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Diane's Place

Diane's Place

Northeast Minneapolis • $$

A seven-time James Beard-nominated pastry chef goes savory, and the result is thrilling: Diane Moua pairs French pastry wizardry with soulful Hmong cooking. Don't leave without the Thai Tea French Toast.

Panaderia La Espiga

Panaderia La Espiga

Minneapolis • $$

This suburban Minneapolis bakery turns out pillowy conchas and tres leches cakes that locals drive across town for. The empanadas and weekend tamales seal the deal.

Savory Bake House

Savory Bake House

Longfellow • $

Longfellow neighbors line up every weekend for whatever Sandra and Max are baking—maybe apricot blueberry tarts, beef and cheddar Polish rolls, or quiche. The hyper-seasonal menu never repeats exactly.

Lutunji's Palate

Lutunji's Palate

Central Minneapolis • $

Lutunji Abram's peach cobbler lives up to the "queen" title, and the vegan version skips the butter without skipping soul. Come for the desserts, stay for the warm welcome that feels like grandma's house.

Papá Chuy's Bakery

Papá Chuy's Bakery

Powderhorn • $

Three generations of Mexican bakers bring their craft to this family-run panadería, where everything is scratch-made daily. Conchas, Yo-Yos, and Orejas fill the pastry case, plus savory sandwiches on house-baked bread.

Dahlia

Dahlia

Logan Park • $$

Three former Travail chefs turned their pop-up into a Northeast fixture, slinging laminated doughs, sourdough specials, and the crispy, drippy Le Bistro sandwich. The menu shifts weekly, so regulars become regulars for a reason.

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