Eating vegan and vegetarian has changed recently as more chefs and eateries opt to provide vegetables, fruits, and proteins derived from plants instead of meat, dairy, and other animal products. And the Twin Cities, which is the birthplace of the Juicy Lucy, has welcomed the wave of seitan substitutes such as smart cauliflower wings and eggless cinnamon rolls. Here is a list of some key locations as vegan and vegetarian eateries continue to spring up throughout the Cities.
J. Selby's
J. Selby's, a vegetarian restaurant, specializes in inventive and fun spins on fast food and pub fare. Check out the fried lion's mane mushrooms (supplied from the nearby farm Minne Mushrooms) and the "Dirty Secret," a triple-stacked burger with secret sauce. The crunchwrap is created with vegan taco meat and marinated cabbage on a tostada. J. Selby's serves dairy-free soft serve, floats, halva, and cookies for dessert.
Khyber Pass Cafe
The vegetarian shola made with mung beans and the aushak are just two of the vegetarian dishes available at this Afghan eatery in St. Paul's Selby Avenue neighborhood (leek dumplings). The chutneys are excellent; try the zesty apricot and peach or the cilantro and walnut chutney. Desserts like baklava and daygcha, a rice pudding flavored with cardamom and rose and topped with pistachios and walnuts, are also available in Khbyer Pass.
Advellum Vegetable Eatery
The cuisine of Advellum Vegetable Eatery makes sparing use of dairy and proteins while maximizing the use of vegetables grown by neighborhood farmers. The result is the food like miso, wild rice, mushroom burgers, mung bean pancakes with bok choy kimchi, and nachos borrachos topped with chorizo from the Herbivorous Butcher, black beans, jalapenos, and corn. At their Prospect Park location, get a mango raspberry push-up pop for dessert.
Hard Times Cafe
Hard Times has it if punk food even exists. Since 1992, the Riverside Avenue cafe has been a well-known destination for vegan and vegetarian eats. It is distinguished by its hand-painted, vibrant green façade. The menu is presently only available for takeaway, but it is still extensive; visit the Hard Times Facebook page or pick up orders. The vegan "big giant pancake" with maple syrup, vegan biscuits with mushroom gravy, and the vegan "helper skelter" with hash browns and tofu are all favorites for breakfast. A seitan Philly and a Korean barbecue tofu bun are available for lunch.
Reverie Cafe + Bar
Reverie Cafe and Bar, located in a lively part of Minneapolis' Powderhorn neighborhood, serves regular dishes like coconut achiote beans with coconut rice and lemongrass tofu tacos along with monthly specials like jackfruit bulgogi tacos loaded with cabbage slaw, garlic aioli, and pickled red radish. Its desserts are worth ordering, including the ice cream from Northeast's Crepe and Spoon, cashew cheesecake, and dark chocolate beignets. Oat, almond, soy, or homemade cashew macadamia milk can be used to make specialty coffees.
The Herbivorous Butcher
This ground-breaking butcher business makes a variety of plant-based cheeses as well as over 15 handcrafted meatless meats. The Herbivorous Butcher, which was founded by a brother-and-sister team, is a terrific location to refresh your vegan pantry. It also serves hot in-store specialties like shepherd's pie and red miso ribs, which are cooked with a tofu and jackfruit basis. From its case, take a vegan porter cheddar or some mint chocolate truffles.
Looking for Minnesota's best spots for Instagram? To help you share your Minnesota travels with your friends and family, we've compiled a list of the most popular #OnlyinMN Instagram destinations. Here are the most photogenic locations in Minnesota, from calm urban waterfalls to the largest boot in the world.
MINNEHAHA FALLS
A few miles south of Minneapolis's city center is the aquatic and natural refuge known as Minnehaha Falls Park. There are two locations worth looking out to get the best waterfall photo of Minnehaha Falls: Visitors can get a bird's-eye view of the falls from the upper viewing area, or they can descend the stone staircase for a closer look. As soon as you've captured the ideal shot, explore the park's lovely hiking and bike paths along the Mississippi River, then end your day with a lunch at Sea Salt Eatery.
FRANCONIA SCULPTURE PARK, SHAFER
The enormous interactive art at Franconia Sculpture Park near Shafer, just north of St. Paul, must be seen to be believed. The sole guideline for guests? Touch the artwork. This #OnlyinMN jewel is what Instagram fantasies are made of, with seasonal displays, kid-friendly artist-led workshops, and some of the best sculptures anywhere.
