Twin City Grill

Twin City Grill offers a warm, old‑school supper‑club vibe, dark wood booths, nostalgic Minnesota touches, and a relaxing dining room tucked away from the mall's bustle make it feel like a cozy retreat.

Yes, Twin City Grill accepts private parties, and the restaurant notes that reservations are accepted for arranging group visits.

Guests frequently describe portions as generous, several reviews call the servings very generous or large, with some diners noting leftovers.

Guests report that service animals are welcome, one diner mentioned bringing their service animal, “Butternuts, ” and having no problems during the visit.

Casual dress, comfortable, not formal; many guests treat visits as everyday dining while some dress up a touch for special occasions like anniversaries.

Twin City Grill offers a relaxing dining room and a full bar, with classic booths and table seating, and the restaurant accepts private parties for larger gatherings.

Tuesday evenings are a great pick for business dinners, and Saturday nights also earn high praise from guests for food and service.

Twin City Grill fills up during peak meal times, guests note a definite dinner rush and busy Friday nights, while some lunches and booth seating can feel quieter and more relaxed.

For a quieter visit to Twin City Grill, aim for late lunch or the early-4pm/4:30pm window, guests specifically noted being there at 4:30 “before the dinner rush, ” and lunch visits are praised as a relaxed break from the mall.

Yes, Twin City Grill is often chosen for anniversaries and special evenings, with guests praising its warm, supper‑club–style atmosphere.

Yes, Twin City Grill is family-friendly: guests note a dedicated kids menu and great kids’ meals, families dine there often, and staff will accommodate high‑chair requests.