The 7 Best Places for Chocolate Milk in Minneapolis

Rob L: Chocolate Milk!!!

Baramee Chindavong: Farmers omelet I an amazing any time of day meal!

HISTORY: The tower was built between 1928 and 1929 by Wilber Foshay. He chose to build his company in Minneapolis and started construction on this building, which is modeled after the Washington Monument.

Dave Beam: Try the Coneys Flint style - sauce, onion and mustard. Thus far, the best Coneys I've had outside of Flint, Michigan

Theresa: Sit on the patio

Joey Popp: Nor'easter is the best!

Mike Pietrusinski: Great place with an eclectic variety of food. Prices are a bit high but well worth it.

Bridget Heidorn: Might be a better version of Key's! Delicious omelets!

Edward: Amazing breakfast sandwiches and fresh squeezed orange juice!! Friendly staff too.

Amy Mixa: The southwest burger is amazing. The mega melt is also really good.

Marky McFly: Split a malt if you're feeling calorie conscious.

Bloomingdale's: Greasy-good burgers, topped with bacon and fried onions, or avocado and pepper-jack cheese, if you want to get fancy. Malts in something like 30 flavors. Need we say more?

DDMcsnatch: Hung out in the bar area for some cocktails. Super friendly bartender and great service!

Dan Hennen: spendy, but worth it....plan on a couple of hours...

Melissa Hansen: Do not bring stingy friends. Park far away to be ready to indulge and try 2 cheeses.

Joseph william hahs: love Bakery here. one of the best i have ever taste.

Quaneisha Rich: Morning crew is slow lbs

Jerry Hughes: Slow service. Confusing lines. Great food if you can handle the long line.

Leigh Fatzinger: Eggs Benedict is really good. Also, try the homemade jams and peanut butter.

Kim Laama: The Huevos Rancheros take the edge of a hangover.

Harry W: The bathroom is worth a visit.