Twin Cities / Western Suburbs Restaurants
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Bellecour is consistently great. They were kind enough to accommodate two additional guests who joined us last minute. The food and service are always outstanding. More
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Really good Italian food despite it being owned by a Swede. It all tasted like it was made on site. Inexpensive, but good Italian pinot grigio, good caesar salad, good service. The shrimp was cooked just right. The tiramiso was also very good. We were there early so it was nice and quiet for conversation. More
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My husband and I are not normally sushi eaters, but a friend of Japanese heritage recommended Sakana, so we decided to give it a try. It does have sidewalk seating with a lakeview, but it was over 90 degrees the night we were there, so we opted for the air-conditioned indoors. Lovely, small place--easy to have a conversation in a normal tone of voice. Our waitress was fabulous. Drinks appeared less than 2 minutes after we ordered them, and her recommendations on the menu were terrific. We shared a simple radish roll as an appetizer, and then tried both the curry and the Wayzata roll for the main portion of our meal. The sushi was more of a highlight than the curry, but both were very good. Even with alcohol, the bill came to less than $75 before the tip. Sakana will likely become our go-to place for sushi/Asian food; will definitely return and recommend to others. More
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Great Restaurant week menu. Like the new remodel. More
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I love the 318 . the best music around in a friendly neighborly way with great food and drinks. More
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The Western suburbs of the Twin Cities, Minneapolis and St. Paul, sit between the Mississippi and St. Croix Rivers. These areas have long been known for their fish dishes, featuring fresh catches of crappie, yellow perch, smallmouth and largemouth bass. Of course, when you're in the mood for comfort food, there's always plenty of down-home restaurants where you can find patty melts covered in rich cheese as well as traditional comfort food diners or elegant steakhouse restaurants where you can partake in a seared, broiled or grilled steak and baked potato. Because the Twin Cities area is so diverse, you can also expect to find an eclectic mix of pan-Asian, Mexican, Italian and even Spanish cuisine to choose from.
