Visited this stadium for red sox vs twins game. It’s a huge stadium and very close to downtown so easily accessible by walk. Definitely recommend wearing tons of sunblock if you plan to visit it in summer as it can get very hot. Fortunately we had access to club 360 so we were able to get much needed respite there.

Going to watch the Twins play here is a lot of fun! Upsides: The whole place is clean, employees are super nice, they care a lot about recycling which is great and it's a very nice stadium in general! Just about every single seat is an amazing seat as well, there is not really a bad spot to watch the game. Parking is super easy to find. Downsides: Only downside is that merchandise/food is expensive but it is also expected to be a lot.

Well I'm glad I got off early because playoff games are early, like 3:30!, however I got to go experience the Twins win their first playoff game in 19 years! Its a real fan friendly ballpark with little games for your kids, and a lot of concessions. Not a bad seat in the house! Plus I love it when their closer comes out! You gotta check it out!

This is one of the most beautiful ball fields, in my opinion. Great seating everywhere throughout this park. Lots of different foods that are always changing. This park has restaurants, stores and even play areas for kids and adults. Lots to see and do if you take the time to really walk around. Go Twins!

We sat in the Delta 360 skybox area and the memorabilia in the indoor area added a lot of history and was interesting to browse. The games offer a LOT of food options. I think anyone could find food from a vendor as some accommodate dietary restrictions. Parking was easy in the ramp next to the field and was pretty cheap! Fun atmosphere and worth a visit even if not a Twins fan.

We had a great time at the bowl game against the Yankees. The staff were very nice and helpful. The view from the Delta sky360 Club seats was great. It was nice to get back inside the lounge to eat food and use restrooms. It was especially nice on a cold night to get inside for some heat. The atmosphere was like a event and that was great entertainment for the kids.

Target Field is a baseball stadium where there isn't a bad seat in the place. First base side is where you want to be during day games, but if you are lucky enough to get a beautiful Minnesota evening then you will not be disappointed. No vendors take cash so be prepared for that.

Beautiful ballpark, it has a lot of places to sit or stand and get drinks. Good amount of bars and great places to eat. I suggest getting the fried cheese curds and the burger sliders from Red cow. Very juicy and flavorful, in a nice bite size package.

I love watching Twins games at Target Field! The stadium is beautiful, well kept, and clean. There are tons of food options (although expensive as expected at this type of venue.) Parking is super easy in Ramp A or Ramp B. I also attended a concert at this venue recently. The sound was great. The seating arrangement was great. I would definitely attend concerts here in the future.

This is exactly what you expect a ballpark to me. Lots of food and beverage stands, great seating, a beautiful field and plenty of pregame entertainment. One of the friendliest crowds and the scoreboard screens were spectacular. Easy public transit in and out. It’s hard to think of much we didn’t like. A really good ballpark with reasonably priced seating and very helpful personnel. We give it 4.5 clams on the coveted Five quahog rating scale.

Awesome stadium. Finally made it here for a Twins game. Now I can appreciate why this stadium is called out as one of the best in MLB. Easy access, great concessions, amazing views of the Minneapolis skyline. Plenty of guest services team members to help with navigation of the grounds.

It was our first Twins game ever and boy, what an experience! The stadium was amazing and so easy to navigate. We had great seats above the right field wall and concessions were close by. We were surrounded by families having a great time and everyone was relaxed. The stadium staff were so friendly and pleasant and helpful. The entire atmosphere was great. We will definately go back!

Field was really nice and had plenty of restaurants and lots of beer options even for the craft beer lover. The stadium was in excellent condition and had a great family feeling. My only complaint at all was the seats are narrow. I'm 180lbs and I'm not sure any adults can sit back with their shoulders square without touching both neighbors beside you. You have to pull your shoulders forward or almost sit sideways. It's really bizarre.

Incredible, huge, three-story, free art museum with ongoing exhibits as well as various rotating and traveling special exhibits that have a fee (however, those exhibits usually offer free days as well). I have spent many hours over many days over many years and yet I STILL haven't seen everything even in the ongoing exhibits. You should make a reservation for tickets for special events but usually you can walk-in and still get a ticket, even for those. They have a fun, free Family Day event the second weekend of every month with fun activities and a take-home tote. You can also get a free or paid membership (different levels have different benefits). Definitely donate if you can as well, to help support the museum. There is a gift shop as well as a couple restaurants on site. They offer a free coat check and self-service lockers, which is great for winter when you don't want to lug your coat around. The museum is located on the bus route and there is free on-street and some paid parking lots available. Sometimes they offer free shuttles as well. The museum is accessible with ramps and elevators and offer free wheelchairs for use (which was so helpful when I was there while on crutches). We love the fun, family-friendly Rock the Cradle event they host with the Children's Theatre Company in March and the beautiful Art in Bloom event in the spring.

An incredible experience, and FREE!? My only regret is only leaving myself an hour to explore. There's two floors of beautiful art. You could spend a whole day immersed, easily.

