Relish

Checked this place out for a casual New Years Eve brunch and the food was very good! The wait staff was very friendly as well, would come back for sausage biscuits and gravy!

Met my friend for breakfast early a.m and had a wonderful time. This place is really cute. Well decorated, lots of room and tables. Ours was a bit close to the two other tables, but not a big deal since we were almost on our way out. It's nice that they let you sit fora little bit and don't glare when they get busy. Loved the 80's music piping through.Food was okay- not because anything was bad, I didn't read close enough that the brekfast gnocchi was smothered in red sauce which I am not a fan of. It still tasted good, but just way too much sauce for me. It had very large sausage meatballs, fried eggs and fried gnocchi. My friend had the burrito which looked great- it was pretty good sized burrito which came with chips. I would definitely go back to try some of the other dishes. Place gets busy on weekends. Deifntely worth a try. Great service!

Relish is one of my favorite spots in Northeast. Whether it's for breakfast, lunch, dinner, or some cocktails at the bar, I always have a great time. The space is super fun and funky and fresh interior. It's a very modern, almost upscale coffee shop/diner. Lots of bright, beautiful colors and textures. The service is always TOP NOTCH. I've always had the best servers and bartenders. They are always friendly and smiley and seem like they enjoy being there. Very refreshing. The food is fantastic. Very traditional American type classics you would find in any diner but done a little more elegant. You literally cannot go wrong with any of the breakfast menu and the Bloody Mary is a must. I'm a huge fan of the Chopped Cheese on the dinner menu. Don't ever skip dessert here either. @danny_runsforbeer

Finally made it here for breakfast last weekend! I know they've been struggling through ongoing construction (it's finally over!!) but I was pleased to see it was pretty hopping on a Saturday morning. I went with two girlfriends and we split the cinnamon bun which was fresh and warm, would definitely get it again. I'm currently pregnant so sadly have to avoid the undercooked eggs (just two more months and I'm coming for you, hollandaise!!!) so I went with the classic breakfast with bacon, hash browns, scrambled eggs. The hash browns in particular were delicious-- better than McDonald's! Service was a little slow to come by at first but once we got going it was good, they were very nice. I will come back next time I'm looking for a breakfast spot in the neighborhood!

Sandwich wasn't great and was a little small, potatoes were too salty. I really wish there had been more filling (eggs, meat) in the Ciabatta Sammy. The pesto aoli was good, but it felt like mostly bread. The other person ordered an eggs benedict special, and enjoyed it, but I wasn't wowed. I had gotten the Ultimate Breakfast Sammy before, and it was good, but again, seemed too small to be "ultimate". The Italian Breakfast Gnochi was by far the best food I have tasted here.The best drink was the Construction Season Latte, and they were nicely able to make it decaf for me. I would like to go back and try their dinner, especially their Wednesday date-night special.Ambiance was good, I loved all of the colors and the bar. Our server was attentive an friendly. I would give them another chance, but wasn't super impressed, especially for the price.

Yummy yummy in my tummy. Good food, great service, fun atmosphere, all you need to start the day.

Excellent food, drink menu and time on food despite being busy with brunch hour on Saturday. I have ordered here through online apps many times (those breakfast sammies tho) and am rarely disappointed. The beverage I tried was the Wake Me Up Baileys, Kahlua and Absolut vanilla with their cold brew, excellently mixed and exactly what I wanted. My friend ordered the same and enjoyed it too. She got the breakfast burrito and I got the cream cheese bagel sandwich to share. Inside it is very cute, I did dock one star simply for the temperature. I was sweaty a little mainly because of the sun in the big windows. If they had better control of the temperature this would get that final star for a comfortable and enjoyable experience. I was wearing ripped jeans, a tshirt and a light flannel (to then not show the sweat stains) so not sure what else I could have done besides wear shorts? lol. The waitress was also VERY busy, it would be good to have another on staff to lighten the load as it was packed and she had about half the restaurant. We were waiting for her to bus tables and talk to other guests for drinks before we could place our food order. I don't dock her for this as I have been there done that. Just a management choice I don't prefer. I would still come back but also wish there was better parking.

I really wanted to love this place because it's so cute and the vibes are great, but the food both times I've visited has been lacking. I got the grandma's pasta on a Thursday ($11) and the glass of red wine for $2 that went with it. The pasta was cooked a little too long for my tastes, and the sauce was on par with something from the grocery store. The meal overall felt like something I could make at home for cheaper. The second time, I went for brunch and got the ultimate breakfast sandwich, which was pretty heavy/greasy, and the combination of flavors with the sauce felt slightly off. The service both times was good, however, with the servers being super friendly. I could see myself returning for the vibes and trying something new, but I wouldn't go out of my way for it.

Relish is THE place to be on a Monday night! The vibe is super cute and welcoming, with options of bar or table seating. The staff are all super kind and on top of things, and were great about checking on tables, refilling waters, etc. You do have to try your luck with street parking, but I was luckily able to find a spot right around the corner.They have daily specials, but Monday's is far and away the best--a meatball sub for $8 (usually $14), with the option to add fries for $2. This was my first meatball sub in over a decade and it genuinely changed my life. The sauce was perfectly seasoned, the meatballs were juicy, the bread was buttered and toasted to perfection, and the whole sandwich came out HOT and fresh! The fries were also perfectly seasoned and definitely worth the extra $2.I also got the relish plate ($6), a small appetizer of house-pickled vegetables. As a big fan of pickled anything, I loved this--my favorites were probably the pickle spears themselves, but everything was great!I also got the pesto pasta ($16)--it wasn't quite as mind-blowing as that meatball sub, but still really solid!As if the meatball sub isn't enough of an incentive to get you there Monday nights, they also have trivia at 7pm! Overall, a really great spot to get an affordable and delicious bite at a non-chain restaurant in the Central/Hennepin area.

The cinnamon roll was hard and felt like it was old which was disappointing because it had great flavor. The espresso martini & burrito made up for that. We have a very lovely server but they barely checked in on us and we had to keep getting up to look for them. We had items that never came and we would have to remind them to add to our order multiple times.