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Wally's Roast Beef shows just how far you can go on the great food/quick service mantra.
September 2009
by Steven Brown
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Yang's, located in Woodbury, delivers solid Sichuan-lite and Cantonese food for decent prices in a corner of town where very few decent ethnic eateries exist.
January 2006
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With the addition of Susan Muskat to his team, Peter Kirihara has transformed Moose & Sadie's from a great coffee shop into a great location for breakfast specials and homemade lunch items such as a panoply of interesting soups and sandwiches.
December 2005
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Largely unknown to the general public, Mike's Butcher Shop is a staple among in-the-know meat lovers for its hand-cut meats, homemade sausage links and a mean roast beef sandwich—a secret just too good to keep.
November 2005
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Nathan's Pastries and Cafe provides counter-service pastries and tasty lunch items in a quaint atmosphere reminiscent of an old-fashioned general store.
October 2005
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Located in Savage, Spice Thai Cuisine is a hidden treasure providing wayward foodies with spicy and delicious Asian fare for cheap.
September 2005
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The restaurant version of a chick flick, Blondies Café draws a largely female clientele in with its sophisticated comfort food: desserts, sandwiches, salads, and other lunch fare.
August 2005
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The Nova, a cozy wine bar located on the St. Croix River, is the perfect spot to stop in for both light appetizers and hearty dishes combined with a glass or bottle of wine from the comprehensive wine list.
July 2005
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With
nothing on the menu costing more than $8, Taqueria La Hacienda offers authentic
Mexican options such as alambres
and tortas.
June 2005
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Dina's Cafe & Bakery sits among franchised businesses yet customers receive individualized attention from its owner and chef, Dina Collins, who crafts everything—sandwiches, soups, homemade pastries—entirely from scratch.
May 2005
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Providing the Twin Cities with fare that has a warming effect on those chilly days, Pho Ca Dao serves seventeen variations of the Vietnamese staple soup, pho—none of which exceeds $7.
April 2005
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With every dish priced at under $8, Satay 2 Go serves up Asian cuisine hailing from all over the continent; favorites are gyoza, fresh spring rolls and lo mee.
February 2005
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At Manny's Tortas, customers spend little money—nothing tops
$6.50—but gain quite a bit after consuming a signature torta, or Mexican sandwich, each one
loaded with lettuce, tomatoes, onion, avocado, jalapeños, refried beans, and
melted cheese.
January 2005
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