Whenever we visit a brewery, the same thing happens. We drink beers, get hungry, and inevitably eat some pretty mediocre food, often from a truck. But Surly Brewing breaks that cycle at their destination brewery in Prospect Park. Here they serve dishes like steamed mussels, oysters, charcuterie boards, house-made sausage, and barbecue, along with a wide range of their most popular, rare, and experimental brews.
Spoon and Stable in the North Loop is a great all-day restaurant where you can eat brunch, have a celebratory dinner, or eat really well at the bar.
Matt’s Bar is a neighborhood spot in Powderhorn that’s famous for their cheese-stuffed, Jucy Lucy burgers.
Bar La Grassa is our go-to spot for wine and handmade pasta in the Warehouse District.
World Street Kitchen in Lowry Hill East serves a wide range of street food from around the world, like tacos, rice bowls, and lettuce wraps.
Young Joni in Sheridan serves wood-fired pizzas, Korean-inspired appetizers, and has a backyard bar to grab a drink at while you wait for your table.
Alma in Marcy Holmes is home to a really good prix-fixe restaurant, an all-day cafe, and a great boutique hotel.
