Restaurant Now Being Called the Most Iconic Diner in Minnesota
I really enjoy eating at diners because they have a nostalgic and cozy vibe that makes every meal feel special. There’s something nice about sitting in a comfy booth and choosing from a menu full of classic, comforting dishes. The service is always great, and the friendly atmosphere helps make each visit feel like a pleasant escape from everyday life.
There are many great diners in Minnesota, but only one is considered iconic. Check out where to find it and what Guy Fieri said about it below.
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This Diner is Now Being Called The Best In Minnesota
Guy Fieri has featured this Minnesota diner a couple times on Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives.
Guy raved about the food and said you shouldn't judge this book by its cover. Despite looking like a dive, this diner has won a James Beard Award.
James Beard Awards are a big deal in the restaurant world, honoring outstanding talent and achievements in cooking and hospitality.
This Diner is Now Being Called The Best In Minnesota
Reader's Digest has named Al's Breakfast, located at 413 14th Ave SE in Minneapolis, as the most iconic diner in the state.
Al’s Breakfast was formed out of an old alleyway in 1950 and has been a Minneapolis staple ever since. Since it has only 13 stools, visitors will have an intimate experience over the diner’s iconic corned beef hash and French toast. Just make sure to stop at the bank first, as this local favorite is a cash-only breakfast joint, and maybe wear comfortable shoes and plan to wait on the first-come, first-served line.
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