Restaurant Article Archive
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sotanLIFE selects the premier sushi joints in the Twin Cities.
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by sotanLIFE
Make your restaurant reservations right here, right now.
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sotanLIFE selects the best places for pizza in the Twin Cities.
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sotanLIFE selects the most savory steaks in town.
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sotanLIFE selects the ideal establishments to satisfy your cravings for the cold and creamy delights.
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sotanLIFE selects the Best Breakfast Joints in the Twin Cities.
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We research, you reap the benefits.
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by Devin Kormanik
Hi, My Name Is Devin, And I'm Addicted To Starbucks
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by sotanLIFE
Learn new Minnesotan recipes.
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by Erin Blake
There are plenty of Italian restaurants that will be happy to serve you their savory sauces, whether you’re a goodfella or just a reg
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by Johnny Pohlmann
These Twin Cities restaurants offer the finest Scandinavian foodstuffs this side of Hunderfossen.
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by Casey Garven
Quality Asian buffets are the hungry man’s Holy Grail, and the quest for the best may often turn into a wanton wanderlust.
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by Jake Kulju
Now that my soul food bender is over, I’m ready to tell the world that I have been to the mountaintop, and I have returned a believer
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by Erin Blake
The only thing harder than landing a first date is sticking around for a second one.
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by Devin Kormanik
Originating in Taiwan over 20 years ago, bubble tea is the latest Asian sensation to make its way into Sotans’ hands.
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by Jake Kulju
Mickey’s is a place where glim and glam take a back seat to real human natureâ€â€sometimes the good, sometimes the bad,
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by Devin Kormanik
There’s an alternative to cooking that’s better than half-baked; it isn’t even baked at all.
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by Devin Kormanik
Part grocer, part grubbery, delis are the greatest hybrid since the Liger.
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by Amy Bohlman
Restaurants ready to cater to kids are an ephemeral escape on days when you’d rather share a cell with Martha Stewart than cook like
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by The Sotan Chef
Duck Down: A post-mortem memoir of one duck's travels from pond to plate.
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by Amy Bohlman
If you are seeking ways to keep your stomachs and spirits from growing cold and bitter, here’s where to get soup-ed up this chili sea
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by Johnny Pohlmann
Ladies and gentlemen, grab the keys to the Beemer and be sure to call ahead, because these are the toughest tables to come by in the Twin Cities.
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by The Sotan Chef
Venison steaks, sausage, roasts, and hamburgers are tasty, but trite; amaze your hunting party with your culinary creativity.
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by Casey Garven
When we want to watch boxing, we order pay-per-view, but where do we go for the best burrito in the Twin Cities?
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by The Sotan Chef
In the world of the fusion chef, there are no strictly regimented cultural cubbyholes in which each style of cooking must be placed.
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by The Sotan Chef
Cooking methods that had previously seemed as viable as a submarine with a screen door began making regular appearances in kitchens across America.
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by Amy Bohlman
Doric pillars may have crumbled, but the foundation of food upon which the Acropolis was built still stands strong today.
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by Amy Bohlman
Even on those mornings when toast sounds as appetizing as a dirty martini-flavored Popsicle, at some point, you have to eat something.
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by Devin Kormanik
With the burgeoning bar scene in the Twin Cities, late night dining is a logical accessory to the night life.
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