Minneapolis Restaurants

This supper club has been a northeast Minneapolis icon since it opened in 1933. The service is impeccable and the surroundings are stylish, whether it is the white linen main dining area or the relaxing garden patio. The staine... more

The ancient art of paper folding is called origami. In downtown Minneapolis, origami translates to fine Japanese cuisine. Origami is located in the city's vibrant Warehouse District. The surroundings are colorful, bright and co... more

This upscale restaurant blends Mid-western cooking styles with Mediterranean flavor. Located near the Radisson Plaza Hotel Minneapolis, Fire Lake's menu consists of lip smacking and less-calorie meals. Dig into chops, steaks, r... more

This is the hip Uptown version of an authentic Thai restaurant, quite elegant and romantic. Start with fried spring rolls stuffed with pork, deep-fried chicken drummies or fried calamari rings in tempura batter. Next, try a gre... more

Make a pilgrimage to this Middle Eastern eatery. There are a few simple tables in the deli area, but most come for take-out or groceries. Home of the self-proclaimed "biggest gyro in town," stuffed with grilled slices of beef a... more

Venture to the roof patio of this 2-story eatery and you'll be treated to a glorious view of Loring Park and a spectacular view of the Minneapolis skyline. In Minnesota, outdoor dining is a luxury only enjoyed for about 5 month... more

Burgers, fries and malts...as American as mom, apple pie and the Fourth of July. This comfy restaurant is a throwback to days gone by. Extra thick malts and shakes in frosty tin containers just beg to be served with a good old... more

Gourmet pizzas and Hoagies are the specialty at Luce Pizza. It offers a wide range of toppings with Pesto Chicken Pizza being an all time favorite. There are many options of meat and veggies keeping both the meat loving and veg... more

From 1947 until the mid-1960s, this restaurant was the prime meeting spot for Twin City power brokers. In fact, women were not allowed to dine in the oak-paneled confines unless escorted by a gentleman. Although the restriction... more

This noisy restaurant in Dinkytown, with its mismatched tables and chairs and crepe paper streamers, is considered by many to be one of the best Chinese restaurants in the state. The extensive menu features numerous dishes cont... more