Horrible service, mediocre food, if you want to be rude to customers at least have the food to back up the claim

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    Good soup, great bakery, meh coffee but NO INTERNET. My cell can't even access 5G in this dead zone. Not a place to work.

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    We randomly stopped in after a visit to the cemetery. A very small space where you normally order…read morefrom a kiosk (not my favorite). Chef Pedro took our order (bonus points) and we had a lovely conversation about New Orleans. The menu here has a lot of New Orleans food intertwined. Based on where Pedro previously worked in New Orleans, he has an outstanding culinary background. I was going to order the Muffaletta, which can be served hot or cold, but they were out. When I heard why, I was impressed. In New Orleans, the gold standard of bread is Leidenheimer. Minnesota doesn't have the same bread (Trung Nam Bakery is the closest substitute). Pedro uses Leidenheimer for his Muffalettas. Pedro also makes his own olive salad. I am looking forward to trying a Muffaletta. My husband ordered the Zambon Dip and really enjoyed it. I had the Herb Brooks Focaccia. It was great. Big portions. What is really funny is I knew the North Stars as I worked at the Met Center. Fun memorabilia too. On street parking and some tables outside. What we used to call a neighborhood joint. Stop in and say hi to Pedro. Now I just wish he would make Gumbo with some okra and filé.

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    1.8 miHighland
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    I hadn't been to Cecil's in quite a while, but recently stopped by for a Reuben. It was just as…read moredelicious as it was 7 years ago! I'd say it's one of the best two Reubens in the cities. My friend enjoyed the tuna sandwich too. We lucked out with seats when we arrived at 11:30 on a Saturday, but by the time we were leaving the line to get seated was very long.

    Thank goodness... we still have Cecil's in the Twin Cities!!!…read more The mood, the relaxed comfortable and kind staff who do not rush you to sit rush you to order. Instead EVERYONE is 100 % natural welcoming laid back and genuine in wanting to see you content and pleased. Nothing is ever pushed onto you. The quality of the pastrami, its seasoning, the textures and bright flavors of the breads and bagels the nova the chopped liver the extra creamy marinated Cole slaw and perfect half sour pickles ( wISH they had bialys!). All perfect. All old world. Our favorite very old deli in West Palm Beach was sold 1.5 years ago and gone gone gone are the DELIGHTFUL happy charming old staff and the perfect old world flavors, cooking. In Sarasota where we just lived the last 5 years, a new deli closed after just 2 years, and there is nothing left. We've been visiting family in Sarasota every year for 40 years. Gone too in the Twin Ciries is the ownership by brothers Scot and Stu of Hopkin's beloved Crossroads Deli just last year. The new owners, a corporation owning 6-8 other restaurants have CHANGED almost all the recipes for breads, cakes , wonderous cookies and 80 % of all pastries! No more butter, no more fine ingredients and no more of their once " Grossinger's taste/quality" STELLAR seeded rye bread! They even eliminated the lemon flavoring. In their incomparable lemon coconut cake! Their stuffed cabbage is one of their only true deli dishes left. Sandwiches are half their original size...... heart breaking after going there 3-4 times a week for 25 years........ Cecil's of course had to cut back on the $$ use of butter in their pastries. But they have WORKED VERY HARD to still retain their wonderous long long ago heart warming flavors. ALL their sandwiches are AUTHENTIC. Old world New York City flavors! Made with care and love. My husband loves their beautiful generous Nova salmon platte. Noshing away happily! I love their pastrami Rachel's with plentiful half sour pickles lots of Russian dressing and creamy Cole slaw. Mmmmmm. I hope and pray Cecil's owner refrains for a long long time from selling his rare business. We must support Cecil's too.... Or lose it with all the others, and lose part of our joy and heart. Thank you Cecil's .....

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    4.5(281 reviews)
    3.6 miSouthwest
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    Stopped in to pick up lunch after arriving in Minneapolis and heading to visit family. Wanted…read moresomething light and quick and saw Clancey's on Yelp. Being 5 minutes from our destination we decided to give it a try And boy are we glad we did! The sammiches weee absolutely outstanding. They come with a smorgasbord of toppings, so you need to peruse the list to determine if there is anything you DON'T want. We had three turkey sammiches and one ham, and everyone chose to modify their toppings slightly (note/ if you desire tomatoes, those need to be added as they oddly aren't on included in the smorgasbord ‍) I opted for everything - perhaps a bit anxious about how well all the flavours would mesh (mayo, mustard, horseradish, oil and vinegar along with various toppings). But you know something / it worked really really well. We also chose the potato salad as a side and it was also quite tasty. Lighter, northerly mayo's. While the sammiches weee being constructed we perused the offering in the attached grocery. Everything oooed fantastic and if we lived Locally, I would certainly be a regular - with an eye to trying many of their offerings beyond the sandwich counter.

    I read about Clancey's and we decided to give it a try for lunch. There are two parts to…read moreClancey's. On one side is a meat market with a variety of cuts of steaks, lamb, and other meats, which all looked fresh and quite nice. They also have a variety of items such as canned goods, pasta, eggs, etc. on the shelves opposite the meat counter. The entire place is quite sunny, pleasant, and cozy. On the other side is the eat-in, take-out deli sandwiches, that are made to order. The quality of the ingredients is excellent. The bread is freshly made (crispy baguette type) and you have a choice of Roast Beef, Roast Turkey, Tuna Salad, Smoked Ham, or Corned Beef. All sandwiches are $16.50 each (including tax) and come with a choice of mayonnaise, spicy stone ground mustard, red leaf lettuce, thin sliced red onion, salt, pepper, oil, vinegar, raw grated horseradish, pickled jalapeno, and roasted bell pepper. The default includes all toppings so if you don't want everything, be sure to specify what you do NOT want. Surprisingly, they do not carry any diet soda, nor do they stock any national brands (only local pop). There is a large menu on the wall, and you order at the counter and pick up the order (no table service). The food was attractively presented, and very, very good. My only gripe (besides the lack of diet pop) is that it's on the expensive side for lunch. Two sandwiches, a couple of bags of chips, and a couple of cans of pop will easily top $40, although I'd say the quality is top-notch.

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