07-26-2007
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Your Favorite Twin Cities Restaurants
I'm curious to see what some of the top restaurants are in the twin cities by votes from our membes.
Name your top 3 and if you want add lip a llittle comment on them. I'll put a list together and rank them based on where they fell in individual ranks.
Lets only include restaurants where you sit down and get to enjoy apps, drinks, main course, deserts, ect ect.
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07-26-2007
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Re: Your Favorite Twin Cities Restaurants
Way too many good places out there but my top list so far...
Ruby Tuesdays- Used to go there all the time so its just a casual favorite...
Mannys- Best steak ever.
PF Changs- My fav ameri-chinese place..
Then theres other good places: sunsets, rock bottom, atlas grille, mcormik and shmicks, melting pot.
I really want to try Fogo de chai, supposed to be amazing.
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07-26-2007
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Join Date: Oct 2003
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Re: Your Favorite Twin Cities Restaurants
1) Melting Pot ~ Expensive, but great dessert and a great place for a social gathering
2) Benihana ~ Expensive, but entertaining and great shrimp sauce!
3) Olive Garden ~ Lower cost and unlimited salad and breadsticks!
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Re: Your Favorite Twin Cities Restaurants
1 - Benihana. Great food, little on the spendy side when you go all out with drinks and such. Shrip Sauce FTW!
2 - Chevys. I think Bloomington is the only one still open. Tomilito is awesome, big fan of their Fajitas!
2 - Guadalahara. Located in Rogers on the south side of 94. Great mexican, low price, tasty drinks. Again, big fan of their Fajiatas!
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Asshat King
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Re: Your Favorite Twin Cities Restaurants
I have not been to a whole lot of restaurants up there but The Newsroom on Nicolette (sp?) is definitely a favorite.
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07-26-2007
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Re: Your Favorite Twin Cities Restaurants
#1 Granite City Food and Brewery In Maple Grove
#2 Texas Roadhouse In Coon Rapids
#3 Don pablos In Maple Grove
I also liked Catle Company but they closed. A few others are Market BBQ, Timber Lodge, The Nook.
~John
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Re: Your Favorite Twin Cities Restaurants
King and I Thai (mpls)
The Original Pancake House (edina)
Pizza Luce (uptown) tied w/ Prima Italian Restaurant (Mpls.)
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07-26-2007
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Re: Your Favorite Twin Cities Restaurants
Pancho Villa - Little family owned restaraunt on eat street in South Minneapolis. Quite simply, the best mexican food I've had in the cities. Just look at the clientelle and you can see that this is some good authentic mexican food. Plus two for one margaritas!!
Town Hall - 7 corners (near the dome) in Minneapolis. They have pretty good food, and great beer. But the best thing about this place is the atmoshere. Nothing beats sitting out on thier patio on a nice afternoon and enjoying some great beer with a few friends.
The French Meadow - Somewhere on Lyndale in South Minneapolis. This is a great place to get some fresh food that's a little different. It's a little on the lighter side (soups, sandwiches, etc.) but they also have some excelent breakfast choices too. It's a great place to go the morning after a good night of drinking. 
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Re: Your Favorite Twin Cities Restaurants
Sakura - Sushi, very good Philly rolls
Kahns - Mongolian BBQ, alot of food for the money
Convention bar and grill, 50's style dinner, best burgers ever!
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07-26-2007
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aka Goodbye
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Re: Your Favorite Twin Cities Restaurants
Manney's
Ruth's Chris
Chino Latino
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07-26-2007
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Re: Your Favorite Twin Cities Restaurants
Steak: Murray's, Kincaid's, Manny's, Fogo De Chao, Mortons, Ruth Chris (In that order)
Mexican: Pepito's on Chicago in South MPLS, by far the best.
Italian: D'amico and sons(and associated restaurants), Olive garden, Noodles.
Chinese: Little Schezuan on University in St. Paul(Order from the "Black" menu), also Hong Kong Noodle on the U of M campus. Manderin Yen in Tonka
Indian: Not much for really good Indian, but India Palace in Roseville, and Surabi just south of 494 on 35w are the best two we have.
Thai: Chiang Mai Thai, King and I, Taste of Thailand.
Burgers: Fuddruckers, 50's Grill(I think thats the name.. by Brookdale)
Khan's Mongolian is one of my all time favorites.
Pizza: Davanis, Pizzeria Uno, Pizza Luce, Frankies(although not sure if they are still around)
Arab/Mediteranian: Holy Land deli, Marina(the original one on University)
The Uptown Diner is great late night.
Subs/hoagies: Big 10, Davanis
Donuts: Dunkin Donuts(Doh! We don't have them anymore  )
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07-26-2007
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It's deluxe son... deluxe
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Re: Your Favorite Twin Cities Restaurants
1.) The Loop (Washington Ave)
2.) Lyon's Pub (Downtown Minneapolis... best hamburgers)
3.) P.F. Changs
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07-27-2007
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Mazda Bitch
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Re: Your Favorite Twin Cities Restaurants
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2.) Lyon's Pub (Downtown Minneapolis... best hamburgers)
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They do have awesome burgers & I love their fries!!! 
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James Bond... James Bond
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Re: Your Favorite Twin Cities Restaurants
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Originally Posted by Speedfreak
Indian: Not much for really good Indian, but India Palace in Roseville, and Surabi just south of 494 on 35w are the best two we have.
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I forgot about India Palace, their golab jaman is soo good!
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If you know Mary Clifford, Ph,.D. Associate Professor of Criminal Justice in St. Cloud State University. Then your well aware of who she is.
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07-26-2007
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Mazda Bitch
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Re: Your Favorite Twin Cities Restaurants
#1 - Benihana
#2 - Al Vento's
#3 - Guadalajara's
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07-26-2007
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Re: Your Favorite Twin Cities Restaurants
Wow... that is tough.
King and I Thai - Best Drinks in Town Too
DiGidios on W.7th - Fabulous and Cheap Italian
Acapulco - Cheap Mexican, Cheap Drink, Nice TVs - but nothing fancy.
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07-26-2007
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Area code 166 represent
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Re: Your Favorite Twin Cities Restaurants
wow, i'm gonna go broke, lots of shit I want to try now.
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Wanker
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Re: Your Favorite Twin Cities Restaurants
In no particular order.
Chino Latino
Pad Thai on Grand
Luce - any of them
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07-26-2007
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Join Date: Jun 2006
Location: Coon Rapids
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Re: Your Favorite Twin Cities Restaurants
Origami..............SUSHI DT
great please, lots to try, i love the art work in there also
Sajiya................jap steakhouse on grand in st paul
i use to have my own cook, not a cheap please to eat, plus you go home smelling like the food cause they cook in front of you. but it's so good.
Barnicle Bills.........shameless plug my friend works there. good prime rib & shrimp MMM my favorite..................
Pizza..................LINDWOOD & Leonardo's
Thai/Lao..............my mom or sister in law. ha! ha! but I won't eat what my fiends' wife makes. it's so spicy my eyes water just looking and smelling it. anyone here ever had papaya salad, you might be able to google it but it's a dish best serve spicy hot.
speaking of seafood anybody have any good seafood place beside red lobster or joe's crab shack??????
Last edited by Bountang; 07-26-2007 at 03:21 PM..
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07-26-2007
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aka Goodbye
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Re: Your Favorite Twin Cities Restaurants
Quote:
Originally Posted by Bountang
speaking of seafood anybody have any good seafood place beside red lobster or joe's crab shack??????
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