The Harriet Brasserie

“Absolutely amazing food and service. Norwegian salmon is my favorite, quality and depth of flavor was amazing. Made you feel special when you walked in the door and the whole time we were there. Oh yeah, chocolate cake with raspberry sorbet, wow.”

“If you don't already know - The Harriet Brasserie is the perfect spot for the experienced culinary enthusiast or anyone looking for the highest level cuisine in the cities at surprisingly reasonable prices. The atmosphere is warm, the staff are so friendly and helpful, and the food is simply incredible. There are "no-skips" on this menu (brunch or dinner). You can tell that the people here love what they do, it comes out in every aspect of the experience.”

“Fantastic neighborhood spot! It was our first time dining here and we had a great time. The patio was quiet and private, and the staff were very friendly. We ordered the duck taco, mussels, pesto fettuccine with asparagus and a side of fries. We’d order all of it again, but the duck taco was our favorite! Can’t wait to return!”

“The Harriet Brasserie is a hidden gem. Located in the quaint Linden Hills neighborhood, this restaurant is a perfect place to meet friends for brunch, or go just for a glass of wine. The brunch menu is small, unassuming, but with enough variety that anyone should be able to find something suitable. We particularly enjoyed the daily omelet, and we will be back again very soon!”

“First time coming to Harriet Brasserie, and the food was good. This seems like a frequent place where the Linden Hills residents frequent. I ordered the banana pancakes and they were quite delicious. Portion size was small for the price, but i think that it may be organic ingredients but not too sure. My wife ordered the tofu hash, which she said was ok. The service was excellent, and my coffee never went empty. One thing to not the entrance is in the front of the building, which can be confusing because of the Tea2 Architecture office. If you go to the outdoor seating in alleyway, you are not in the right place to be seated. They do get busy, so I would recommend reservations. Overall, I would recommend coming here and giving them a try.”