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Conga Latin Bistro


Dinner And Latin Beats
501 E Hennepin Avenue
Minneapolis, MN 55414-1122
United States
+1 612 331 3360
This Latin Bistro doubles as a bar/nightclub. Some favorites from the dinner menu are the chicken in garlic sauce, spicy shrimp Creole, beef tenderloin, and paella. After dinner, the fully stocked bar keeps the Latin beats drumming to bargoers and salsa dancers until 2 a.m.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Dusty's Bar


Polish Fare at this 'Nordeast' Bar
1319 Marshall St NE
Minneapolis, MN 55413
United States
+1 612 378 2118
This humble but clean meeting place for the after-work factory and warehouse crowd is the epitome of a Nordeast bar. Darts, pool and video games bring the regulars back. Belly up to the bar or stake out a table or booth and knock back a beer. The kitchen stays open until closing and serves up greasy burgers and juicy sausage. The specialty of the house is Polish soup. This potato, cabbage, sausage and ham mixture is homemade and always steaming hot.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Dusty's Bar photo by Eric Ishii Eckhardt
Photo: Eric Ishii Eckhardt
 

 
Eat This


Bright and cheery
212 East Hennepin Avenue
Minneapolis, MN 55414
United States
+1 612 623 7999
One visit and you will be glad you took the advice of the restaurant with the somewhat odd-sounding name. This small pizzeria is bright and cheery with superb service. The pizza is sans meat, but who needs it when you can tantalize the taste buds with artichoke hearts, roasted garlic parmesan and Portobello mushrooms? Both the pizzas and salads are sold by the pound. Normally, four vegetarian combo pizzas are available each day so if you can't make up your mind, ask for a small slice of each. For dessert, try the huge, Double Chocolate Brownies or ice cream. A soft drink, beer or wine will round out your veggie feast.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Erte


Young, hip crowd
329 13th Ave NE
Minneapolis, MN 55413
United States
+1 612 623 4211
This is a cross between a traditional supper club and chic nightclub. It appeals to the young, hip crowd yet draws guests from all lifestyles. With cool jazz piped through the roomy dining area, darkly painted walls and somewhat subdued lighting, there's a certain funky feel to place. The menu features succulent steaks, fresh fish and seafood, poultry and vegetarian entrees. The halibut is fresh, moist and flaky, the steaks are thick and juicy and the chicken is lip-smacking good. Shrimp, crab or chicken pasta dishes are also on the menu. All entrees are served with salad, potato or vegetables and rolls. Shrimp cocktail or crab cakes will start you off and cheesecake or Key lime pie will provide the finishing touch.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Gardens of Salonica


Best Greek cuisine in town
19 5th Street Northeast
Minneapolis, MN 55413
United States
+1 612 378 0611
This appealing café has by far the best Greek cuisine in town. A small fountain and flourishing plants create a miniature conservatory. The chalkboard menu always includes inexpensive and imaginative entrees. Start with the luscious scarlet peppers and beets. Follow with a Greek salad of hand-torn romaine dressed with vinaigrette. Braised lamb simmered in a tomato sauce or the souvlaki, chunks of lamb, tomato and onion wrapped in pita, are flawless entrees. For dessert, opt for the kataifi, a syrup-soaked shredded-wheat pastry. Domestic and Greek wine and beer, mineral water, soft drinks and tea are available. Salonica also offers a small take-out deli counter.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Gardens of Salonica photo by sir fanceepants
Photo: sir fanceepants
 

 
Gasthof Zur Gemutlichkeit


Boisterous German beer garden
2300 University Ave NE
Minneapolis, MN 55418
United States
+1 612 781 3860
http://www.gasthofzg.com/
An authentic, boisterous German beer garden awaits behind the large wooden doors. Leaded-glass windows, Tiffany-style lamps, elaborately painted walls and the high, beamed ceiling lend an old world atmosphere. Dine to the tunes of the strolling accordionists.The veal in mushroom wine gravy served with bread dumplings and vegetables or a thick smoked pork chop served with potato salad and sauerkraut, topped off with a side of red cabbage, is true German fare. Traditional German-style rabbit marinated and braised in a sweet and sour sauce, bratwurst, sauerbraten aspic, Polish sausage and Weiner Schnitzel are other menu highlights. For dessert, do not pass up the apple strudel. If beer is not your idea of a thirst quencher, German and other imported wines, cocktails and soft drinks are available.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Gasthof Zur Gemutlichkeit photo by Sam Teigen
Photo: Sam Teigen
 