One of the greatest museums in Minnesota. The admission is free, you pay only if you want to go to the special exhibitions (that change from time to time). Special attention o the historical exhibitions from Asia, Pacific Islands and Africa. Plan ahead to start the for at least 4 hours to see most of the things. The restrooms have changing stations. Some times it is difficult to find parking spots close to the main building

It’s been years since I’ve been to the art museum. And having worked and lived abroad in China for more than 10 years, I was curious to revisit the Chinese collection in the Asia exhibition hall. My goodness! I spent half a day and didn’t even get see everything. Need not to mention the other halls in the entire museum. 3 floors worth of pieces from all over the world. You will find something that will excite you. Seriously, I could spend days here. Anyway, admission is free but a donation is highly recommended. There is paid parking next door but if you come early, there’s free street parking. Without a doubt, I shall have to visit again!

What a gem in the heart of Minneapolis. This art institute is great for families. There is plenty of room and art for everyone. They even display local children’s artwork. They offer a family center just for kids and a cafe with goodies! Plus, it’s FREE!! Check our calendar for kids events.

Absolutely insanely amazing... Literally filled with wonders. The Mia is huge and has an INCREDIBLE amount of wonderful art. I was there 3 hours and didn't even get through one floor. I think I spent two hours just in the Asia exhibits and I didn't even see everything in there. Time flies by when there's so much to get immersed in. I think it would take me days to truly appreciate all of the art. If you like to sketch, definitely bring your materials! I had a blast :D And Mia is completely free!!! (Although everyone should make a donation to this wonderful place). I would put this at the top of the to-do list when in the Twin Cities. Hopefully I'm back in Minneapolis soon so I can designate a few full days to the Mia:) The facilities were very clean and there is plenty of room to social distance even with a good amount of people visiting (I was there on a Wednesday 11am-2pm). Lovely staff as well and they do have a self-service coat check with lockers. As of 4/27/22, masks are optional although many guests still masking when I was there:) Very accessible by bus too!

Spent a day at MIA and was very impressed by the beautiful art on display. Works by many masters are on display as well as regional artists. Too much to see for a one day visit. Will definitely be back to finish our exploration. We went on a Saturday and we never felt rushed or crowded. Entry was free, but we did pay to see the Latin America exhibition.

Even if there were a reasonable entry fee I'd have given this museum five stars. The fact that it was free was icing on the cake. Lots of exhibits from various periods and geographies made for an excellent family friendly cultural experience.

What I love about this free museum is it never seems busy, just because there is so much to explore and people spread out. There's so much more there than just typical paintings on the wall. You have Period Rooms start up to immerse you into the culture and settings that created those pieces. There is furniture and important functional and artistic designs to lamps and kitchen gadgets even.The arrangement by region is wonderful and let's you step through worlds. Definitely a spot to both come with others or alone.

MIA is a beautiful museum that is free to the public. It has a parking ramp for easy parking ($7 for the first two hours and an additional $1/hr after the initial two hrs) if you don't want the hassle of finding street parking. The building is shared with Children's Theater, which is a great place to catch a show if you have young ones. MIA has multiple floors to explore (stairs and elevators to choose from) with multiple restrooms (that are clean) on each floor for convenience. They also have a little cafe with tables and a little shop on the first floor. In my opinion, this museum is far superior in content than The Walker.

Such a great collection! What a welcoming place for tourists, the community and world. Experiencing the building's architecture is worth a visit alone. The admission was free! How fortunate we are to have not only these works to enjoy, but that they're incorporated into the preservation of historic architecture. It's so accessible and easily located.

Amazing art and cultural exhibits. Take a walk through history but make sure you have plenty of time. It has a way of mesmerizing you while the hours just disappear.

Amazing place and so much amazing art to see. If anyone plans on going make it an all day trip. My family and I were there 3 hours and didn't get to see everything cause we ran out of time. From what I understand it's free to enter, but have to pay for special events, it's worth it. We went to see the Chinese Ritual Bronzes.

Awesome sculpture garden. Stay a while - Listen to the church bell in the distance. The park was clean and everyone was very friendly. If the food truck owners raise their prices of bottled water...it was completely my fault. $1.60 is entirely too inexpensive for a tourist area. I said to charge $3-4 and thanked them for such affordable bottles. You may get lucky and find an art festival in the neighboring park on a Saturday. A must visit while in town.

It's a great place to go for a walk and admire the sculptures. I'm not that into art, but it was worth going here. Kids were making their own sculptures ⛄️ ☃️(snowmen), which is modern, compared to the sculptures made by artists in the last century. People were friendly in the park. It's better to go in summer.

This sculpture garden is not only pretty but fun with some of the quirky art. There are level, paved walks that lead you around to each piece of art and its description. There is a paid car park conveniently next to it. If you find yourself in town, take an hour to check it out.

Fun to walk through and see the art. It was cold so we were not able to hang out too long. Creative and incredible artwork. The bridge was especially impressive.

This sculpture garden is really beautiful. It's a great place for families. friends, dates and singles. And it's free! But I urge you to make a donation. There are so many displays of amazing art. If you go online to their website, they have information about each art piece and some fun games. The weather was perfect on the day I visited so I was able to leisurely stroll the garden and take some awesome pictures. They do have a Cafe but I had eaten breakfast right before I went.

