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Goodbye, Cafe Brenda

1. Goodbye, Cafe Brenda

Chris Kallal - November 19, 2009
 

The iconic foodie haunt in the Warehouse District shutters it's doors

Dining out instead of cooking

2. Dining out instead of cooking Icon-mmx-pick

Katie Cannon - November 12, 2009
 

Twin Cities restaurants that are serving Thanksgiving dinner

Video: Farewell, Cafe Brenda

3. Video: Farewell, Cafe Brenda

 

The foodie destination announces it's closing its doors after 23 years

Famous Dave's Barbeque - Minneapolis

4. Famous Dave's Barbeque - Minneapolis 5

4264 Upton Ave. S. - Minneapolis (Uptown)
 

With an award winning BBQ flavor, Famous Dave’s makes meat taste good to the last finger lick.

Nina's Grill

5. Nina's Grill 5

2510 Horizon Dr. - Burnsville
 

Their vodkas are seven times distilled and they keep a ridiculously-good chef who whips up a mean borcsht and beef stronganhoff.

Firelake Grill House

6. Firelake Grill House 5

31S. 7th St. - Minneapolis (Downtown)
 

Watch the fire charmers at work — here the food is mesquite flavored and fire licked.

BANK restaurant

7. BANK restaurant 0

88 6th St S - Minneapolis (Downtown)
 

Formerly known as Minneapolis’ historic Farmers & Mechanics Bank Building, BANK restaurant is a renovated, luxurious dining experience.

If you don't want to cook for Thanksgiving

8. If you don't want to cook for Thanksgiving Icon-mmx-pick

Katie Cannon - November 12, 2009
 

Your Twin Cities guide to a great (dine-in or take-out) turkey dinner

Beers and Steers: Lyndale Tap House in Uptown

9. Beers and Steers: Lyndale Tap House in Uptown

Chris Kallal - October 1, 2009
 

Checking out the new Lyndale Taphouse, Uptown's newest gastropub.

All-You-Can-Eat Sushi Sunday

10. All-You-Can-Eat Sushi Sunday

Zahtar by Fhima - 615 Second Ave. S. - Minneapolis (Downtown)
 

For the price of a couple of specialty rolls, you can have a sushi feast at Zahtar every Sunday.

11. Turtle Bread Company - Skyway 0

Minneapolis
 

What's the difference between a tortoise and a turtle, you ask? The tortoise may have won the race, but the turtle wins the cooking contest.