Flavor Bee's

This place is a hidden gem! I recently discovered this place two weeks ago and everyone was shocked I haven't heard of it before. The gyro cheese fries tastes incredible, and so flavorful! One bite into it will have you dreaming about it for days!

Probably the best wings and fish in Minneapolis. Incredibly underrated. They have a decent assortment of sandwiches (gyro, philly, chicken, burgers) and other fried junk as well. The spicy philly cheese steak is insanely tasty. Sometimes, they forget to include things with combos, but I typically eat in, so I just gently remind them, and they're prompt. Service is very friendly. The only real problem I've run into with this place, was a misogynistic encounter with another customer, right at the counter... Bummer.

First time ordering and my house is so easy to find and already their driver is lost! Honestly do you not have a GPS? It's been over 30 minutes since the driver called me to come outside only to realize he's not at the right house! I am literally less than 2-3 miles away. I have yet to receive my food and so here I am waiting to eat this once hot meal now cold meal that hasn't arrived yet if he ever finds my house! I ordered at 2:58 it's now 4:15 just got my meal the kid was on his phone talking to someone as he came out no wonder his gps doesn't work! Time to find out if it's even good.***Update***Food was good, maybe I was really hungry. I still tipped the kid and I may order again but I will probably pick it up myself from now on. I'll give it two stars because I did get quite a bit for what I paid for and nothing was missing.

This place is an underappreciated gem. It's a small shop, and you can definitely run into some issues of consistency in delivery times, I've noticed, but the food has always been great, and there's definitely no more affordable option for a late-night gyro delivery.The gyro fries are quite simply the best value in Minneapolis food delivery. The sheer, unholy volume of fries, gyro meat and cheese sauce that $5.50 buys boggles the mind.

Food was ok and it was hot. Those are the only good things I can say. The overall experience was awful. We were the only customers there but our food for four people took 35 minutes. We asked for water which we received without ice because they were out of ice. You read correctly, this restaurant did not have ice.A woman and two young kids came in who were obviously related to someone that worked at the restaurant. That didn't get food. That just hung out. That in itself shouldn't be a problem but the youngest child screamed almost the entire time. I'm not talking about a whimper. This kid was full on screaming to the point that I couldn't hear my wife two feet from me. Did the mother try to comfort him our calm him down? Nope, she was sitting there on her phone letting her kid disturb every patron who came through the door. Then, there were the dogs. A customer came in with two dogs, one of them was not on a leash. This dog was wandering around the restaurant while the customer and restaurant staff just ignored it. One of the worst restaurants I have ever visited. Never again.

I will always think of this little space as Chef E's Soulfood, even though it was open for a very brief time years ago, and failed spectacularly due to fights between the locally famous Big E and his business partners.Flavor Bee's however is a wings place, with burgers, sandwiches and fried fish. I enjoyed my wings with #5 sauce (their own BBQ sauce) and onion rings.They deliver.

Cheap, greasy, and delicious. I ordered from Eat24 a few times and I have yet to be disappointed. This place is basically Greek fast food and should be treated accordingly-- not something for extremely fine dining. I've had their gyro cheese fries, which I recommend eating with a fork, as well as a few of their sandwiches and side dishes. Definitely not bad at all, but you get what you pay for.The baklava's a step above the other stuff there and is VERY good.One thing to take note of: they do not include extra utensils, and you will probably want a fork for the gyro cheese fries, if only to keep from getting cheese sauce on your fingers.

this establishment deserves no stars. i wish that were an option. placed the order via eat street. it was not delivered within the time frame it stated, so we contacted eat street. they advised the establishment (i refuse to call it a restaurant) does not use their delivery service only to order. eat street contacted the establishment and they advised they had to remake the order and will get someone to deliver it. thankfully eat street refunded our money and the order was still being delivered. then to check on the status of the order, contacted the establishment and spoke with a gentleman who kept talking over me and repeating that the driver (whoever that is) will call once he is here. the order was placed at 11:12 am...supposed to be delivered between 11:45-12:00 pm.it is now 1:00 pm. the distance between the two points, 3.4 miles.

I'm glad I finally tried this place out, and also that I did it as I'm about to move out of this neighborhood. Otherwise, I'm screwed royally because I'd be eating here pretty often. Seriously, this place has good, delicious, AFFORDABLE food. I don't know wanna say cheap as that, well, cheapens the experience, but it is a mighty amount of gut-busting, flavor-popping, hunka food for a small price. This dining room is small, only four of those small, square picnic tables. It's neat, well-lit, and well-ventilated, and the paint looks fresh. It doesn't necessarily look like that from the outside, so there may be some facelift needed. I kinda did a double take when I saw the menu items and their prices. $4.99 for a 7' Philly cheesesteak? $7.99 for a catfish/chicken wing combo with fries and slaw? Man, it seemed too good to be true. Like an infomercial. Or those Cash4Gold commercials. But, against all logic, they did give me a filled-to-the-brim, delicious cheesesteak for $5 and some chili cheese fries for $2.99, which was big enough to be an appetizer at your typical bar. I thought it was unique that they had the liquid cheese (liquid gold, more like it) at the bottom of the bun, but I guess that kept it warmer longer. The meat was not sliced, but more finely chopped beef, and was very tasty and salted just right. There's no frills to this sandwich, just meat, cheese, bread. Boom. The chili cheese fries were kinda fantastic, too. All that gooey cheese under that molten hot chili...not spicy, just surface of the sun hot. So try not to shovel it into your face too fast. It's definitely worth the longer-than-your-fast-food wait. The place seems to be run by a small, yet friendly, crew.

its false advertisement, everything skimpy and taste damn near bland ... luckily I was high so in the retrospect it was tolerable...