Delicious brunch anyone? Stone Grill is more than just a restaurant. It is a culinary experience.
Stone Grill blends global influences with French technique. This creates a chef-driven destination. It is perfect for breakfast and brunch.
Local fresh cuisine is available for everyone. Stone Grill is minutes from Minneapolis-St.Paul Airport. The modern, bright and warm space is perfect for groups and individuals.
Consider starting with the bone broths. The Scotch Egg or Maryland Crab Cake are also great appetizers. Perhaps indulge in the Poutine. It comes with smoked tomato gravy and a sunny egg.
Favorites include the French Onion Omelette. Another favorite is the Norwegian Benedict with house-cured gravlax. The Challah French Toast or delectable tartines are also popular.
Pair your meal with handcrafted cocktails. Consider the Espresso Martini or Sage 75. Mocktails, unique wines, and espresso beverages are available too. Vegan, vegetarian, halal-friendly, and gluten-free choices make Stone Grill inclusive and welcoming.
Open early, Stone Grill is perfect for travelers. It is great for locals and business persons seeking delicious breakfast and brunch.
Julia Khan says it is an amazing high-end brunch spot. She said the crab cake was almost entirely crab. Julia finds most restaurants serve crab cakes that are more cake than crab. But this was different and 1000x better.
The Norwegian Benedict is to die for. It has house-cured gravlax and a poached egg. These are served on a perfect croissant with hollandaise sauce. Julia was in heaven. She also tried an orange cocktail. It was much more satisfying than a mimosa.
She would not be surprised to pay $100 per person for food like this. Even with tip, she only spent about $75. Stone Grill is definitely her favorite brunch spot in the twin cities.
Minneapolis has a rich history beyond Stone Grill. Native Americans have lived along the Mississippi riverfront for over 12,000 years. Evidence of Native Americans has been found throughout Minneapolis. The oldest was found near the Washington Avenue Bridge and Boom Island Park. These date back to roughly 10,000 B.C.E. The Dakota consider the area around St. Anthony Falls to be very sacred.
The first bridge to span the mighty Mississippi River was built here in Minneapolis. The first Hennepin Avenue Bridge opened in 1855. It was a wooden suspension bridge that connected the west bank of the river to Nicollet Island. The Stone Arch Bridge was completed in 1883 as a railroad bridge. It is the second oldest continuously used bridge across the Mississippi River.
Two waterfalls contributed to the city’s overflowing natural history alongside its urban development. St. Anthony Falls is the heart and soul of the city. The waterfall provided energy for dozens of mills along the riverfront. It is currently one of the most scenic spots along the river.
The Mill City Museum is the most explosive museum in the world. The Washburn Crosby Company operated a flour mill on the site. In 1878, that mill exploded. The museum took its name from one of the city’s nicknames. That nickname is the “Mill City.”
Stone Grill offers a modern experience. It serves up fresh food for everyone. It is a gem in Minneapolis. It is a place where global flavors meet local charm.