Best Diners in Lake Minnetonka

"The farmers market near the Tiny Diner restaurant in south Minneapolis is set to return, according to the Farmers Markets of Minneapolis press release."

"This vintage diner car is churning out modern takes on classic roadside breakfast fare. Always order one of the signature Hi Tops, either for the table to share (breakfast dessert is a thing) or for decadent solo enjoyment. The doughnut mashup is topped with sweet and savory mixes like the irresistible Gary Coop-er, fried chicken and maple syrup and gravy."

"How do you take something as innocent as hot chocolate; amp it up with smoky mezcal, tequila, and mole spices; and come out with something that would hit the spot after a cold morning of sledding?. The crafty bartenders know that 9 am on a snow day can be a very happy hour. Breakfast daily, 4020 E."

"This 1950s-style diner is Minneapolis’ version of Pop’s from Riverdale. The Hi-Lo Diner is a modern take on typical greasy diner food, like donut sandwiches, avocado benedict, and creative cocktails. It’s near the airport, so it’s an ideal stop on your way in or out of town."

"Founded in 1939, the Band Box Diner is the oldest operating diner in the Elliot Park neighborhood of Minneapolis and has grown from a small eatery serving all-American fare to a chain of 15 restaurants around the city. Modeled after the White Castle restaurants, the restaurant featured a classic interior with an open kitchen, a Formica counter, and fixed stainless-steel stools and was renowned for being the hangout for infamous Minneapolis gangsters in the 1930s and 1940s. Today, the diner still attracts a crowd, but more so for the laid-back, friendly atmosphere and classic diner fare of three-egg omelets, burgers, and fries, hearty sandwiches with various fillings, breakfast combo plates stacked high with eggs, bacon, hash browns, and grits, pancakes, and waffles."

"This slip of a little white-and-red diner near the edge of downtown Minneapolis was nearly lost a few years ago, before fans rallied to save the business. It’s hard to imagine a life without this no-frills diner’s classic breakfasts and legendary burgers. Band Box was built in 1939 and was supposedly once a drop-off site for notorious gangsters."

"The oldest operating diner in the state of Minnesota, the Band Box was built in the 1930s. There were once 15 Band Boxes in the Twin Cities, but now the practically hidden downtown/Elliot Park location is the last standing. Order: one of the famous burgers."

"Sitting tidily on Central Ave., this neon-topped diner has boasted 14 stools, one counter, and no bathroom since 1949. It’s the perfect spot to escape and enjoy a solo meal that you’d rather not have to explain to or share with anyone. Battered and craggy chicken-fried steak with two runny eggs and hash browns is that meal."

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"Designed by Karen Herold of the renowned 555 International, Eggy's Diner is a hip neighborhood café that boasts the 1960s “Mayberry” feel. Exuding a contemporary and welcoming ambiance, the casual café-style diner features a new age soda fountain and serves all-day breakfast, lunches, family-style dinners, and delicious desserts with a fresh, lighter approach. Focusing on freshness, local ingredient sourcing and seasonality, the menu features classic breakfast dishes such as eggs Benedict, omelets, and homemade pancakes as well as biscuits and gravy, pastrami hash, and chicken and waffles."

"They have the classics like omelets and pancakes, but what we love most about Eggy’s is their unique twists on our favorites. Try Eggy’s Benedict, which includes two mini waffles instead of an English muffin, or the Gyros Skillet. They also have something delicious called rolled pancakes, just sayin'."

"In addition to some serious pancakes, they also serve up tasty Cajun breakfasts and sweet potato tots. Great for the family and big groups, but be advised that it’s a popular choice on the weekend."

"A post shared by Longfellow Grill (@longfellowgrill) on Feb 10, 2020 at 12:35pm PST. A famous family destination, Longfellow Grill offers a wide variety of delicacies perfect for both kids and adults alike. If you have a long queue ahead of you and you are with the kids, then they can run freely around the statue situated right outside the eatery."

"Longfellow Grill is nestled on the banks of the Mississippi River on the furthest east side of Lake Street that you can possibly get. Longfellow Grill is known for its beer and breakfast foods. As a sister restaurant, Longfellow Grill serves Freehouse beers (another Minnesota native) that are only $3 during happy hour."

"If simple and casual with American grub is your idea of a good time, head to E. Lake St. and hit Longfellow Grill. They have an outdoor patio on the Mississippi River."

"Macalester-Groveland’s My Burger, located at 1580 Grand Ave., is another top choice, with Yelpers giving the low-priced breakfast and brunch spot, which offers burgers and more, four stars out of 35 reviews. READ MORE: 3 People Found Dead Near La Crosse, Wisconsin. My Burger specializes in burgers, but it also serves fries, malts and shakes."

"The Eloise Butler Wildflower Garden and Bird Sanctuary is a 15-acre garden and sanctuary for birds that is home to more than 500 plants and 130 bird species, and spectacular seasonal displays of native wildflowers in a wetland, prairie, and woodland areas. Tucked away in the corner of the garden is the Martha Crone Visitor Shelter, which features natural history displays and interpretive displays that showcase the garden’s fauna and flora. The gardens are also home to lovely picnic spots, benches, and wheelchair accessible walking paths, and visitors can enjoy guided or self-guided tours of the park."

"The Eloise Butler Wildflower Garden and Bird Sanctuary is a gorgeous 15-acre plot that features more than 130 species of birds, breathtaking trails, and 500 plant species."

"Take in the views from Skyline Drive and experience Enger Park and Gardens and the Rose Garden. Tour Glensheen Historic Estate, a historic mansion on 22 acres along the shores of Lake Superior. Have lunch on your own in Canal Park. Stroll the Lakewalk, shop the specialty stores, or just relax and watch the cargo ships entering the harbor."

"Address: 4124 Roseway Rd, Minneapolis, MN 55409, United States. Rating: 4.8 out of 5. A flower-filled garden is undoubtedly a wonderful sight to behold, and to see one right in front of your eyes is a dream come true."