ABSOLUTELY love bringing my littles here. So much positive energy is in this place. One of our top choices close to home, they choose it almost every time for our evening walk. For all ages. Just brings such positive vibes to all. Lost to look at, & lots to read. Beautiful views. Friendly people. If you ever need a family photo done. Don’t be afraid to ask for assistance from others! They are so friendly, and willing to help you and yours. Just a great neighbor, lots to do and lots to look at🙃 I hope you choose to go there and have a great experience like we do!

What a unique experience in the heart of the city. From abstract sculptures to poetry, the sculpture garden offers a beautiful walking tour through a quaint city park. Great stop for short visits!

If you're looking to do something different in Minneapolis, then consider city sightseeing. The sculpture garden park is strategically carved out of an area that is surrounded by buildings and residential structures that any local or visitor would gravitate to on any given day. It features sculptures from sculptors from around the world. Check it out!

What a nice garden to walk around with lots of incredible sculptures in it. This is located right in front of Walker Art Center. There is a bridge that connects this Garden and Loring Park. I loved every single sculptures I saw here but due to about 10 inches snow I couldn't completely enjoy my visit. I highly recommend to wear winter boots during winter time. I took lots of nice photos here. Definitely, beautiful photo spot in Minneapolis which was very easy to access from my hotel in downtown of Minneapolis.

Large modern sculpture park with a mix of small, large, good, and lame pieces. The cherry on the spoon is worth the trip all by itself. Adequate parking available.

Such a cool place! One of my favorite experiences that I had on my 4 day trip to Minneapolis. It had even more art than I had imagined, and was a great precursor to visiting the Minneapolis Institute of Art. One of the best all around, family friendly places I've been to in all of my travels. Would totally come back on another visit to Minneapolis!

This museum was very informative and hands-on! I thoroughly enjoyed the exhibits, the elevator mill show, and the staff were friendly do a great job! The elevator show was shared with a school class that was obnoxious but still enjoyed the show. The water table lab was so fun for the kids. The "baking" lab was neat, and we got to make flour. They also had a sample of a baked short bread. How fun to learn more about Minneapolis and the flour milling industry. I highly recommend this museum for families. The tickets are reasonably priced.

A beautiful museum. My favorite part was the “flour tower” elevator ride that not only showed off the timeline of the museum, but also simulated some of the big movements and disasters. It ends with a great view of the city from the observation deck. The ruins are picturesque, as well.

I've always loved this place! I started bringing my daughter when she was 3 years old, now she's 19 and still had fun. I'm allegedly an adult, but I still had fun playing in the water tables. Definitely recommend it. The views from the observation deck are with the price of admission, make it a day trip across the bridge and take time to check out the ruins.

This is a must visit museum if you are visiting from out of town. It walks you through the overall history of Minneapolis, why it was essential to be built next to to St Anthony falls, and how the city grew and faded with the Mississippi River. The museum is so well put together bringing both milling and water harnessing to the core, intermixed with history and the development of the city. You'll absolutely love the Flour Tower exhibit. Won't spoil it for you. If you have kids, highly recommend spending a solid 2 hours or more at this brilliant museum. Also given its strategic location next to the river, it is awesome to combo it with the river-side walk.

Very fun interactive museum. Some great history to learn, but will definitely be going back at a quieter time to look more fully as the Friday we went there was a couple busloads of school children.

This is a children-centered small museum with fantastic views of the river from the observation deck on the 9th floor. There are many displays with good explanations. There is a children's water play table where they can dam up rivers to run turbines. It also had a nice outdoor space to eat.

Super cool space to learn more about something we all have, flour! My kids loved the interactive exhibits. The water lab was a special favorite. Make sure to go up to the very top!! Incredible place!

Mill City museum really exceeded my expectations. The museum was filled with fascinating information in video and exhibit turn which is pretty expected, however there is a really cool introduction movie and the elevator show was fantastic. Also the view at the top of the museum is exceptional. Highly recommended.

Great museum. Friendly staff. For a little extra fun, park on the other side of the river and walk across the Stone Arch Bridge (about a half mile each way).

This is a great museum. It's really well laid out with a lot of information and some interactive exhibits for kids. Definitely worth the visit, especially for the low ticket price. I learned a lot about the history of Minneapolis and the mills.

This place was very interesting. I learned so much about the history of Minneapolis in addition to milling. I had children with me from ages 2-9 and they were all engaged by tour and many of the displays. They loved the room with all the water tables were you could dam up water or guide logs down the river or rebuild the buildings on the banks Minneapolis. We happened to be there when they did a demo of the explosion that happened there in the late 1800s and my kids thought that was neat. I loved the view from top of the mill. Definitely glad I came here and would recommend it to anyone especially if live in Minnesota. However one of my kids commented how you didn't get to see any flour being milled.... which it would be cool if they had one of the old machines running or just something small that was milling wheat to flour to give kids an idea how that process looks. There are old machines that are on display and there are some cranks you can turn to move gears on some displays but no actual flour being made.

Definitely worth the $12 admission to the museum portion! It’s much more than just a regular museum. Very interactive with a storytelling freight elevator tour with views from the top of the building. Very knowledgeable workers who don’t bore. Everything they said was interesting and all of the regular museum displays hold your interest. Wonderful gift shop as well!

What a fun, educational adventure! Low cost entry fee. Lots of fun history to look at. I loved the flour tower elevator ride and getting to go to the observation deck. What a beautiful view of the city!

