Minnesota Restaurant Recommendations

[Wally]

Let's hear some favorites, here are some of mine.

Gyropolis in Bloomington, best gyros I've had.

Gyropolis Greek Food | Awarded Best Gyro in Minnesota

Since 2005, Gyropolis has been serving award-winning Greek food to the city of Bloomington MN. Check us out today!

gyropolis.com

Tongue in Cheek on Payne Ave in St Paul, high end restaurant quality at half the price. I wish it was close to my house. Must try.

Menu

Brunch Served until 3pm

tongueincheek.biz

Momo Sushi in NE, great sushi for the price.

MOMO SUSHI — Authentic Japanese & Tibetan Cuisine

We offer authentic and delicious tasting Japanese & Tibetan cuisine in Minneapolis, MN. Our convenient location and affordable prices make our restaurant a natural choice for dine-in or take-out meals in the Minneapolis community. We are known for our juicy Tibetan momo (dumplings) and high qua

momosushimn.com

King Coil Spirits, off Vandalia and 94 St Paul, only been once but the food was awesome.

King Coil Spirits

Enjoy artisan cocktails, chef-crafted small plates, Roma-style pizza and the best spirits in Minnesota at King Coil Spirits Distillery and Cocktail Room. Our beautiful cocktail room, huge patio and multiple event spaces are perfect to entertain friends and celebrate life.

www.kingcoilspirits.com

Some of my favorite more expensive restaurants.
Alma, 112 eatery, gus gus, travail, kado no mise.

 

[fan of Ray Williams]

Speaking of gyros, what about that place in St Louis Park, Ariana Kabob and Gyro Bistro? Haven't been there, but was just reading about it earlier today.

 

[GophersInIowa]

I don't know because we have kids and our "restaurants" are Culvers, McDonalds and Pizza Hut

 

[From the Parkinglot]

I don't know because we have kids and our "restaurants" are Culvers, McDonalds and Pizza Hut

What about pizza ranch?

 

[Ope3]

What about pizza ranch?

I like their chicken. Not a good sign given the name of the establishment.

 

[GophersInIowa]

What about pizza ranch?

Pizza Ranch is clutch too

 

[short ornery norwegian]

I don't have much to add to this thread because I almost never eat out. too cheap and I stick to a fairly strict diet after a previous heart attack.

But - I was over in Sioux Falls a few years ago for work and we ate at one of these Hibachi places where they cook the food in front of you on this big grill and the chef puts on a show by flipping knives and so forth. that was really good - but the servings were so big I ate twice what I normally would.

any places like that in MN to recommend?

 

[Wally]

What about pizza ranch?

Ate there once in Stewartville, pizza was kind of like cardboard.

Wrecktangle Pizza is really good, one at Malcolm Yards.

 

[fan of Ray Williams]

I don't have much to add to this thread because I almost never eat out. too cheap and I stick to a fairly strict diet after a previous heart attack.

But - I was over in Sioux Falls a few years ago for work and we ate at one of these Hibachi places where they cook the food in front of you on this big grill and the chef puts on a show by flipping knives and so forth. that was really good - but the servings were so big I ate twice what I normally would.

any places like that in MN to recommend?

The one I used go to is history. Was located off Portland, just north of 494, Mongolian BBQ

 

[Slim Tubby]

I don't have much to add to this thread because I almost never eat out. too cheap and I stick to a fairly strict diet after a previous heart attack.

But - I was over in Sioux Falls a few years ago for work and we ate at one of these Hibachi places where they cook the food in front of you on this big grill and the chef puts on a show by flipping knives and so forth. that was really good - but the servings were so big I ate twice what I normally would.

any places like that in MN to recommend?

Benihana and Osaka are good options in the cities and produce almost the same tasting product, although I prefer the YumYum sauce at Benihana's slightly.

I always get the Filet-Scallops combo but their chicken and shrimp options are also excellent.

The dinner price for both runs around $35-45 depending on your dinner selection and comes with soup, ginger salad (oh yeah!!!) and fried rice.

My entire family is addicted to Japanese steakhouses so this is always our birthday gathering spot.

Now I'm hungry...

 

[golf]

For pizza. Black Sheep coal fired pizza. A slam dunk.