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Go Organic
Morning
An only-organic bar? It sounds strange but that’s Bryant Lake Bowl. Not only can you bowl (yes, bowl), you can try brunch’s biscuits and gravy with free-range bison or veggie sausage.
At Ecopolitan on South Lyndale, everything’s not only organic, but raw. Okay, it may sound a little shocking, but it’s delicious. Make sure to order a smoothie.
Afternoon
Café Brenda, nationally recognized as one of the region’s premiere restaurants, serves gourmet organic meat, seafood and delectable vegetarian delecacies. Be sure to save room for homemade desserts made with fresh fruits, honey, sucanet and maple syrup as sweeteners.
The Good Earth serves up some of the best organic fare in town, with delicious hot and iced teas to match. Their lunches are especially appetizing: fresh salads, sandwiches—even Mexican cuisine. Plus, you can take a stroll around the swanky Edina Galleria after your done tantalizing those taste buds.
Evening
For an intimate dining experience with a view that can’t be beat, try at Spoonriver. Enjoy the views of the Stone Arch Bridge spanning the Mississippi while you savor the finest in natural cuisine from your patio table.
Minnesota’s first Leadership in Energy and Environmental Deisgn (LEED) certified restaurant, The Red Stag is a Northwoods style supper club that strives to be a good citizen by serving local, organic foods and conserves resources by composting waste.
Later
For a decidedly bar crowd, get your body down to Bryant-Lake-Bowl (okay, it’s a great breakfast/brunch stop, but it’s also an unbeatable late-night hangout). An award-winning beer list plus live entertainment—and yeah, bowling—equals a night to remember.
