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Tin Fish551
in Minneapolis, MN 55408about Tin Fish:
Tin Fish, a recent and welcome addition at the pavilion on the northeast corner of Lake Calhoun, covers all the bases.
It serves seafood and burgers, cafe and kid's fare, and ice cream and treats. There are appetizers for light meals, and baskets of fried fish for heavy ones. Rare is the place where parents can dine on Mahi Mahi and oysters while children snarf PB&J, and all get to enjoy fabulous views and people-watching from lakeside tables. And if the kids aren't impressed by the sights, they can borrow one of the games stashed on the bottom shelf of the condiment cart!
The prices are less than you'd expect at such a prime location, and half-orders of entrees are available, as well as a kid's menu, making dining here a great value for parents. The only drawback is that everyone else likes the location, too, so be prepared for brutal lines during peak season.
It serves seafood and burgers, cafe and kid's fare, and ice cream and treats. There are appetizers for light meals, and baskets of fried fish for heavy ones. Rare is the place where parents can dine on Mahi Mahi and oysters while children snarf PB&J, and all get to enjoy fabulous views and people-watching from lakeside tables. And if the kids aren't impressed by the sights, they can borrow one of the games stashed on the bottom shelf of the condiment cart!
The prices are less than you'd expect at such a prime location, and half-orders of entrees are available, as well as a kid's menu, making dining here a great value for parents. The only drawback is that everyone else likes the location, too, so be prepared for brutal lines during peak season.
tips:
Get even closer to the lake with an after-dinner ride paddle; canoes, kayaks, and paddleboats can be rented right at the counter.
getting there:
At Lake Street, where two lots provide parking. Metered street parking up Lake Street to the east is also available.
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