Roast beef sandwiches, homemade mashed potatoes and gravy, and many other types of excellent American style food!
Flavor meets real food: house-made bowls, salads, soups, and sandwiches ready when you are. Plus, a chocolate-dipped strawberry on us!
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Flavor meets real food: house-made bowls, salads, soups, and sandwiches ready when you are. Plus, a chocolate-dipped strawberry on us!
Grab a gourmet sandwich for lunch today! You'll be treated to the freshest available ingredients when you select Zuppa Cucina for your next gourmet sandwich.
A healthy modern take on Mediterranean, Greek & American favorites; including huge wraps, rich salads, zesty gyros, falafel, wings, healthy bowls & loaded fries. The tender, delicious meat used in our wraps and bowls is halal certified. We also have a Vegan Menu, Gluten-Free options, a kid's menu + a service dog-friendly patio. Our bar features a rotating selection of local beer, wines, sangria & cocktails & we have games for kids as well as adults?! Spitz is named after the classic vertical method for broiling proteins that ensures a flavorful rich taste. An unusual name, with an extraordinary taste. So stop by for lunch, dinner, or drinks and taste why we've become an award-winning foodie favorite! Dine-in, delivery & catering available.
This traditional Eastern European deli allures its customers with fresh home-made sausages. The famous Vienna sausages will keep your palette craving for more. You can also find a variety of sausages - from the traditional Polish sausage to the more unusual curry brats and wild rice sausages. From goulash to pierogi, homemade Ukrainian dishes to handmade salamis in the Eastern Europe tradition, you'll find them all here. Also enjoy some authentic regional food or simply feast on a roast beef sandwich and cold beer.
The Brothers Deli has been serving satisfied customers for more than 70 years. Mike and Dora Burstein opened Mike's Cafe in 1935. In 1959, Mike's sons Leonard and Sam moved Mike's Cafe to 19 South 7th Street and renamed it the Brothers Deli. Leonard and Sam soon made the Brothers a successful chain, at one time including 16 restaurants around Minnesota and North Dakota. Declining health finally forced them to sell the Brothers in 1983. In 1993, Leonard's son Jeff Burstein reopened The Brothers Deli in downtown Minneapolis. We moved to our present location at 50 South 6th Street in November 2000, and it has been our privilege to serve you there ever since.
