When you are at the Walker Art Center, enjoy the new Cardamom Ice Bar! Experience the views and libations on one of the most scenic patios in the Twin Cities, with a special winter drink menu full of Mediterranean-inspired hot and cold cocktails, as well as non-alcoholic options, beer & wine. Select dining options will be available on the patio, and the full menu and indoor dining experience will be open for all guests.
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Cardamom Ice Bar is open now thru February
Thursday-Saturday 4-9 pm, Sunday 12-5 pm
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Reservations can made Here or Resy and walk-ins are always welcome, and especially encouraged this weekend! Make sure to reserve a blanket or a fire pit for an extra special experience. The full menu and indoor dining experience will be open for all guests.
1) Winter Funfetti (pictured here)
2) Smashed pumpkin, sweet potato and horseradish donut hand pie with toasted pepita seeds.
3) Hanna Banana Bismarck
4) Cherry Cream Filled Bismarck with Old Fashioned Cocktail Icing
Duck and andouille gumbo at Mr. Paul’s Supper Club
Chris Emeott for Edina Magazine
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Chef Tommy Begnaud brings Creole classics to 50th and France: “If people are coming to spend their hard-earned money with us,
we’re going to make sure they have a damn good time!”
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The new Mr. Paul’s Supper Club jazzes up Edina’s dining scene with crawfish etouffee, homemade beignets, theatrical Sazeracs, and to-go po’boys.
The anticipated ode to New Orleans has opened, with Creole and Cajun accents across a comfort food menu full of steaks, chops, soups, and plenty of seafood (3917 Market Street). Mr. Paul’s is the brainchild of Louisiana lover and local chef Tommy Begnaud, whose cooking experience includes stints at Butcher and the Boar, Coup d’etat, Cafe Maude, Town Talk Diner.
For his breakout project, party starters include a relish and popover tray, oysters, crawfish gratin, boudin balls, andouille mussels. Heartier orders include short rib stroganoff, a whole lobster flanked with crab and crawfish, and duck breast dressed with dirty wild rice and mustard cream. A next-door sandwich shop called Mr. Paul’s Po’Boys and Jams opens Tuesday, December 14, with to-go po’boys and snacks like pimento cheese and deviled eggs.
Meaty mains include a New York strip, ribeye, and “fake” steak from Twin Cities’ own Herbivorous Butcher. Chris Emeott for Edina Magazine
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At Mr. Paul’s, Minneapolis mixologist vet Nick Kosevich (Bittercube, Earl Giles, Town Talk Diner) puts playful twists on New Orleans favorites like a Hurricane topped off with a glittery cherry garnish and a billowing Sazerac spritzed with his bottled “miracle” cocktail enhancer.
The exciting addition to the Nolan Mains development at 50th and France augments an already-bustling corner filled with wine bars, cafes, and options for French, Thai, and Tuscan fare.
A rum-filled Hurricane packs a punch at Mr. Paul’s Supper Club. Chris Emeott for Edina Magazine
The floral Bacchanal gin and tonic is named after the beloved Bywater bar in New Orleans. Chris Emeott for Edina Magazine
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The 7,000-square-foot supper club is named after Begnaud’s larger-than-life grandfather, a Louisiana legend who taught him the art of Southern hospitality growing up.
“My grandfather was known for his flair for the unexpected, and bringing people of all types together in community,” said Begnaud.
Mr. Paul’s Po’Boys and Jams carves out a takeout space for sandwiches overflowing with crawfish, shrimp, and fried chicken, along with offbeat options like cheese curds, spaghetti and meatballs, and tempeh.
A fried shrimp sandwich Mr. Paul’s Po’Boys and Jams.
Chris Emeott for Edina Magazine
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The quick-serve lineup also includes savory sides like potato salad, slaw, and crinkle cut fries, plus soft serve ice cream, cookies, and homemade beignets for dessert. Starting this winter, the casual counter will host ticketed tasting dinners for 10 at a time.
Dinner at Mr. Paul’s runs 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. Tuesday to Sunday, and the takeout shop will operate 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Weekend brunch joins the mix in January, and big patio will go live next spring.
The whimsical look from Wittkamper Studio features feathery light fixtures and magenta-grouted flooring around a 16-seat chef’s table. Colorful archways covered in handmade cement tiles frame a big 40-seat bar.
Begnaud was most recently helming the kitchen at Butcher and the Boar, a downtown destination for bourbon and ample meat portions that closed during the pandemic after an eight-year run.
Mr. Paul’s Supper Club partners Nick Kosevich and Tommy Begnaud
We feature products from our 140 acre farm in Plato, MN, where we follow ecological principles that produce the most nutritious food possible while respecting our animals and environment. We also partner with select local vendors to round out our assortments.
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Field Notes from the Farm
Thank you for supporting our small farm with big dreams.
We are honored to be providing you and your family with food that is good for the earth and good for you!
Our 2022 Summer CSA Shares are now available! For detailed information and to secure your share, link here.
All produce for the CSA share program is sustainably grown without toxic chemicals at Tangletown Gardens’ 140 acre farm and greenhouse facility in Plato, Minnesota. Our Summer share begins mid-June and continues through mid-October. Members will receive 17-18 weeks (weather permitting) of in-season, freshly picked, grown produce. Every weekly share includes incredibly flavorful, hard to find heirlooms and long standing kitchen favorites. Whatever is at its peak of ripeness goes into your weekly share, washed and carefully packed. Your share will offer as much diversity as the season allows with fresh, healthy vegetables, herbs and fruits, with an occasional surprise. We also offer Coffee, Mushroom, Thanksgiving, and Easter Shares!