SPLIT ROCK LIGHTHOUSE, TWO HARBORS
One of Minnesota's most picturesque regions is the North Shore of Lake Superior, and Split Rock Lighthouse in Two Harbors is a popular place for Instagrammers to take photos. Take a broad photo of the lighthouse and the striking rock cliffs of the Lake Superior shoreline by making the short trip to Pebble Beach just along the shore.
THE BOUNDARY WATERS, NORTHERN MINNESOTA
Photographing the wide network of beautiful lakes and hiking paths in Minnesota's Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness will undoubtedly excite your followers; just be careful not to drop your phone in the water while you take in the beauty. While in the Boundary Waters themselves, you won't have service, so save those pictures to your camera roll and post a #latergram while you're on your way back to civilization.
PAUL BUNYAN & BABE THE BLUE OX, BEMIDJI
Are you attempting to enrage an ex? Saying "thank you, next," #OnlyinMN style, while posing with this dashing 18-foot lumberjack and his 10-foot best friend, is the ideal response. Travel to Bemidji to take a picture with Babe the Blue Ox and Paul Bunyan on the beach of Lake Bemidji before setting out on an adventure-filled day in northwest Minnesota.
MISSISSIPPI HEADWATERS, ITASCA STATE PARK
Get a picture of the Mississippi River headwaters whether you're starting a long Great Rivers road trip or just stopping by Itasca State Park. Have a friend take your picture as you traverse the stones separating Lake Itasca from the Mississippi River, or document your shaky journey across the wet pebbles in an Instagram story. Bonus: Paul and Babe in Bemidji are only a 25-mile drive from the headwaters, so you might as well do both if you only do one.
Since the pandemic began, cinema theaters have experienced some difficulties. Since March 2020, seven theaters in the metro area have had to close. Due to a decline in patronage and a decreased desire for risky public movie viewing, as well as the simultaneous release of movies on streaming services, several theaters temporarily closed. Take this as your thorough guide to nearby movie theaters in the Twin Cities, whether you're hoping to catch the newest superhero movie or stay up with this year's Oscar nominations.
1. AMC Inver Grove
The state-of-the-art multiplex in Inver Grove Heights features stadium seating in each theater, recliner and reserved seats, and RealD 3D digital presentations. In addition to a variety of menu options such as loaded hot dogs, flatbread pizzas, and gluten-free munchies, the concession stands also offer beer, wine, and cocktails at MacGuffins Bar. Devices with closed captioning, audio description and aided listening are accessibility alternatives.
2. CMX Cinemas
The moviegoing experience at CMX Cinemas has been completely reimagined for the entire family. A luxurious moviegoing experience is combined with a selection of self-serve food and drinks at CMX. The Market concept is modeled by well-liked and upscale food hall concepts and cafes that offer a wide variety of delectable foods to foodies. A popcorn lab, burgers and shakes, deli, and an in-house pizza station are available as options.
3. Riverview Theater
The lobby's mid-century modern decor makes you feel like you've stepped back in time to the 1950s, while the theater itself features contemporary high-backed rocker seats and digital sound. Riverview Theater combines a vintage atmosphere with current technology. The neighborhood theater shows everything from the newest Hollywood blockbusters to independent movies and special screenings, like an annual collection of short documentaries nominated for Oscars. The Riverview Theatre is one of the few in the area to use real butter, melted one pound at a time, so don't forget to stop by the concession counter. Even takeout popcorn is discounted.
4. St. Anthony Main Theatre
St. Anthony Main Theatre stands out for its gorgeous setting wedged between ancient structures on a cobblestone Main Street stretch overlooking the Mississippi. While the majority of the schedule is devoted to recent Hollywood titles, there are a few "Film Society" screenings that include international films, regional documentaries, and live theatrical broadcasts. Discount Tuesdays include $3 medium popcorn or beverage and $5 tickets all day long (except Sony movies).
5. Uptown Theatre
The Uptown Theatre is the defining landmark of the trendy Uptown district with its recognizable neon sign. The historic theater, which is run by Landmark Theatres, focuses on independent and foreign films. Classic films are screened at midnight on Fridays and Saturdays, including a monthly showing of The Rocky Horror Picture Show. Wine, cocktails, and regional craft beer are available in the Upstairs Bar, where customers can savor their libations while watching a film.
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