Always a walk-in spot, reservations optional.The Farmer's Cellar is a hidden gem inspired by the spirit of Prohibition-era cellars and the warmth of rural gatherings. We blend vintage charm with modern craft, offering inventive cocktails and elevated comfort food in an intimate, nostalgic setting.
Martina brings Argentinian-inspired cuisine to the Linden Hills neighborhood of Minneapolis. You'll find an array of seafoods and meats, as well as other delicious plates cooked over a wood-fire grill in an energetic, warm environment.Our mission is to provide an unparalleled dining experience paired with world-class service to our guests. We practice promptness, courtesy, humility, patience and teamwork. The core of Martina is derived from customer satisfaction and our goal is to have our guests leave delighted and return often. We strive to make your experience a unique and enjoyable one.
Rich in flavor and history, Stock & Bond is a modern interpretation of the classic American steakhouse, serving heritage steaks and American Whiskey in the iconic Farmers & Mechanics Savings Bank in Downtown Minneapolis.Our restaurant, whiskey bar and lounge will be open for breakfast, lunch, dinner and drinks every day. We will offer brunch on the weekend.Stock & Bond is available for semi-private events and private dining in our exclusive private rooms and lounges. Large groups are welcome! Please contact bailey@stockandbondmn.com for menus and details.We look forward to welcoming you to Stock & Bond!
A century and a half ago, Eating Houses transformed train stations into more than mere transit points—they became destinations. More than restaurants, they offered warmth, connection, and a taste of home. That’s who we are: a place where history lingers, bold flavors bring comfort, and every guest becomes part of the story.1881 Eating House is a modern gastropub nestled in the heart of St. Paul’s historic Union Depot. Here, the building’s rich past meets a lively, contemporary atmosphere—perfect for any occasion. Our menu features bold, innovative dishes, handcrafted cocktails, and local brews, all served in a stylish yet welcoming space.Whether you’re stopping by for a laid-back night out, a first date, or a quick bite before your train, 1881 Eating House is where you gather, savor, and enjoy.The name "1881" pays homage to the year both the original Union Depot and our partner restaurant, Lake Elmo Inn, opened—reflecting the deep historical connection we proudly carry forward.
Embark on an extraordinary dining journey at Hastings newest culinary haven. Our restaurant offers an unmatched experience, where stunning river views converge with exceptional cuisine and a subtle hint of charcoal in the air. A destination like no other, it enchants your senses in ways beyond compare.
As the name suggests, P.S. Steak was established to continue the story of the historic space that was once famed La Belle Vie. As Chef Mike DeCamp spent 10 years at the former French restaurant, this will be his homecoming and opportunity to write his own chapter for the space. P.S. Steak disrupts the perceptions of a typical steakhouse while honoring the legacy of one of the great culinary foundations in the Twin Cities. The restaurant features an elevated yet accessible seasonal menu, along with a variety of cuts of meat, dry aged in a display case.The lounge has been given a modern makeover with chic furniture and marble table tops. A selection of living floor plants divides tables to create intimate seating. Bringing warmth to the room, the bar and adjacent fireplace keeps guests cozied up to a menu of progressive cocktails.
Welcome to Mirabelle!Classic American Fare. Neighborhood Charm. Coastal Ease.Located on Excelsior’s historic Water Street, Mirabelle is a warm, welcoming, neighborhood restaurant from Jester Concepts, joining sister concepts Shiki and Parlour in bringing new life to this iconic corner of town.Our menu celebrates timeless American comfort food with modern touches. Rotating nightly specials like Lasagna, Meatloaf, and Fried Chicken keep things fresh and familiar. At the bar, a playful cocktails channel nostalgic favorites and a curated wine and beer list round out the experience.The space blends the ease of coastal living with vintage elegance. Dine indoors among preserved historic features like our cast iron fireplace, semi-private gatherings in the mezzanine, or take in the neighborhood charm from our Water Street patio.Mirabelle is open for dinner seven nights a week. Whether you're a local or just passing through, we invite you to gather, unwind, and savor the experience.
