Small Plates restaurants in Minneapolis / St. Paul

Piccolo Restaurant

4300 Bryant Ave. S., Minneapolis, MN 55409

After spending the past several years cooking for other people, Doug Flicker, the chef-partner of the late, lamented Auriga is now cooking at his own wee... More »
Bradstreet Craftshouse

601 First Ave. N., Minneapolis, MN 55403

The first thing you'll probably wonder about the drinks at Bradstreet Craftshouse is why they're taking so long to make. What are they doing? Adding... More »
D'Amico Kitchen

901 Hennepin Ave., Minneapolis, MN 55403

D"Amico Cucina, the restaurant which spent decades at the pinnacle of luxury dining in the Twin Cities, has been reborn as D'Amico Kitchen, which presents... More »
Bev's Wine Bar

250 3rd Ave. N., Minneapolis, MN 55401

Like a Prada-clad sophisticate roaming around with a purse jammed full of Twinkies and Gummi Bears, Bev's Wine Bar is a charming study in contradictions. The... More »
Red Stag Supper Club

509 1st Ave. NE, Minneapolis, MN 55413

This latest venture from Kim Bartmann, proprietor of Barbette and the Bryant-Lake Bowl, is Minnesota's first LEED-certified restaurant. Fortunately, this... More »
Nightingale

2551 Lyndale Ave. S, Minneapolis, MN 55405

Nightingale's owners, the husband-and-wife team of Jasha Johnston and Carrie McCabe-Johnston, noticed that weren't many places to go for a late-night meal in... More »

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Recent Critic Reviews

Emily Weiss writes for City Pages on Piccolo Restaurant

Check out photos from the tasting menu at Nightingale in Minneapolis...

Romance is a loaded concept, isn't it? For starters, it's completely relative. What qualifies as romance to some is embarrassingly corny to others. A gesture considered grandly...
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Emily Weiss writes for City Pages on Nightingale

In all kinds of classic written works, from ancient literature to Renaissance poetry, the common nightingale has acted as a source of inspiration, a sort of romantic muse that symbolized creativity, spontaneity, and tenacity. For Jasha Johnston and Carrie McCabe-Johnston, the husband-and-wife team behind Nightingale, a new Uptown hotspot, the bird represents a decade-old idea for a...
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Amber Schadewald writes for City Pages on Red Stag Supper Club

A young woman who considers herself on the shy side, Alicia Wiley looks nowhere near timid when she's sitting behind her piano onstage. Combining a variety of soulful music genres, Wiley is an extremely talented jazz pianist with a voice that's both sexy and refreshing. Solo or with a band, jazz piano like Wiley's is best complemented by an attractive date and a martini of your liking. Hints of...
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