Restaurants in Eat Street (eat-street)

Quang Restaurant ★ 4.7

Vietnamese$eat-street

Quang on Nicollet Avenue has run Minneapolis's defining Vietnamese pho room on Eat Street since 1989. James Beard America's Classics Award 2024 winner.

Signature: Pho, Banh xeo

Order: Pho tai with rare beef and the banh xeo turmeric crepe.

Tip: Lunch line out the door by 12:30; arrive before noon or after 13:30. The cash discount is worth bringing bills.

Casual Dining in Eat Street (eat-street)

Manny's Tortas ★ 4.4

Mexican$eat-street

Manny's Tortas in the Midtown Global Market has run Mexico City-style sandwiches in Minneapolis since 1999. Telera-bread tortas; the Cubana stacks five meats.

Signature: Cubana torta, Chorizo torta

Order: The Cubana torta layered with ham, sausage, chorizo and queso.

Tip: Inside Midtown Global Market; counter service. Family-run since opening.

Bars in Eat Street (eat-street)

Icehouse ★ 4.4

Music venue, bareat-street

Icehouse on Nicollet Avenue has run a Minneapolis bar and music venue on Eat Street since 2011. Cocktail program by Pip Hanson; weekly jazz on the back stage.

Signature drink: Manhattan

Food: Modern American

Street Food in Eat Street (eat-street)

Manny's Tortas ★ 4.4

eat-streetDaily 10:00-20:00

Manny's Tortas in Midtown Global Market on East Lake Street has run Mexico City-style sandwiches in Minneapolis since 1999. The Cubana stacks five different meats.

Try: Mexican tortas

Pham's Deli ★ 4.4

eat-streetMon-Sat 09:00-19:00

Pham's Deli inside Midtown Global Market on Lake Street has rolled Vietnamese banh mi in Minneapolis since 2006. Pork-pate sandwich made-to-order.

Try: Vietnamese banh mi

Markets in Eat Street (eat-street)

Cooking Classes in Eat Street (eat-street)

Budget Eats in Eat Street (eat-street)

Hidden Gems in Eat Street (eat-street)

Hola Arepa ★ 4.5

Venezuelan$$eat-street

Hola Arepa in Minneapolis runs the city's defining Venezuelan kitchen on Nicollet, with stuffed arepas, plantain bowls and tropical cocktails.

Order: Pabellon arepa with shredded beef, black beans and plantain.

Why locals love it: Christina Nguyen and Birk Grudem's South Minneapolis arepa room sits well off the downtown circuit, three miles south of Loring Park.

Tip: Brunch lands Saturday and Sunday from 10:00; tropical rum punch is the order with the arepa plate. Book a Resy for Friday night.

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