Cheap Places to Eat in Lake Minnetonka

"If you’re going to try a pizza restaurant in Minneapolis, Pizza Luce has to be your first choice!. There are several locations for this independent franchise across the state, but the downtown Minneapolis location is the one that most residents and visitors from out of town frequent. They’re known for having the best pizza in Minneapolis, but they also serve delicious pastas, salads, hoagies and desserts."

"This place specializes in hybrid Asian, Mediterranean, and Middle Eastern street foods, and is one of our favorite spots for a quick meal. Stop in for one of the Yum Yum rice bowls, which come in a few varieties, but be sure to try the lamb belly. If a rice bowl isn’t your speed, order the Bangkok burrito with Korean BBQ beef short ribs, or the Moroccan fried chicken sandwich (which is served on a delicious buttery biscuit)."

"While tapping lively global street food traditions, chef/co-owner Sameh Wadi never ignores his vegan audience, offering Korean-influenced mushroom-filled lettuce wraps, two-fisted burritos packed with crispy marinated tofu and fried rice, a superb hummus, rice bowls brimming with charred squash and Chinese broccoli, an outstanding falafel sandwich and mushroom-squash tacos with pumpkin seed salsa."

"If you put a pronto pup to my head and made me choose, I’d say World Street Kitchen is my personal favorite restaurant in Uptown, Minneapolis. “WSK” started as a humble food truck from Chef Sameh Wadi and his brother Saed. With its unique blend of world flavors, it’s not surprising that the truck was an instant hit."

"DinkytownWell, if you’ve been to Al’s, you understand why social distancing wouldn’t work at this 10-foot-wide, 14-seat retro diner. But they’re still open mornings and midday for to-go made-from-scratch breakfast like scrambles, omelets, waffles, and our personal favorite- blueberry pancakes. In addition, you can buy quarts of Al’s special pancake batter for just 6 bucks if you’re looking to cook at home."

"The barstools at Al’s, near the University of Minnesota campus, are always in high demand. Famous for enormous blueberry pancakes, Al’s serves all the breakfast favorites, with service that is thankfully never too effusive. 14th St. SE, Minneapolis, 612-331-9991 | alsbreakfastmpls.com"

"Daniel del Prado’s Linden Hills pizza restaurant has a few outdoor seats tucked off the street for stealing away not far from Lake Harriet."

"The cafe in the back of Moon Palace Books is home to amazing vegan pizza by the slice or the whole pie. Substitution options like vegan pepperoni, violife mozzarella, house-made cahsarella, and house-made gluten-free crust make ordering your perfect pie ultimately customizable. Beautiful salads, soups, and desserts are also up for grabs."

"Over in Prospect Park, check out Raising Cane’s Chicken Fingers, which has earned four stars out of 145 reviews on Yelp. You can find the fast food spot at 825 Washington Ave."

"Bombay Bistro where you find Uncompromising Excellent Food Quality Consistently and Traditionally Prepared With Passion & Experience By Our Chef Malti Mehta. Open for lunch and dinnerDress code: CasualPhone: +1 612-312-2800"

"Parma 8200 is an upscale Italian restaurant based on the classic Italian tavern model. Previous diners have raved about the food on offer, even claiming that it’s the best Italian food they can find in the entire twin-cities area. High praise indeed, but with a clear focus on traditional artisan ingredients which you would find used in the parma restaurants on which it is based, it is clearly merited."