What a top notch performance! Saw EMMA...the cast was unbelievably talented. We had 2nd row seats but looking around-there really is no "bad" seat. Well worth the money!!! The infinity overlook of the city was fantastic. Explore the 9th floor too if you get a chance-a 360 view of the surrounding city. Masks still required at all times. Helpful staff. Only drawback was no ability to buy refreshments at intermission. BRAVO! (If you get there early enough-park on the street because it's cheaper and easier to beat the rush post performance.)

I have not watched any show here. We walked in just to take a peak at the interior. A gentleman/usher (there was on ongoing show) suggested we go up to check out the viewing area/overlook (free entry). It does offer a nice view overlooking the River, Bridge and Falls. There also is a room with a glass floor and yellow-tinted windows.

The Guthrie Theater is not only nationally renowned, it’s a local treasure in my humble opinion. The building itself is architecturally stunning, with the crowning feature being the “Endless Bridge” (shown most clearly in the exterior, daytime photo included with this review.) The bridge provides gorgeous views of the Mississippi River, the Stone Arch Bridge and the surrounding Mill District. We’ve been to the Guthrie many times over the years, but most recently we saw “Into the Woods,” which was a wonderful rendition of Stephen Sondheim’s musical. (The nighttime photos and video on this post show the views from the Endless Bridge during the intermission around 8:30pm on a summer evening.) “Into the Woods” was performed on the Wurtele Thrust Stage, or the thrust stage. It’s named that because of how it reaches or thrusts out into the audience. It’s also the same stage where we enjoy “A Christmas Carol” at the Guthrie each and every holiday season. There’s not a bad seat in the house when it comes to the thrust stage. The entire space feels intimate and the cast does a wonderful job performing to each angle of the theater, so no guest feels like they are getting any less of a show. Tickets prices are what you would expect for high-quality theater. As such, it’s a special occasion visit for us, maybe two times per year. But we look forward to those visits all year.

This is a must try if you are in Minneapolis. It is a very interesting way to see the skyline and the old mill ruins.

Love the play and seats were comfortable. Location on balcony great view able to take sit during the intermission. Clean mask were given and booklets about play free. Comfortable setting.

Great shows in a beautiful building. I've been to two shows this year. Each we're thoughtfully done. Every one of the ushers is happy to help and the seating in both theaters allows for good views of the stage from just about anywhere. The theater itself is a fun building. I really appreciate the deck overlooking the river. It is one of my favorite places in the city. You can see lots of the Mill City's history. It's just a beautiful view of Minneapolis.

I gotta say, this is a place colorful, crazy and a little scary. I never knew that there was a long escalator in Guthrie Theater. I don’t know too much about this place. But overall great gift shop! And on the ninth floor I didn’t notice a small glass floor and I sometimes get the fear of stepping on a glass floor lol.

Never been to see a show. Always visit when I'm in town for the architecture and awesome city views

The Guthrie is an amazing theater to see a play! Every seat in the house has a great view of the stage! We went to "A Christmas Carol" and it was spectacular! And the staff members at The Guthrie are very friendly and helpful. This venue is a must to visit!

A friend invited me to come with her to see Hamlet. Post pandemic, it was so wonderful to see a packed house for a live performance at the great Guthrie Theater. And what a performance! The acting and the staging is contemporary and innovative. A highlight is the grave digger's scene which is a balancing act between comedy and tragedy. The costuming is terrific. Loved, loved, loved all of the gowns and footwear worn by Queen Gertrude and Ophelia. The expensive fabrics and detailed construction is superb. If you have never been to the Guthrie Theater, you must go. The cantilever that overlooks the Stone Arch Bridge and river is a Minneapolis icon.

I just visited, I didn't see a show but the building is incredible and the views are spectacular of the Mississippi, Saint Anthony Falls, and the Stone Arch bridge. Also the views of the Mills are fantastic. The overhang is a beautiful relaxing place to sit down and enjoy the scenery. The Amber room on the 9th floor is how to describe, it is a must-see. Admission is free to look.

I wished that they had more choices that were keto friendly. The ribs were so tender and amazing. The cheese curds were a favorite. The taco thing did not have any meat. You can add for additional price. It was okay dish. The juicy Lucy was amazing. But if you prefer you burger to be cooked more, def let the chef know. Great atmosphere. A great place for kids and families.

My friend and I came here for lunch and sat at the bar. Staff was friendly and helpful. There was a little late for our food but it was getting crowded so that was expected. The food was OK. I was in the mood for pancakes and the only option they have is lemon ricotta. They were very moist however the lemon flavor was strong and I just want regular pancakes. My friend had to ask Benedict and she said it was a strawberry lemonade taste to it as well, but she scraped it away and it was fine.

1st time here. I've been wanting to come here for some time and finally got the chance to cross it off my to go list. Made reservations a couple of days ahead of time for a Friday night outing. Interesting place. Layout is separated so you can experience a new atmosphere. Decor is unique and original to the hellish theme. Family friendly, date night friendly, etc. Ordered "bartender surprise" drink, and it was the hit at our table. Service was fast & and the server was friendly, polite, prompt, & knew his stuff. Kudos! The food was, I hate to say it, ok. Food was luke warm for two of our plates (ribs & mac-n-cheese). The other plate (burger) was warm & delicious. I expected... well, had my expectations maybe set too high. Would I come back? Yeah, probably. Definitely want to try the Bloody Mary Bar.

