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Minnesota, United States Food Guide: 6 Steakhouse food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Prior Lake
Find out what Steakhouse restaurants to try in Prior Lake. Prior Lake is a city 20 miles (32 km) southwest of downtown Minneapolis seated next to Savage and Shakopee in Scott County in the state of Minnesota. Surrounding the shores of Lower and Upper Prior Lake, the city lies south of the Minnesota River in an area known as South of the River and establishes the urban fringe of the south-southwest portion of Minneapolis-St. Paul, the sixteenth largest metropolitan area in the United States. The population of Prior Lake was 22,796 at the 2010 census.
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6. PLate
Overall Ratings
4 based on 17 reviews
Sometimes it helps to say who you are not, before explaining who you are,...PLate is not a typical business venture. PLate is a fun and focused adventure built on deep friendships, a sense of family, and our proud community. âWe started with a 1900's farm
Reviewed By Steve0315
We visited on January 26, 2019 for brunch. There was only one other table occupied. The entire dining area had only one waitstaff. The music was quite loud for a breakfast/lunch atmosphere. The temperature in the room was drafty and cold.As for the food: My eggs benedict were of poor quality. The eggs were way overcooked! The saltiness of the ham overpowered the entire dish. The English muffin was hard and dry. The sauce had no characteristics of genuine Hollandaise; i.e. no notes of lemon juice or other seasonings. The creamy hash browns were not creamy at all. If you look at my picture you will see the dried out potatoes. I took one bite and no more of the hash browns.My wife's burger was very, very dry. It was also overseasoned and salty. The highlight of the meal was the great french fries. But that was only a side dish.We have no reason to return. Price for oevercooked eggs and dry hash browns with a cheeseburger and fries, two soft drinks, with tax, before tip: $35.38. Very pricey for food that was not even up to chain restaurant quality.
5. PLate
Overall Ratings
4 based on 17 reviews
Sometimes it helps to say who you are not, before explaining who you are,...PLate is not a typical business venture. PLate is a fun and focused adventure built on deep friendships, a sense of family, and our proud community. âWe started with a 1900's farm
Reviewed By Steve0315
We visited on January 26, 2019 for brunch. There was only one other table occupied. The entire dining area had only one waitstaff. The music was quite loud for a breakfast/lunch atmosphere. The temperature in the room was drafty and cold.As for the food: My eggs benedict were of poor quality. The eggs were way overcooked! The saltiness of the ham overpowered the entire dish. The English muffin was hard and dry. The sauce had no characteristics of genuine Hollandaise; i.e. no notes of lemon juice or other seasonings. The creamy hash browns were not creamy at all. If you look at my picture you will see the dried out potatoes. I took one bite and no more of the hash browns.My wife's burger was very, very dry. It was also overseasoned and salty. The highlight of the meal was the great french fries. But that was only a side dish.We have no reason to return. Price for oevercooked eggs and dry hash browns with a cheeseburger and fries, two soft drinks, with tax, before tip: $35.38. Very pricey for food that was not even up to chain restaurant quality.
4. Trigger's Bar and Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 52 reviews
Trigger's Bar and Restaurant at the Minnesota Horse and Hunt Club has a casual setting and wild game menu selections make it ideal for an outing with special guests. Dining here is definitely a memorable experience and is well worth the short drive from t
Reviewed By WHS-Eagle
We were a group of seven for brunch. We were seated promptly and had attentive service throughout our stay. Our group had a wide variety of food, omelets, prime rib, french toast, ... -- all quite good for a buffet. The Greek cuisine was remarkably good for a buffet at a hunt/horse club. The cost was very reasonable.Thank you for visiting the Minnesota Horse and Hunt Club and we are glad to know you had a great time. Please keep us in mind for all your shooting and hunting needs and contact me directly if you are interested in receiving the grand tour and free one day trial membership. Erik at 952-994-9027 or [email protected].
3. Legends Club
Overall Ratings
4 based on 29 reviews
High above the golf course, with views of the Legends Clubâs fairways, greens, lakes, wetlands, ponds, trees and nature is an ideal place to enjoy distinctive cuisine! Enjoy the warm and inviting elegant Minnesota lodge atmosphere of The Legends Grill yea
Reviewed By Olddog1949
We always enjoy the menu at the Ledgen. They spruce up the menu with interesting changes every few months. I had an interesting Italian shrimp and pasta combo.
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2. Mystic Steakhouse
Overall Ratings
4 based on 112 reviews
Celebrate any occasion at one of the premier steakhouses in the Twin Cities. Savor the finest cuts from land and sea, and find a perfect pairing on the extensive wine list. Mystic Steakhouse proudly serves only the finest USDA Prime Aged beef.
Reviewed By kenobice
Steaks were very good, but not the best I've had (first bite of filet had a liver slant). Service very friendly and managers would even come by a talk for a while (especially if you order a $350 bottle of wine). Appetizers and deserts very good.Thank you for taking the time to leave your review. We are happy to hear that you found your dining experience to be up to your standards (and ours!). We hope you will come back to dine with us again in the future.
Prior Lake Food Guide: 10 Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Prior Lake
1. PLate
Overall Ratings
4 based on 17 reviews
Sometimes it helps to say who you are not, before explaining who you are,...PLate is not a typical business venture. PLate is a fun and focused adventure built on deep friendships, a sense of family, and our proud community. âWe started with a 1900's farm
Reviewed By Steve0315
We visited on January 26, 2019 for brunch. There was only one other table occupied. The entire dining area had only one waitstaff. The music was quite loud for a breakfast/lunch atmosphere. The temperature in the room was drafty and cold.As for the food: My eggs benedict were of poor quality. The eggs were way overcooked! The saltiness of the ham overpowered the entire dish. The English muffin was hard and dry. The sauce had no characteristics of genuine Hollandaise; i.e. no notes of lemon juice or other seasonings. The creamy hash browns were not creamy at all. If you look at my picture you will see the dried out potatoes. I took one bite and no more of the hash browns.My wife's burger was very, very dry. It was also overseasoned and salty. The highlight of the meal was the great french fries. But that was only a side dish.We have no reason to return. Price for oevercooked eggs and dry hash browns with a cheeseburger and fries, two soft drinks, with tax, before tip: $35.38. Very pricey for food that was not even up to chain restaurant quality.
Where to eat American food in Prior Lake: The Best Restaurants and Bars