 
Goal Line Cafe


On a budget?
1590 69th Ave NE
Minneapolis, MN 55432
United States
+1 612 379 7870
On a budget? Score at the Goal Line Café. This friendly neighborhood watering hole isn't much on décor but it does make for an inexpensive night. Pinball, pool and video games are your entertainment choices if the conversation starts to drag. The beer is cheap. Have a beer, greasy burger, fries and game of pool and get change back from your $5. The menu also offers sandwiches, chips, coffee and soft drinks.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Green Mill


Original Pizza Brew-Pub in St. Paul
1342 Grand St NE
Minneapolis, Minnesota 55413
United States
+1 6516980353
http://www.greenmill.com/
The view is one of gleaming tanks and hoses at this real brewery that is also a pizzeria and restaurant. Lunch specials usually include a pizza item as well as a sandwich, while full dinners are offered along with pies, seven days a week. The beer is similar to home-brew and pies include the usual and also high end ingredients such artichoke hearts and red peppers. Other items include chicken wings, hamburgers, steaks, and pastas. This location delivers to a limited area, as do all the over 30 locations do. This one is the original and arguably, the best. - Marie Richie

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Holy Land Bakery, Grocery and Deli


Attracts a diverse crowd
2513 Central Ave Northeast
Minneapolis, MN 55418
United States
+1 612 781 2627
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 and lamb, the pita overflows. The deli menu features vegetarian dishes along with entrees featuring chicken and veggies. The kufta, charbroiled ground-lamb patties served with salad and pita bread, is a definite favorite. The bakery boasts a great selection of Middle Eastern baked goods, such as baklava and honey cake. The grocery carries everything you will need to stock a Lebanese pantry from olives and bulk spices to cheeses and peppers. Juices, coffees, teas and soft drinks are available with your order.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Holy Land Bakery, Grocery and Deli photo by Tiffany Follett
Photo: Tiffany Follett
Holy Land Bakery, Grocery and Deli photo by Susan Patton
Photo: Susan Patton
 

 
Jax Café


You will feel right at home
1928 University Ave NE
Minneapolis, MN 55418
United States
+1 612 789 7297
http://www.jaxcafe.com/
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 stained glass windows, the antique wooden phone booths and the large fireplace provide a nostalgic, yet elegant, atmosphere. Steak, prime rib, lobster, salmon and trout head the menu. Each is served with a crispy salad or bowl of homemade soup, choice of potato or vegetable of the day and a large breadbasket. You'll know the lobster and trout are fresh as you pick them from the large tanks and fresh water stream that greets patrons as they enter. An excellent selection of beer, wine, liquor and soft drinks are available.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Jax Café photo by anglerove
Photo: anglerove
 

 
Jimmy's Bar & Lounge


Friendly Neighborhood Place
1828 4th St NE
Minneapolis, MN 55418
United States
+1 612 788 1383
It has been said there are more little bars tucked away in Nordeast than in any other area of the Twin Cities. A longtime staple of Northeast Minneapolis, this spot is no exception. You will not find music or high-class entertainment, but you will find friendly bartenders, dartboards and video games. Converse with friends or pass the time watching the tube. Drop in for a quick beverage (beer, cocktail, soft drink) and perhaps a bowl of soup or a sandwich.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Jitters


Virtually reinvents itself
205 East Hennepin Avenue
Minneapolis, MN 55414
United States
+1 612 617 1111
After moving to its new location and virtually reinventing itself, this stylish spot has proved a success. Instead of bargain basement, the seats are glossy and the booths are velvet-covered. Grunge and punk rockers are replaced with big band jazz, blues and folk music. The somewhat dreary surroundings give way to shiny, silver metallic walls and a sleek appearance. Staying the same, however, is the tasty food and excellent wine list. Burritos, salads, soups, pasta dishes, sandwiches and pizza are tasty for lunch and great to nibble on while listening to music in the evening. In the morning, it's a jolt of espresso, latte or good old strong coffee and a fresh baked pastry.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Kramarczuk Sausage Co.


Sausage deli
215 East Hennepin Avenue
Minneapolis, MN 55414
United States
+1 612 379 3018
This traditional East-European deli allures its customers with fresh home-made sausages. The famous Vienna sausages will keep your palette craving for more. You can also find a variety of sausages - from the traditional Polish sausage to the more unusual curry brats and wild rice sausages. From goulash to pierogi, homemade Ukrainian dishes to handmade salamis in the eastern Europe tradition, you'll find them all here. Also enjoy some authentic regional food or simply feast on a roast beef sandwich and cold beer.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Margarita Bella