Ain't no way Gordon Ramsey yelling at people when his own restaurants food taste like unseasoned microwavable frozen meals. I was disappointed with everything but the bacon. Surprised they didn't mess the bacon up. Those mashed potatoes were definitely from a box. The salmon had no flavor. The ribs were dry. The deviled eggs were pretty plain. We sent the walleye bites back because they were also flavorless. This place is so overrated!!!

Unique atmosphere and good food. We had lunch on a Saturday. I had a great Bloody Mary to start. That helped because the time between being seated and ordering was quite long. Once we ordered, things picked up again and the rest went well. I had the Ultimate BLT and enjoyed it. Overall a good experience and worth checking out.

The burger were so good ! Everyone who got one loved them. I ordered the chicken tacos and they were so nasty I was disappointed. I took one bite and knew I couldn’t finish them. My sister had the pork tacos and she said they were okay but definitely could of been better for the price. Drinks were good. Staff was friendly. Clean space. They have so much kool stuff around to look at and take pics with! Great place.

I think this was the perfect choice for our first meal in Minneapolis. After a day of traveling we were starving. Stumbled across this when searching google and figured it was worth checking out. The atmosphere was the first major plus. Loved all of the pride regalia. The service was fantastic. I cannot remember our servers name, but he was so personable. The food was fabulous. I highly recommend the cheese curds. The deviled eggs were great too. Definitely more mustardy than the ones from back home, but still delicious. The burger was tasty, I loved the cheese in the middle. If you are looking for a bite in the downtown area, definitely check this out.

Yep it’s Hell. They follow the theme quite well. The food was fantastic and is definitely a must visit spot for those visiting the city. Food: The French dip was probably the best I’ve had in my entire life. The smashed burgers were awesome and had this cool burn mark on them. The chicken sandwhich was well worth the money with a massive filet. The ribs, a massive plate of ribs! I loved my experience dining in hell.

What can you say about this place... Well, for starters, it has nothing to do with Gordon Ramsey. But don't let that discourage you. From the moment you walk in, the restaurant lives up to its name. You go downstairs like you're literally walking down to hell. But, let me tell you, if this is hell, than my sins were definitely worth it. However, fantastic atmosphere is only the beginning. The food is incredible, with a smoky palette to compliment the overall cost theme. All together, Hell's Kitchen offers a phenomenal dining experience, unique to the point you'll be counting your sins for a trip back.

Great food and price, definitely worth one or two stops if you're on vacation in Minneapolis. Food is interesting but not overpriced, affordable for a trip here. Decor is fun and a nice change from the usual pub or grill. Servers are fun and make for great conversation, give good suggestions on the menu too. There is a 15% service fee but it's pretty much in place of a tip and it's distributed to the staff to ensure they're paid well for their work. I'm definitely coming back if I'm in the area!

I love the service at this restaurant from the door to the table, the staff really take care of their customers. Quick orders, quick services, and professional at all times. The vibe here is very good and chill, people are everywhere in here. The food was amazing and fulfilling, we had a good time here and it was fun. We also vibe with some other people there just talking about the place and food, some nice people. The dress code is business casual however, they don’t force you to wear it. This can be a family place or business meeting, either way is good. I will come back for sure and enjoy the service and the food. Everyone should enjoy this place and the quality of everything.

Looks better then it tastes especially for the price…I was not impressed at all. Still had a nice time, the servers were very nice and attentive…and the vibes were good. Just not impressed by the lack luster taste of the food, and I also think the food waiters should have better knowledge of the menu and serving sizes in order to help people not order so much food that they have an excess of bags to take home. No body needs that many left overs. *almost all the sides can be shared with at least 4 to 6 people especially if it’s a side like the mash potatoes, so be mindful when ordering **steaks can also be shared depending on your appetite and if you ordered appetizers ***the crab cakes had shells in them which was disappointing because they cost a lot so shells should have been picked out! ****I really appreciate how they separated the bacon from the loaded mash because we had people in our party who don’t eat swine!

I have been here a total of 3 times in a span of 6 years, two of which are for business purposes and one of which for personal leisure, and each time Manny's managed to deliver with high quality food, presentation, and service. I will talk about the personal leisure time, which was just earlier today, when my friend and I went to Manny's for dinner. The ambient atmosphere was perfect because I felt like I was able to have a good conversation with my friend without worrying about noise level making me have to raise my volume. I was also impressed with the waitress' ability to introduce different parts of beef they serve, as she presented each piece of meat wrapped in plastic wrap, including the non-steak options. We went with their seasonal menu Brussels sprouts and the popular asparagus as side dishes. The Brussels sprouts were very sweet, which I could see as a turn off for some people. For me, it was good, and I thoroughly enjoyed the flavor profile because it was very different from how I would usually just roast those vegetables. The asparagus were well-seasoned to the point that I really did not need the Hollandaise sauce at all, so I just ate the asparagus plain. They were huge, and there was a lot of it. Then I had the thick cut salmon and asked for medium well, and it was spot on. Adding some lemon on the top just made it perfect. They used a piece of Atlantic salmon, so it was bound to be tasty already. The crust was seasoned and crispy, while the inside was soft and showing signs of gradually changing colors. Perfection! My friend had the bone in tenderloin, medium rare of course, and I had a few pieces as well. It was slightly dry on the outside so maybe either there wasn't enough butter or it may have dried up when brought out to her, but the inside was tender and juicy. I have had the double porterhouse and the porterhouse before in my first two occasions, and the chefs cooked my steak pieces perfectly. For dessert, we went with the key lime pie. One thing to know about Manny's sides and dessert portions is that they are huge. With that said, we got one key lime pie, and the size looked like it was good for 6-8 people. The key lime pie was very sour, which resulted in my friend taking very few bites, but I definitely enjoyed every bite of it. Some say this is the best steakhouse in the Twin Cities. Even if I have not been to a lot of steakhouses, I can say this is the best one I have been to in the area, and there is a reason my company chooses this for top performers' business occasions. If you decide to come here, make sure you budget, and enjoy yourself!

