14 Best Breakfast Restaurants in Minneapolis

“Great food and great service! Highly recommend!“

“EXCELLENT, The Sandwich was on POINT“

“No place like it. Have been going since I was 12. Best blueberry pancakes in the world“

“Came here because of Abby Jimenez’s book. You won’t leave hungry ordering their omelets. I built my own and my wife had the Mexican omelet. That homemade chipotle sauce elevated the omelet. However you must save room for the Pecan roll. Hands down the best dessert I’ve eaten that isn’t overly sweet. After you order check out all the amazing painting hung up around the restaurant.“

“My daughter turned me on to this place. I have been here twice. Once for breakfast and once for lunch. They don't stay open late they basically do breakfast and lunch.
It's very busy here and you may have to wait for seating especially for breakfast. But well worth it..
I've been there twice
And I forgot the name of the item I got. It was like hash browns with an egg on it with some bacon on it it was like an eggs benedict kind of thing but not really. It was good and it's even better later when it marinate in the fridge because you can't eat it all because it's so big.
The staff is all very friendly
And very laid-back, what I really liked about the staff was that there was a variety of ages from young adult to an older adult more mature
And also all the staff help each other. It's not one person working on one table, it is a group effort to serve everybody to make sure that everybody is
Happy and satisfied. It's a little spendy it could be a little more than what people are used to but it is so worth it. Thee meals are huge and they run from 10 to $20.
We were three adults and one child. Very accommodating they did have a child high chair
For my grandson. This place is seating is very close together but having the high chair didn't seem to hinder the walkway which was great.
I love this place and I look forward to going there again.“

“Loved this place. Great food and service“

“Cool joint. Creative innovative menu I recommend trying there salads or there lemon salmon! They had fun attentive staff. Classy vibe to the place. People play piano and they have patio space. Cute for brunch. Gives an energy of i could take my grandma here but also conduct a business brunch with a board of executives“

“I’ve seen this place all over Instagram, so I finally decided to check it out and see if it lived up to the hype. I found free street parking & I ordered on the kiosk it was quick and efficient. And the staff cooking in the back were friendly. My sandwich was made fresh to order, came out hot, and took less than 10 minutes to prepare.

I tried the Cry’N Eggy, personally, it wasn’t quite as spicy as I was hoping for, and I could have done without the arugula. That being said, it was still a really good breakfast sandwich. It was wet without being too messy, I really enjoyed the garlic aioli, pepper jack cheese, toasted bun, and fluffy egg.

Overall, I can see why people talk about this place so much. I’d definitely come back to try another sandwich and would recommend giving it a try if you’ve been curious about the hype.“

“I had a bagel and cream cheese. Ordered their Earth Day Matcha both really good. I like how it is decorated and the music playing fit the vibe. The service I had was great, friendly. The employees were very helpful when I asked about parking. Bathrooms were nice and clean also.“

“Great people, great food, great morals. Thank you!“

“Berry Sweet Kitchen always has amazing food every time we go! I love their berry waffle and their fresh squeezed orange juice! I’d highly recommend their food to anyone looking for a great breakfast!“

“Brother’s Cafe has breakfast all day! Best breakfast burrito I have had in years. Daughter said the French Toast was terrific. Husband thought the burger was great. Super nice people running it- stayed open for us when we showed up right after closing time. And they are going to start serving beer next week! Great addition to the neighborhood!“

“Definitely a must when visiting the Twin Cities“