Debbie P. wrote: >Would love to hear your recommendations for mid price places to eat in >the Twin Cities. Also need to have THE list of microbreweries. We want >to find "local flavor" and "local color" . Taking a 10 day vacation in >July...Thanks. >- > [email removed] > The Blue Point in Wayzata is excellent for creative seafood.
Minneapolis, MN
Minn-St Paul
Debbie P. wrote: > Would love to hear your recommendations for mid price places to eat in > > the Twin Cities. Also need to have THE list of microbreweries. We > want > to find "local flavor" and "local color" . Taking a 10 day vacation > in > July...Thanks. > - > [email removed] Kincaid's in SW Minneapolis has a good menu (try the fire prawns) and an excellent beer list, with recommendations by Michael Jackson. Sherlock's Home in Minnetonka is the right brewpub. A fun place to eat is the Lexington Hotel in St Paul. A good brewery tour is the Landmark brewery in St Paul (old regional, now a contract brewer -- they brew Pike Place). At Trout Air, about 20 miles north of the Twin Cities, you can fish for your own dinner. Enjoy! -- Rich
Go to Champps Sports Grill and Bar in Minnetonka. They have the best food and waitstaff. Williams Pub in Uptown will give you a taste of the local flavor. Have a great trip and bring along alot of mosquito repellant.