Expansive Bar and Dance Floor
1032 3rd Ave NE
Minneapolis, MN 55413
United States
+1 612 331 7955
Many Mexican joints claim to be authentic only to end up being a disappointment. However, this one stands behind its claim and you can believe it. The décor is Southwestern with an expansive bar and dance floor. Karaoke is featured on Monday and Tuesday nights with Latin music being spun by a DJ the other nights. In between dancing or singing, try your hand at pool, darts or video games. The décor may not be true Mexican but the food is definitely south of the border. If you cannot handle the spicy food, opt for a burger or taco salad. If you go for the spicy, be sure to have a cool beverage nearby. Mexican beer and a variety of flavored margaritas should help quench the thirst of most.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Mario's Keller Bar


Live Music Five Nights a Week
2300 University Ave NE
Minneapolis, MN 55418
United States
+1 612 781 3860
Roll out the barrel with live music at this German bar. Located in the lower level of the German restaurant Gasthof Zur Gemutlichkeit in northeast Minneapolis, this pub features live music five nights a week. Local bands pound out music ranging from polka to classic rock to folk tunes to alternative rock. Darts and foosball help pass the time between music sets. Try some Wiener schnitzel or another one of the fine German delicacies. Of course, German beers are the main items stocked by the bar. A good selection of German wines is also available.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Modern Cafe


Small, Historic Neighborhood Restaurant
337 NE 13th Ave
Minneapolis, MN 55413
United States
+1 612 378 9882
With cool 1940's decor, the Modern looks anything but modern. A younger, hip crowd flocks here for the New England-style pot roast, pan-roasted chicken breasts with garlic mashed potatoes, black bean soup with chopped jalapeno or fried catfish with polenta. Salads, pasta dishes, burgers and sandwiches are also featured. Desserts include a chocolate tart or fresh plum and peach crisp topped with vanilla ice cream. On weekends, the Modern opens early and serves the type of breakfast your mom may have whipped up.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Modern Cafe photo by GregSeitz.com
Photo: GregSeitz.com
Modern Cafe photo by www.pwenzel.info
Photo: www.pwenzel.info
Modern Cafe photo by Maryn McKenna
Photo: Maryn McKenna
 

 
Oddfellows


Welcome the Odds!
401 East Hennepin Avenue
Minneapolis, MN 55414
United States
+1 612 378 3179
http://www.oddfellowsrestauran...
At this place, the décor is unconventionally made up of tin, steel and wood. The crowds include businessmen, couples, families and friends. It serves American cuisine but with an odd twist of taste. Try the Spring Mix Greens with Strawberry Champagne Vinaigrette and the Steamed Mussels with Napa Cabbage and red Chile Broth. Still not amused? Then, check it out yourself – after all, how odd can this odd place be?

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Palomino Euro-Bistro


Chic place to be
825 Hennepin Ave
Minneapolis, MN 55402
United States
+1 612 339 3800
http://www.palomino.com/
This restaurant, with its hand-blown glass chandeliers, large faux marble tables and fifteen-foot murals of Matisse's frolicking nudes, embodies sophistication. The Palomino is always packed and pulsating with energy. As its name would imply, it features a Mediterranean and southern European menu. The wood-roasted meats and hearth-baked cracker crust pizzas are big hits. The spit-roasted chicken or crab meat crispy crust pizzas are favorite appetizers among most diners. Mediterranean mussels with lemon butter, wood-oven roasted fresh fish or portabello salads are highlights. A variety of pasta dishes, seafood, fowl and steaks are featured. Layered chocolate pound cake or cheesecake are the perfect ending for any meal. An excellent selection of wine, beer or liquor is available from the cozy bar.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Palomino Euro-Bistro photo by wcities
Photo: wcities
 

 
Tubby's Bar & Grill


Singles Crowd of All Ages
2500 4th St NE
Minneapolis, MN 55418
United States
+1 612 789 7301
This shot-and-a-beer joint attracts mainly a singles crowd of all ages. Darts, pool and video games keep the regulars in line Sunday through Thursday nights. On the weekends, the place rocks to DJ-spun CDs and the crowd packs the dance floor. The usual pub grub is featured with juicy burgers and crispy fries, soups and salads, sandwiches and assorted deep fried appetizers. Order a beer, cocktail or soft drink.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Wilde Roast Cafe


Wilde nights
518 Hennepin Avenue E
Minneapolis, MN 55414
United States
+1 612 331 4544
http://www.wilderoastcafe.com/
Although named after Oscar Wilde, this place carries no literary pretensions. The food is wholesome and the portions are generous. The Belgium waffles, quessadillas, lasagnas et al are homemade and the beverages, satisfying. Clean restrooms are another plus. Crowds are expected even on weekdays so decide beforehand.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
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