The fried oyster po' boy sandwich (also known in New Orleans as an oyster loaf), at $12.95, is a delightful study of contrasts of textures and flavors. Read more.
Little in this world is more satisfying than digging a tiny fork into an open claw and removing, in one fell swoop, a massive piece of sweet lobster meat and at Smack Shack this is endless. Read more.
The full day of mealing starts with breakfast twists like a meatloaf hash, then hits lunch with a fried oysters/ slaw/ pickles/ remoulade "Oyster Peacemaker" hoagie. Read more.
Here for brunch? Try the peanut butter waffle: fluffy waffle topped w/ crunchy PB, vanilla custard, candied peanuts & whipped cream Read more.
Go for the Wake Up Beer ($7), made with stout and a shot of espresso. It's a rich, creamy drink with enough head to rival most lattes. Read more.
For river watching at it's most elegant. Renowned for both its accommodations and its menu, the Nicollet Island Inn also has a scenic patio and free parking. Read more.