Last night, the James Beard Foundation announced the winners of its Restaurant and Chef Awards, with two Twin Cities ...

Katherine Lawless is a Minneapolis-based travel and lifestyle writer, who has interviewed everyone from celebrity chefs to rising culinary stars. “We were stunned. It was a couple of crazy days of ...

This is the week of great food and sports news. First, U.S. Bank Stadium, the new home of the Vikings unveiled a long list of local food vendors that will be serving all kinds of edibles to hungry ...

Food news and dining guides for Minneapolis-Saint Paul, Minnesota.

Say the word “steakhouse” and many familiar images come to mind: massive cuts of beef, hearty sides of baked potato and grilled asparagus, a dimly lit dining room with a large wooden bar. Fortunately, ...

“Everybody wanted to talk about the product market here in Minnesota, mainly the [THC] beverages,” says Leili Fatehi, a Minneapolis-based attorney and consultant who helped quarterback the state’s ...

This year, the Twin Cities Eater Awards highlight restaurants and bars that opened between fall 2021 and fall 2022 (look here for more on last year’s awards). Here are this year’s picks for restaurant ...

Today, March 16, the James Beard Foundation announced its list of 2022 finalists, naming Minnesota restaurant Owamni a nominee for best new restaurant, and chefs Sean Sherman, Yia Vang, and Jorge ...

Owamni made a momentous win at this evening’s James Beard Awards: The iconic, full-service Indigenous restaurant was named the best new restaurant of 2022. Co-owned by chef Sean Sherman and Dana ...

Julie Yu is a writer and editor from the American Midwest. A contributor to Eater since 2018, she writes at the intersection of food and culture. For almost 40 years, Keefer Court Bakery & Cafe has ...

Lake Street stretches for miles through Minneapolis, from the chain of lakes to a bridge that spans the Mississippi River connecting to the other twin city, St. Paul. From Nicollet Avenue to the Lake ...

If there’s one word that sums up the Twin Cities restaurant scene in 2023, it’s bloom. This was a year that seeds planted during (or even before) the early pandemic came to life: Pop-ups went ...