Your Favorite Twin Cities Restaurants

[JET]

Well, I checked out one of the suggested restaurants, Degidio's. Decent Italian and good prices. Definitely not the best Italian in town, but good for the price. If you are heading to the Ordway or Xcel for anything, hit this or Casetta's up for Italian. Downtowner's is another place a block from there and has good american food and a great selection of wine. We were able to park for free and walk to the Ordway.

[rst95eclipse]

1. Kincaid's
2. Manny's
3. Oceanaire / Melting Pot (Toss up)

[rst95eclipse]

I'd also like to mention Redstone in Eden Prairie and Doolittle's in Eagan as honorable mentions.

[Kracka]

1. Kincaid's
2. Manny's
3. Oceanaire / Melting Pot (Toss up)

Manny's and Melting Pot are both amazing.

BTW, bump for an old but good thread!

[Kracka]

I'd also like to mention Chang Mai Thai in Uptown!

[asshanson]

Hell's Kitchen, new location on 9th street in Mpls, the ham & pear sandwich is amazing.

[Kracka]

Hell's Kitchen, new location on 9th street in Mpls, the ham & pear sandwich is amazing.
I don't know much about their food, but I hear their staff is pretty shady and not doing good things for that parking ramp.

[SnoEclipse]

Senor Wongs on Kellogg and Jackson, Saint Paul

Mancinis in Saint Paul (high-average food, great atmosphere on the weekends).

Bacio at Ridgedale (italian)

Steaks: 1&1/2" thick teriyaki & garlic marinated ribeyes on my deck. By invitation only.

I'll try to remember a few more.....

[cmspaz]

Fogo De Chao. It's epically awesome, but incredibly expensive. If you get a chance to go, do it, but plan at least 2 hours for it.

[Matt D.]

Hell's Kitchen, new location on 9th street in Mpls, the ham & pear sandwich is amazing.
Hell's Kitchen has been there at least 5 years. It was there when I last work at TCF in 2003.