Once you get past the sticker shock, be prepared for a carnivore treat that will be well worth every red cent you spend! The average cost of a steak is $80 ($120 for the tomahawk), with chops (pork and lamb) and fish (salmon and halibut) more in the $40 range. Our server was very knowledgeable to say the least. Before ordering, he visually presented each of the cuts of meat to us and then told us a something about each of them. I normally prefer my steaks cooked medium-rare but because I ordered the rib eye, he convinced me that cooking it medium would allow the marbling of the steak to get hot and have that flavor permeate thought the steak. I was not in the least disappointed by the way my steak came out! Sides come family style ($20) that are more than enough to easily feed a table of 5 (we were 10 and ordered two sides and still had some remaining). I ordered the smashed potatoes for the table. Someone else ordered the hash browns. Although I initially objected to having two potato dishes (as opposed to asparagus or sauteed mushrooms and onions) I was grateful for both potato dishes. Beers averaged about $8, glass of wine about $16 and cocktails $20). Although it was an expensive ($150) meal for me, I thoroughly enjoyed every bite! Highly recommend!

To be brutally honest as usual. The food was fabulous (except for one dish). The asparagus was a little stringy, it should have been peeled first then cooked. The service is the best I have had in the metro.

Hands down this is the best meal I've ever had in my life. All of the wait staff are extremely attentive and knowledgeable. Your dinner experience begins with your waiter bringing around a cart with the different cuts of meat and providing education on them with their taste, marveling, etc. They show you everything on the menu so you know exactly what you would be ordering. We started off our night with the lobster cakes which were amazing. This was followed by the porterhouse, Ribeye, and a side of asparagus spears with Hollandaise sauce. Everything was absolutely cooked to perfection. For dessert we got the cheese cake which was served with strawberries, real chocolate sauce and Caramel sauce. This is definitely a restaurant for special occasions, as the price indicates. But you will not leave disappointed, this place is to die for. We will be back for other special occasions

The food was great! What truly made the experience 5 star worthy was our server Charles I believe his name was. It was in the small details that made the night so great him and others always ensured our drinks were filled. He answered all our questions about our food so smoothly, I had said that I had never had hollandaise sauce and without skipping a beat he said I will just put it on the side. He asked if we were celebrating anything, we explained we were celebrating a birthday early and he brought us an amazing dessert. Truly made a great night even better!

I work professionally in a steakhouse which creates a certain expectation, this steakhouse was absolutely incredible and blew every expectation of mine ten fold. Steve was an absolutely amazing server he had awesome stories and catered to our every need perfectly. Cocktails were delicious, the food was perfect and the desert… oh my goodness words don’t even describe. The next time I come to Minneapolis this will be the top place on my list to visit and I am already looking forward to it. Steve thank you so much!

Ordered the porterhouse and it was fantastic! The waiter was very helpful and explained all of the cuts of meat and how to have them prepared for certain temperatures! He even offered drink suggestions to pair with the meal! Had sides of macaroni and cheese and creamed spinach, both were fantastic! Not pictured is the dessert which was an amazing banana cream pie! Would recommend this restaurant to anyone and everyone! Worth the stop for sure!

Right when you walk into Manny’s, you know they’re not messing around one bit. They have a dark, ambient entry with a big Cow sculpture as well as a wall of fame with pictures of various celebrities that have visited the establishment Right off the bat, service was incredible. Fast, friendly, and respectful. We tried the Maine lobster cakes & roasted bone marrow for the starters, both to die for! Then for the main, we ordered the Porterhouse steak as well as the thick-cut salmon. The steak was cooked to a perfect medium-rare, and had incredible flavor and marbling. The salmon was moist, smoky, and delicious. Highly recommend on your next trip to Minneapolis! 10/10

It was my first night at the restaurant. Brandi was warm and welcoming when being seated, and her, Nancy and Owen were positive and attentive. The meal was a great experience and I will definitely come back!! The food is fantastic and so delicious! Whoever was cooking is very good! The whole night was enjoyable.

