Location: Maplewood
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Best American food near Maplewood, Minnesota, United States
Reviews on American food in Maplewood, Minnesota, United States. Maplewood, incorporated in 1957, is a city in Ramsey County, Minnesota, United States. The population was 38,018 at the 2010 census. Maplewood is ten minutes from downtown Saint Paul. Maplewood stretches along most of the northern and eastern borders of Saint Paul.
Things to do in Maplewood
10. Denny's Resturant
Reviewed By bargainmama
I have been coming here for 27 years. I have had very good servers over the years. But by far to me the best is Rhonda. She does not let your coffee cup even a 1/4 down before she is refilling it. She remembers everything you say without writing it down. I love her.
9. Neumanns Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 24 reviews
Our claim to fame is that we're the oldest bar in Minnesota. Well, there are a couple of other saloons in the state that are older, but they've had to close at one time or another. Neumanns has never closed.
Reviewed By TambraLee
Neumann's is a small town dive bar.. The oldest in Minnesota. It retains the original fixtures and has the old town feel. The have great food, live music Thursday through Sunday and great service.. Music starts at 2 on Sunday afternoon until about 8.. Its a great place to go after winding down from the weekend.
8. The Buttered Tin
Overall Ratings
4 based on 275 reviews
Reviewed By J Warren R
Well known and established breakfast spot. The food is reliable â hot, relatively fast and pretty darn good. There is nothing fancy here. While ordering at the counter, we asked for a recommendation and the woman taking our order, told us about the house made sausage. She was right â it was worth the trip alone. Eggs cooked as ordered and lots of potatoes accompany most dishes. Good coffee. For a big breakfast in St. Paul, consider the Buttered Tin.
7. Jake's City Grille
Overall Ratings
4 based on 125 reviews
Reviewed By 3620
Up in the cities for the holiday weekend. Decided to have supper at Jakeâs. Service was excellent and very helpful . Tried the chicken chopped salad. Good size, very fresh and delicious. The bread stick was warm when we got them. Definitely would order this again.
6. Cook
Overall Ratings
4 based on 75 reviews
Reviewed By TryppAdams
I've been wanting to check this place out for awhile now and finally stopped in last weekend. I arrived a little after noon and was craving breakfast still. The dining room isn't large although it has an upscale feel, the metal chairs could easily be knocked over by a heavy coat. We were seated at a table close to the front door, and the draft is noticeable when the door opens - sending shivers up and down you. Their menu isn't huge and several of the options looked straight from an American diner menu, while others had a definite Korean flare. I had the short ribs eggs Benedict ($14) and my friend had the Mac and Chi ($12). I found the short ribs on the eggs benedict a miss, and think they are trying too hard to add a Korean flare. The short rib meat is delicious but just didn't add that salty savory taste a classic piece of Canadian bacon does. My friend loved the Mac and Chi, while i sampled it and found it a little too spicy and underwhelming - So we canceled each other out in our opinions. It's nice to see an upscale option on Payne Avenue and the east side, just not sure I will be a regular. My friend on the other hand, may have just found a new home. The only other downside is with all of the hard surfaces, the restaurant can get a little loud, this was exacerbated by one of the staff folding silverware in the back table.
5. D-Spot
Overall Ratings
4 based on 73 reviews
Reviewed By CoachD9
Stopped at D-Spot after hearing about them in a conversation at Voyageuer Brewing Company in Grand Marais, Minnesota.I drove 35 minutes out of my way and it was well worth it! By far, the best wing place I have been to! Fresh ingredients, great service, and a clean restaurant. Average prices are $7 for 6 wings or $12 for 12 wings. Some are a bit more, but make no mistake....totally worth it. This is best bang for the buck!They have great tap beers and serve Minnesota sodas.... no Pepsi or Coke.I will be back each time I'm in the Twin Cities! I should have bought a shirt so I could advertise for them! Yes....wings are that good!
4. Brunson's Pub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 61 reviews
Reviewed By Kagtravel
This is the place to be! The last few month I have been saying I want a place I am excited to go back to! THIS IS IT! The food was amazing! We never have dessert and we got it just because the other food was soooo good! Two words: pulled bacon! Mouth watering BLT. The shrimp and grits special going on was also amazing! Their homemade chips with onion dill dip is with the extra charge! The cookie cart ice cream sandwich finished off the most delicious food I have had in many months! Staff is friendly and made from scratch food! Great beer selection and cozy location to just hang out with friends and family!
3. Gulden's 61 Restaurant & Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 61 reviews
Reviewed By traveltheworld012
Just off very busy Highway 61 popularly known as car dealer row because of all the dealerships for several miles on this highway. I have been to Gulden's a few times for business meetings and a party, so I was always in the banquet room downstairs and only had their buffet offerings. This time my wife and I decided to stop in here for lunch and have a chance to order off the regular menu. Nothing too exciting on the menu, mostly traditional diner offerings. I had the Reuben Sandwich and had to pay extra to get a side of waffle chips. My wife had the Quesadilla Appetizer. Both pretty ordinary and generally bland. I would imagine most of the frequent lunch clientele here enjoys the food. Most are senior citizens from nearby apartments. Makenna was our server and she was fine with no complaints. She asked if I wanted their seasoned sour cream but never said it was at an extra cost. I guess some places like to nickel-dime you to make the tab larger. I see no reason to ever make a point of stopping here again.
2. 5-8 Tavern & Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 105 reviews
The 5-8 clubs are locally owned and operated in four Twin City locations. 5-8 Is The Home of the Juicy Lucy. 5-8 Has been featured on numerous Food Channel programs and in many local and national food/travel publications. Our goal is to provide an excepti
Reviewed By Greg12342014
This is a great place. Lots of great specials. The shrimp special is worth the trip on Saturday. The basket of sunnies is a treat any time. The Ruben is one of the best. The broasted chicken is ina class of its own. It is worth the trip any night. Great service and a very friendly staff.Thank you, Greg, for being "the best" customer. Our goal is to always provide an exceptional experience for our guests and it is always great when we hear that our staff has met that goal. It takes great people in the organization to get great results. Thanks again for your input.
1. Tongue in Cheek
Overall Ratings
4 based on 237 reviews
Reviewed By Red23Hair34
Some folks had been partying and were on the loud side. My wife and I were there on a Sunday night. Interesting neighborhood, interesting people looked in the window at our dinner. My chicken and waffles appetizer was enough for a supper...but the chicken wasn't fried chicken, it was like breaded from frozen. No salt shaker on the table and my food needed it. My wife liked her whole fish. So, it is not intimate and it is not fine food.
