Eat Street
2 E 26th St
Minneapolis, MN 55404-4338
2 E 26th St
Minneapolis, MN 55404-4338
(612) 872-7575
Bad Waitress
Restaurant on Eat Street in Minneapolis. It's an offspring of the SpyHouse and includes their drink selection plus food.
The restaurant has a superhero theme and is mostly self-serve. You write down an order on a ticket and bring the ticket up to the front, pay, and they bring the food out to you.
Eat Street (Minneapolis, MN) : 2 E 26th St, Minneapolis, MN, 55404-4338
Menu Items
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Grilled Rachel
Flat Iron Sandwich. Turkey with Sauerkraut, Swiss Cheese and Roasted Red Pepper Aioli on Rye
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Portobello Mushroom Flat Iron Sandwich
Portabello mushrooms, cheese, spinach, onions & tomatoes on focaccia grilled on a flat iron like a panini. Comes with chips or you can substitute American Fries or Hashbrowns for $1.50 extra or a side salad or cup of soup for $2.25 extra. *You can also get a half sandwhich with a cup of soup or a side salad for $6.45
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Turkey and Swiss Flat Iron Sandwich
Thin slices of turkey, swiss cheese, pesto & tomatoes on focaccia grilled on a flat iron like a panini. Comes with chips or you can substitute American Fries or Hashbrowns for $1.50 extra or a side salad or cup of soup for $2.25 extra. *You can also get a half sandwhich with a cup of soup or a side salad for $6.45
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Turtle Mocha
Espresso, steamed milk, dark chocolate, and real caramel. 12oz $3.35 16oz $3.85 20oz $4.25
Restaurant Reviews
6 years ago
This restaurant is great. The food is pretty good all around, but the atmosphere is nice. It's like a 50s diner where a superhero would dine, but with wireless!
I like the fact that I can just go up and order my food, rather than waiting for the waitress to come by.
There's also a glass case showing off their delictable deserts: Giant Chocolate Chip and M&M cookies, Rice Krispy bars, Giant Cinnamon and Caramel Rolls.
Their Chocolate Malt shakes are worth a try. There's plent to share!
5 years, 11 months ago
I have got to say they have really good service despite the name. The lady who works there on Fridays is really nice to all the customers and makes you feel welcome.
Today I came in, met my friend Amy, and I started working. An hour or so later I decided to order something, and because of the way the cafe is setup, you never feel pressured to order things.
I think the prices for sandwiches are a bit high if you get hash browns or fries (they should come standard). I also secretly wish that the soda fountains were accessible by the customers so I wouldn't have to bother the staff for my constant refills. Either that or give us the option of larger glasses (for the same price).