From the moment I walked into this Steakhouse, it felt like stepping into a carnival of amazing flavors. The atmosphere was saturated with the warm, savory aroma of grilled meats, instantly igniting my appetite. The buffet was beyond incredible. From fresh, crisp salads to hot, flavorful sides, it was impossible not to return for seconds... or thirds. The variety was stunning. From succulent beef to tender chicken, every piece was cooked to perfection. A standout was the grilled pineapple. Perfectly caramelized, its sweet and smoky flavor paired brilliantly with the savory meats. Yet, the gastronomic journey didn't end there. The bread and cheese served at this delightful place are equally deserving of praise. The bread was warm and freshly baked, with an outer crust that was perfectly crispy and an inside that was as soft as a cloud. Paired with their specialty cheese - smooth, rich and slightly tangy - it was an appetizer combo that was simply irresistible. With impeccable service and an inviting atmosphere, this Brazilian Steakhouse doesn't just offer a meal - it promises an unforgettable journey. This is not just a great place to dine, but a must-visit destination for all food lovers.

Huge high FIVES to Miguel & crew for a fabulous Bar Launch Party on 4/7/22! Miguel is incredibly hospitable & genuine, not only took care of our requests but he asked us for our requests which is unheard of for any launch party!! He really took care of us!!! Wonderful food & generous portions. Absolutely warm & very friendly service, I cannot wait to come back for dinner & brunch soon.

Amazing Food and Drinks!! Make sure that you try the Glenlivet 25yo, I cracked the bottle 😊 Our server wasn't the most attentive but the Bar Manager, secondary Server (with a J, not Christina) and what I assume was Dining Room Manager were Fantastic!! Thanks for the Wonderful Night

We have been here before and we know that the food is delicious, but the service this evening was amazing! Our server Jessica was very attentive and constantly checking in to make sure we were well taken care of. We will be back again soon!

The $345 dinner experience… My family treated me to dinner at Fogo for Mother’s Day. We’ve been to Fogo a few years prior, so we were excited to go again. When we arrived for our 5pm reservation it was a zoo… lots of people in the waiting room and tables squeezed in so tight you were bound to rub against people enjoying their dinner. At 5:20pm we were given a table, so far so good😬 The salad bar was a no go with 15-20 people waiting in line at any given moment. When eventually I did make it out there, it was picked out. It took them some time to bring out the side dishes of small cold serving of mashed potatoes and few slices of fried bananas for 4 adults. When we asked for the cheese biscuits, which are part of the full dining experience, we were told that they are going fast and they are out. Every 15 minutes (!) we would see staff walk by with meat skewers. Sometimes they made it to us, other times they turned around right before our table. So in two hours we have seen three types of meat at most (5-6 times stopped by our table). We have requested for the fillet mignon to be brought out and after three tries the waiter made it happen. Overall, a very disappointing experience for the most expensive dinner we have ever had. Although the waiter did try his best, they were not staffed adequately for the 2,000+ customers that day. Won’t be coming back unfortunately☹

That was my first FOGO Bar experience and it exceeded my expectations. Was fantastic! My boyfriend and I were seated at a nice table for two. We loved the atmosphere and the cleanliness. Music/sounds weren't too loud, and it was nice and lively in the restaurant. We Loved the drinks. Loved the food. Totally worth it for the experience/price. Maggie was one of our servers/hostess and she was kind and attentive. The only small critique I have was every time someone took our drink order, It got forgotten and we had to remind someone about it. We will definitely be back for a full dinner service!

We had a great meal during our trip to Minneapolis during Pride. I’ve done this style of restaurant before but never this location. This was far beyond my last experience, especially taste-wise. The meats were cooked perfectly and there were plenty of extra appetizers to choose from. For the price and quality this place is definitely worth it. Nancy was one of our servers, she made the end of our meal extra special! Thank you!

Ruth did a very good job in explaining how their dinning works, what food and drinks are their specialty & most recommended. Leo did a very good job as well. He was kind and gave us excellent service.

Aurora and Kelsey were amazing servers! The food was amazing and the atmosphere was perfect and there isn’t a dish that I don’t recommend. 10 out of 10 experience! I have to mention again that Aurora‘s service was next level - I can’t say enough nice things about this amazing restaurant, the perfect place for my bachelor party!

The absolute best fish I have ever eaten in my life! The is a large pub with multiple rooms within the pub, upstairs has pull tables. Decently priced food. Liquor price is a little high but good quality beer and drinks. The staff was great!

Great atmosphere! If you like football (soccer) ⚽️ especially English Premier League, this is the place! They show most of the games live! They also have lawn bowling with leagues! There is outdoor seating around the pitch! The food is fantastic! Highly recommend! My only complaint is the state of the women's restroom... it wasn't terribly clean, it could be better!

Not the first time I've been to Brit's. This time I met up with a friend I haven't seen in over 35 years and we walked over from her hotel last Sunday night. Wasn't as crowded as my first visit, so we got to enjoy the space a little more and stayed until close. Good service, good food, good drinks and good vibes. Will absolutely visit again!

Went here right after seeing an orchestra hall thats located across the street. With British flags all across the outside and with many types of flags inside along with the decor, it made an awesome atmosphere. Going to the upstairs rooftop there was a field (assuming for soccer/football) with two projectors that played sports or other programs nearby. Now for the best part, the food was amazing!! Absolutely loved the appetizer sampler and the German beer I had. Was incredibly delicious. You will not be disappointed by coming here if you are looking for good beer, food and atmosphere.

