The 9 Best Places for Orange Peels in Minneapolis

Pioneer Press: Try the gibassiers, the wonderful doughnut-like treats with anise and candied orange peel.

Art Group: Superb French style bakery. There's nothing else like this place in Minnesota! This place deserves 10.

Meghan J: Fy-er Pow-wah!

Barry Guettler: Fantastic Mexican restaurant on St. Anthony Main with great food and ambiance.

Daniel Hoeffel: The mushroom tacos are beyond good

Ben Moormeier: Outstanding Carnitas

Douglas Holtz: The happy hour is the best sushi happy hour in the Twin Cities!

Emily Weiss: Food was excellent and reasonably priced but service has been VERY slow every time I have been there. Not a place to go if you are in any kind of a hurry.

Kenneth Alan: Be patient. Good thing are worth waiting for. Accidents happen when you're in a hurry.

Lindsey Moss: One of the best independent coffee shops in Minneapolis. It is a great place to come get some work done or have a chat with a friend. Delicious coffee as well.

Victoria Dibble: The chocolate cookies are to die for!

David Dellanave: Have an espresso.

studioL: Wonderful pub for grown ups on campus! Be sure to check in on your first time & you'll get a free app. Charcuterie plate was delicious.

Paul Filmer: Cinnamon ice cream. Ooooooooh....

Marie Regnier: The Cheddar Bacon Biscuits are life changing! You must try!!

Aimee Cheek: Save room for dessert & try the Toffee Almond Cake, it's probably my favorite dessert in the city now. Loads of caramel sauce!

Ching Brubaker: The hotel provides toothpaste and Aveda hair and body products. So far, so good.

Tammy N.: Ask for a room in the historic section

Lisa Grimm: Obsessed with this place. Vanilla soft serve with extra virgin olive oil and sea salt. RIDICULOUS! Salads are ideal for splitting. Everything is good. Seriously. Everything.

Aaron Landry: Have the vanilla ice cream with olive oil and fleur de sel for dessert.

Derek A: You must try the homemade soft-serve ice cream drizzled with olive oil and sea salt. Amazing.

Ashley Dalton: The hot and sour soup ($3) + shanghai scallion pancake ($5) make for the perfect lunch! C:

Josh Wilhelm: Anything Szechuan is awesome.

Acupuncture Minneapolis: One of the very few authentic Chinese restaurants in the Twin Cities. Of all the Tea Houses this is my favorite.

Courtney: Everything here is amazing and its a great experience for those who have never been, but we just go here for dessert! The chocolate fondue is by far the best course :)

Dan Hennen: spendy, but worth it....plan on a couple of hours...

Melissa Hansen: Do not bring stingy friends. Park far away to be ready to indulge and try 2 cheeses.