Find authentic Venezuelan food in Mounds View. Inside this bright exterior are freshly made arepas and other Latin delicacies. It is family owned, family friendly, and a great place to enjoy corn cakes stuffed to the brim with flavorful meats, cheeses, and vegetables.

Who knew that fantastic Cajun food was only a trip to Circle-Pines away? Find everything from seafood-packed gumbo to New-Orleans-worthy beignets.

Just on the edge of St. Paul is this unassuming little fish and chips shop that has been feeding fans for generations. Come for the fried food and stay for the freshly-made saltwater taffy.

Your search for some of the Twin Cities’ finest egg rolls ends at this wonderful counter-service restaurant in Maplewood. Order as many huge, inexpensive egg rolls as your heart desires or make it a meal with a comforting bowl of noodle soup along with a big cup of bubble tea.

Find mighty fine Korean food (and a huge selection of sushi) at a strip mall in Fridley. It’s possible to visit this restaurant dozens of times and still not have tired everything on this massive menu. After the meal, wander into the Korean grocery store next door for some take-home kimichi.

Serving up both hearty Scandinavian breakfast and a huge slice of cake to save for later. Or to eat right after breakfast, let’s be real. It’s dessert time somewhere. Don’t miss the Bailey’s Irish Cream Torte.

A good kosher deli is not easy to find in Minnesota, but Prime Deli in St. Louis Park is exactly that. The Schnitzel sandwich and the Mad Russian (a kosher version of a reuben) are must-trys, but there is also traditional matzo ball soup to an assortment of kosher sushi.

It’s time to ask why so many Saturday nights drinking are wasted drinking the same old drinks at the same old bars, when downtown White Bear Lake has these thrilling cocktails with a Steampunk styled room.