Great old English feel inside a really cool old building. Good was really good. Ordered fish and chips and macaroni bites. Finished with sticky toffee pudding. Our server was nice but not very upbeat. The hostess girls were very friendly. No reservations, so come and take a chance on a table. Parking on the street or the attached paid parking lot.

Went for dinner and a private function. The fish and chips and the steak sandwich were delicious. I would also recommend bootleg if your needing a drink. Lawn bowling upstairs outside. Even when they were super busy, the staff were great. Had a great vibe.

Great pub! Awesome vibe especially during soccer games. Great selection of food stuffs and brew stuff. The fish sandwich was delicious. Great creamy Cole slaw. The wings and fried Mac and cheese are good as well. Awesome service to boot!

Wow. Do yourself a favor and get the Cornish pasty. It is so so good. Sticky toffee pudding and Mars bar cheesecake were also delicious. The vibe is wonderful. Such a neat restaurant!

What a fun restaurant! The drinks were great (especially the G&T), and the fish and chip were definitely in the top 5 that we have ever had. We were in Minneapolis for several days and stopped in here twice- it was that good. By dumb luck, when we were there, some sort of lawn bowling tournament was going on, so sitting on the patio, drinking a great drink and having wonderful food made for a wonderfully relaxing afternoon. It's a must do if you find yourself in downtown Minn. MN.

Phenomenal pub. Went to watch the St. Louis CITY SC match and the staff accommodated and changed the channel. Great food and service from Joe, the bartender. He suggested the tandoori chicken and it did not disappoint. Highly recommend for the food and soccer (football) atmosphere.

This review ain’t for locals. It’s for those of us on travel who: - are hungry - just found out almost everything downtown closes early. - just want some good food and a nice atmosphere. Congrats! You’ve found it! Due to lack of options (hotel dinner? NO.) And it being “feels like -10” there are only so many places I want to adventure to. And food delivery services are such a ripoff. SO, I’ve eaten something different at Brit’s Pub on this trip every time. It’s all been SO GOOD. Poutine, fish and chips, chicken tenders, corned beef, chicken tandoori sandwich, burgers - they’ve all been surprisingly great! And the service and service staff has been equally awesome. Food always hot, staff always attentive.

If you're looking for a British Pub to watch football (soccer), drink Guinness, and eat shepherd's pie, then look no further! This bar is awesome and HUGE! You can get lost in here! My wife & I had a great lunch here and watched a soccer match, but I can only imagine how wild it must get for a primetime event!

This place is really cool. The lawn bowling is a really unique experience that is something you must try when you're there. Unfortunately our food service was not great. Half of our group got their food withing 15 minutes. The other half that ordered burgers got their food almost an hour and a half later. The waiter said they were being impatient... otherwise it was a great experience.

Excellent service, delicious cocktails, and superb dinner. Did I mention the exceptional service!! Definitely will be back.

Great restaurant! The food was delicious; we had the meatballs, the scallops, and the roasted cauliflower for appetizers, and our main dishes steak and salad with added shrimps. Good selection of wine also. Service was excellent! Our waitress Carina was very attentive and always checking in to make sure that we were good. I also need to mention the lady that was refilling our waters and making sure to take the dishes when we finished. Everything was smooth making it easy to enjoy the time there. It is a expensive restaurant but totally worth it. Keep up the great work!

We’ve enjoyed several family gatherings at Zelo and come to expect an incredible dining experience for our money. A welcoming staff, paired with an elegant dining area and delicious food, make Zelo the best of the best downtown! Thank you for many memorable occasions and we hope for many more.

It had been many years since I had eaten at Zelo! So glad to revisit recently while in the city now that they've reopened. The standard menu is great, but its hard to order off the menu when the specials are always so delightful. Decent wine menu as well and excellent atmosphere for dinner or social evening out with friends. Look forward to stopping in again the next time I'm in town.

Came here on a business trip with some colleagues. I ordered the chicken parmigiana; the chicken was well cooked and breaded. I wasn’t blown away with the experience, but it was a decent visit with good food. Location was in walking distance to the hotel where we stayed so we walked over. I’d likely return here.

I went here for my birthday a couple of years back, and it was probably one of the better dining experience I’ve ever had. Our waitress was awesome, and I loved all the food!

Great food and place, including good service. It's just that the waitress was kinda pushing the good service by disturbing our conversation every 4 min. to check if things were allright.. maybe give the guests some time and privacy after they have confirmed 9 times that everything is fine.

The food and service was amazing. We didn’t make reservations but got a booth in the bar area. Our waitress, Carly, was so attentive and gave us amazing recommendations! She was truly a sweetheart. We had the walleye special which was fantastic. The flatbread was so crispy and delicious! We definitely will come back!

This place was amazing. Pricey but worth it. We got a daily special not on the menu. Squid ink and Pesto pasta with scallops. The calamari and beef tartar was also AMAZING.

Really awesome place that accepts reservations or walk-ins for the bar or patio areas. We shared the meatball appetizer which was awesome. I had the house made ravioli and my daughter the chicken parmesan. Fresh bread is served with all meals and the staff is so attentive with water refills and seeing that everything is perfect. I’ve been here 10 days now and this is my favorite Minnesota downtown eatery.