Top 5 Restaurants in Minnesota’s Twin Cities

Minneapolis and St. Paul are the two biggest cities inBeard Foundation awards for best chefs in America,
the state of Minnesota, and as a result they havewhich says a lot about this fantastic local spot.
become a major draw for the best Minnesota chefsJax Café
looking to build their reputations in the restaurantTo say that Jax Café has been a part of the Twin
industry. In terms of Minnesota food service, theCities dining landscape for a long time would be an
residents of the Twin Cities have some spectacularunderstatement. Owners of the second liquor license
places to choose from when it is time to head outgiven out in the Twin Cities after the end of
for a night on the town. Here are the top fiveprohibition, the staff at the Jax Café has been
restaurants you’ll find here.serving up delicious meals in a classy setting since
The St. Paul Grill1910. With a menu designed by Minnesota chef Bob
This mainstay of the Minnesota food service sceneFoster, the restaurant is available for special events
has been serving up fare for generations. Theand banquets and is one of the most treasured
restaurant’s menu is a traditional mix of steakseateries in the history of Minnesota food service.
and chops, fish, chicken, and pasta, along with all ofPazzaluna Urban Italian
the grill standards like salads and sides that includeSwitching gears from the meat and potatoes scene
creamed spinach, asparagus spears, and a variety ofis the Pazzaluna Urban Italian restaurant. Long
potato dishes. The St. Paul Grill is also open for lunchconsidered the best Italian restaurant in the Twin
and occasionally brunch, and sports a full bar forCities, this restaurant offers up everything from
those who are just looking to relax after a hard dayspaghetti to pizza, insalata to antipasto, and it does
at work.so with a flair and focus on quality that keeps visitors
Kincaid’sto and residents of St. Paul coming back for more.
The Minnesota chefs at Kincaid’s offer up aBefore you leave this fabulous eatery, don’t
similar menu to that found at The St. Paul Grill. Lessforget to savor a piece of MN baking at its best.
traditional and more modern than some of itsChoose from one of many dessert menu items for a
competitors, Kincaid’s is actually part of acomplete Italian meal.
national chain of restaurants that operate in selectThis article is presented by Le Cordon Bleu College of
United States cities. The spot is renowned for its barCulinary Arts Minneapolis/St. Paul. Le Cordon Bleu
menu and happy hour, and is also listed as a greatCollege of Culinary Arts Minneapolis/St. Paul offers Le
place to grab a business lunch with colleagues orCordon Bleu culinary education classes and culinary
potential clients.training programs in Minneapolis, Minnesota. To learn
112 Eaterymore about the class offerings, please visit Chefs.edu
Fans of MN baking or late night dining don’t needMinneapolis-St-Paul for more information.
to be told twice about the 112 Eatery. This high-endThe jobs mentioned are examples of certain potential
yet reasonably priced spot consistently garnersjobs, not a representation that these outcomes are
nominations and awards from culinary publicationsmore probable than others. Le Cordon Bleu College of
across the state and even the country. TheCulinary Arts Minneapolis/St. Paul does not guarantee
Minnesota chefs at the 112 Eatery have beenemployment or salary.
nominated each of the last two years for the James