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Zakkery Brandt: and both were very good! The coffee was actually better and cheaper than most cafés in Minneapolis. It does have a very open environment, but I think it adds a unique atmosphere. Definitely would recommend for a quick stop before starting your day!

Michael Brant: never retires!!!Wheelchair accessibility: My mom is in a wheelchair and there is a ton of space for her to move around and multiple choices for her to sit.

Rebecca Marshall: This was my first time at this location, but I’ve been to five guys all over the south east. Shaggy prepared the best burgers and fries I’ve ever had from any five guys ever. All the toppings were evenly placed so I got a bit of everything in every bite. Patties were cooked to perfection, unlike a lot of FG burgers were they are so greasy the buns get soggy before you even unwrap and take your first bite. The fries were cooked to the perfect crisp and seasoned evenly. BEST FIVE GUYS

Kevin Engelhardt: for the quiet, well-kept bar that is a hidden gem, and an occasional dinner/meal, when we lived in Northeast Minneapolis. So, when we were returning after a 4-year absence, we HAD to stay at the Nicollet Island Inn. We met friends and family for an afternoon and evening of dining, drinks and fun. We received superb service, unsurmountable attention to detail and delicious, splendid meals. Wow! NII sets the new gold standard for hotels and restaurants. All of us who travel regularly were amazed at the professionalism, genuine care and alacrity that we enjoyed with every encounter, every meal and every conversation. A huge thank you to Issa at the front desk, Brad in the NII bar, and Lillian and Rebecca in the restaurant. Everything was perfect. You impressed everyone who had the pleasure of interacting with each of you.Nearby activities: There is too much in the way of activities that are nearby. You are a 10 minute walk to downtown Minneapolis. You are in the famed Nordeast Minneapolis - just look up Nye's Bar or St. Anthony Main! Interstate 35W is 5 minutes away and the University is a quick drive or bike ride. Centrally located and yet quiet and tucked away from the wild life.Safety: The island is well protected and well-lit. The area is always busy with foot traffic and runners/joggers. The inn does a great job of securing the parking lot and managing their outdoor patio to buffer you from the passers-by. You forget you are in a metropolitan area. They still use physical room keys!! It is classic!Walkability: You can walk anywhere at anytime from the Nicollet Island Inn. The area is constantly "afoot" with St. Anthony Main at your doorstep and downtown Minneapolis just 10 minutes away. Everyone walks in this area no matter the season.Food & drinks: The menu at NII is amazing. Each menu offers great selections with a good range for all appetites. The staff does an excellent job of accommodating food allergen requirements without skipping a beat. The wine list is very well curated and the bartender has years of mixology experience to make you the perfect iteration of any alcoholic beverage. The NII should be at the top of you dining list when in Minneapolis!

andy kim: , salmon rolls, shrimp gyoza, edamame

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Maryrose: My first time coming here. My friend bought me lunch and I was having a really hard time deciding, I have major issues with heartburn and reflux and I ended up forgetting gyro has lamb and it tends to be greasy, but I ate it anyways, BUT let me tell you-It was the BEST I HAVE EVER HAD. Like, mind blown. It wasn't greasy, it was packed full of meat, toppings and FLAVOR! I couldn't finish it all. It was amazing and It didn't upset my stomach or trigger my heartburn.Keep at it! You guys are awesome! I will def be back!! Thank you so much!!Parking: Parked on side street with no issue. Wasn't busy at the time we came here.Kid-friendliness: Kid friendly, outside patio for them to sit and walk around.

Butterfly Oldham: . I usually get the matcha latte, chai with extra matcha, or the matcha with the bousted add on. The bousted is typically for cold drinks, but it works in hot drinks too. It does add an interesting flavor though.Dietary restrictions: There are many non dairy milk options!

Vincent Hopwood: Middle Eastern fast food? Sign me up!I really appreciated the ingredients used in their food. All of it tasted fresh and flavorful. Very happy to have discovered this place. 🙂Wheelchair accessibility: Wide-open, single-level restaurant in a downtown office building. Access is safe and easy, and exterior entrances are kept clear of snow and debris.

Eric Davis: VISITED: 15MAR2024. First time dining here. Yes, first time on the Ides of March.Service, food, atmosphere were spectacular and exceeded my expectations!I was expecting this to be a takeout spot and was planning to get my order to-go. I was pleasantly surprised that they had nice, clean, ample dine-in seating. Ordering is at the counter then choose your seating.I visited for breakfast and had the smothered breakfast burrito. It tasted awesome! The homemade chorizo was a really good. I'd describe it as better than any chorizo I've had before. Also, I'm a sucker for tomatillo sauce. I didn't think I'd finish the burrito but it was so good I couldn't stop eating.I was surprised that there wasn't tipping so I attempted to leave one on my way out. I was informed that a 20% gratuity is automatically added to the bill to help provide a living wage to the staff. I can support that because everything was worth it!I'll definitely be back to try more items on the menu.There were bakery items on display but I didn't partake.The coffee was tasty, hot, and plentiful.