Stonegarden

Bit of a homer bias here, but Stonegarden has been a very welcome addition to the neighborhood.From the outside, Stonegarden doesn't look like much, as it's tucked under newly constructed apartments that look like the newly constructed apartments in every other neighborhood, but the dining room is surprisingly large and inviting.It seems that you really can't go wrong with anything on the menu, but highlights thus far have been the Scotch egg, the French omelette, the chicken commercial and the Norwegian Benedict (and the Espresso Martini).Service has always been very friendly and the owners are clearly very invested in the business - this is a neighborhood spot what we're hoping sticks around for quite some time.

Very beautiful space. The dishes were beautifully put together. We had the avocado mousse toast, chicken quinoa salad and omelet with chili. The parking was easy to find. The staff was ok. Great place for a quick meal.

I had never heard of this place and randomly came across it when making reservations for valentines day.There's street parking but it's right in the corner and pretty easy to find. Restaurant was clean and neat, I really liked that bar area. Staff was really friendly and accommodating. There was a set menu so no need to order other than drinks. Food and drinks were very beautiful and tasty. One complaint was the wait time between courses but it was a very busy night. Overall great experience for a first time and I'm definitely be going back to try regular menu items.

Go here!! Just saying :)I was looking for a new place (new to me) for my sister and I to enjoy brunch and came across Stonegarden. It was Wonderful!!Location: Great location on a corner with plenty of street parking on this Saturday morning at least. The signage is VERY small but look for the apartment building on the corner and it's housed on the bottom floor. LOTS of windows and a fantastic, calm, beautiful space inside. The decor is soft and clean and lends itself to a wonderful dining experience. They also have reservations which is terrific!Service: Excellent service from the host to the server to food runners and people busing dishes. Friendly, warm, terrific pacing as well!Food/Drinks: It was almost impossible to pick what we wanted to eat since everything looked tasty, but we tried a decent amount for our first trip!We started with the Beef Bone Sipping Broth. I would recommend as a beautiful start to your meal! It is warm and flavorful! We also did the 4-Bs Tartine which is essentially a "toast". It was probably our favorite thing in a meal filled with excellent dishes! It was absolutely incredible flavor, well-balanced, and super satisfying! Next we couldn't decide so had 3 entrees: Norwegian Benedict (beautiful croissant, amazing house-cured gravlox, and a yummy dijon-dill Hollandaise), Biscuit and gravy (big biscuit and lots of gravy with a lovely egg on top - I liked it but felt it was missing the level of flavor I would have expected based on our other dishes), and finally the Belgium waffles (crispy with a nice raspberry compote - also good but I think I would try the French Toast next time).We also had an n/a Bloody Mary (fantastic and fresh with great spice level), French Press coffee (excellent and strong/rich), and a Golden Latte (tasty and not too sweet)!This was a wonderful place and a beautiful dining experience to start the weekend! Highly recommend!!

Beautiful restaurant; gots of greenery & good light from all the windows. Parking can be a bear (esp w/ snow on the ground). The menu is chock full of delicious GF offerings! Tasty drinks. Delicious, beautiful food & great service. The noise level when they are busy makes it difficult to hear other soft-spoken diners (even at a 4-top).

Stonegarden is the perfect brunch spot if you are looking for aesthetic vibes and pictures. I felt like I was on the west coast with the stylized furnishings and ambiance. They will push you to try the bone broth, but I was underwhelmed. The chicken option lacked flavor. The Stonegarden Benedict was quite good, and was clearly made fresh. I highly recommend the potatoes as a side. The staff were highly attentive and helped answer any questions we had. Plan ahead for street parking!

FOOD: Their food is delicious! I recommend getting the sippable bone broth. It arrived to our table temperature hot, but after allowing it to cool down, it tasted amazing! I also had their French toast, which was amazing. You can taste the vanilla and cinnamon. The maple syrup compliments the French toast well. I also tried their cinnamon spiced latte, which was slightly strong, but still flavorful. I was happy to know that they could make my drink with oat milk. SERVICE: Our waitress was very professional and knowledgeable about the food items. With my family present, she was patient and flexible. The day we went was a Sunday, which was busy. The staff members seem professional, calm, and there was a lot of teamwork going on. As for parking - it was street parking. I think I parked about a block away from the restaurant. The restaurant is also located near residential area. It is casual dining. The place was very clean, modern, and welcoming. Overall, I would like to come back to try more of their food. Great dining experience, delicious food, I highly recommend everyone to visit at least once.

Yes! Yes! Yes! I found this on NY Day. We were looking for somewhere for a Kate brunch on a weekday and this place popped up. From the space--bright, airy, and fresh, to the drinks--thoughtful and unique AND they do freshly squeezed grapefruit, to the great breakfast creation, I'll def be back. I had the poutine. My only critique is they could have gone a bit lighter on the gravy. Otherwise. Yummy. I would also love a build your own poutine where I could add my own toppings. Maybe next time. Oh and bartender Abe is great. Sit at the bar for great banter.

We loved everything about this restaurant . Very clean, modern decor but it felt welcoming. The staff was very attentive and helpful in choosing what to order. I ordered the very popular espresso martini. It was smooth and not too alcoholic. It was a tad sweet for my tastes, but I think that I am just not an espresso martini drinker. We shared a crab cake, which was excellent. My dining companion used to live in Baltimore and is choosey about her crab cakes- she thought it was one of the best she's had in the Twin Cities. My main course was the gravlax tartine (Cured salmon over toast). the salmon was tender and not too salty- I liked that it was not super thin. Everything about the experience was excellent. Highly recommend

The Stonegarden is located on the corner across from a gas station, it was very easy to find. I found parking on the street to be easy and this is coming from someone who lives in a small town and was dreading having to find a parking spot. We came on a Sunday at 10 am. We had reservations. Our waiter was very helpful with suggestions. The food was delicious and arrived in a timely manner. We can't wait to have an opportunity to be back in Minneapolis and go again.