


Minnesota’s Most-Booked Restaurant, Hell’s Kitchen is an independent business serving Damn Good Food that’s unique but not fancy; interesting but not fussy. Currently open for Dine-In, Curbside Takeout, and Delivery App Services Sunday – Thursday 8am-9pm, Friday & Saturday 8am-10pm.
Quirky, employee-owned American restaurant offering an all-day menu and frequent live music in an underground space.
Hours
| Tuesday | 7:30 AM–8:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 7:30 AM–8:30 PM |
| Thursday | 7:30 AM–8:30 PM |
| Friday | 7:30 AM–10 PM |
| Saturday | 7:30 AM–10 PM |
| Sunday | 7:30 AM–8:30 PM |
| Monday | 7:30 AM–8:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 80 S 9th St, Minneapolis, MN 55402
Phone: (612) 332-4700
Website: http://www.hellskitcheninc.com/
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Order and Reservations
Reservations: hellskitcheninc.comopentable.com
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Reviews
I stopped in for breakfast on a whim and immediately fell in love with the place. It’s quirky, playful, and clearly leans into its own personality rather than trying to be something it’s not. The vibe alone makes it memorable.
I ordered the “Jolly-Quiles,” their clever spin on chilaquiles, and it was absolutely fabulous. Paired with a Bloody Mary that was excellent and one of Buddy’s Orange Sodas, which somehow tasted like pure nostalgia in a bottle…outstanding.
One small curiosity: they open at 7:30am, but alcohol service doesn’t start until 8:00am. Not a dealbreaker by any stretch, just a mildly strange choice for those of us who believe brunch beverages are a lifestyle, not a suggestion.
Bottom line: fantastic breakfast, fun atmosphere, and genuinely great food. Pro tip! Do NOT leave without buying the peanut butter to take home. You’ll regret it if you don’t TRUST ME!
Build your own so perfect the way you like them. So many options of mixes, 243 hot sauces, pickled items and meat and cheese options. We’re so glad they reopened this since it’s one of my favorites I’ve ever had. Reasonable price for basically a drink and meal. We enjoyed deviled eggs and cheese curds for an appetizer. Both really good and fresh.
We were so full that we had to split our breakfast .
We had 2 of our personal favorites with lemon ricotta pancakes and huevo rancheros. Tons of flavors in both dishes. The pancakes are fluffy and sweet while the huevo rancheros is salty, gritty packed with many flavors at the same time!
We try to visit several times a year and never disappointed with anything we order. Thank you Hell’s Kitchen for top notch everything.
We made reservations but our fancy ride ended up being late so we called to adjust the reservation timing and they were so accommodating for us; that was greatly appreciated.
We were seated on the restaurant side that has the live music and we really enjoyed listening to the band “The Dang Ol’ Tri’ole” during our meal. The nice thing was that even though we were sitting close to the stage, the music was fun and well performed without being so crazy loud that it could have prevented conversation. Thankfully that didn’t happen and we really enjoyed the music during our meal.
The meal, wow, it was really delicious and I have zero complaints! Our server Kyle was great; attentive and polite and good at his job.
I had a hard time trying to decide what to order because they have some really interesting options that all looked good. I wish I had gotten some of their appetizers, like the poutine!! I’ll definitely get that next time.
But this time we ordered:
•The 9 oz Bison steak, which is served over a bed of grits and topped with lemony arugula.
•The Peanut Butter (bacon) Smash burger (hold the bacon) and Zesty Coleslaw.
For drinks we ordered a 1919 Rootbeer, a delicious Bloody Mary (with a beer chaser), and a specialty Pistachio martini.
We received our food and drinks very quickly and all of it was delicious! My husband wasn’t sure if he was going to like the grits or the arugula but he was pleasantly surprised at how much he liked both, in addition to the Bison steak itself. He said the Bison is a little bit stronger tasting than a typical beef steak but in a good way.
I ordered the Peanut Butter smash burger without the bacon and it was soooo good! I really liked their house peanut butter so much; it was a terrific contrast to the burger patty and cheese. I liked the peanut butter so much I ordered a large container of it to-go, as well as their pre-made Wild Rice Porridge packs which we will try at home.
After dinner we ordered dessert: the lemon blueberry tart and a piece of cheesecake. While waiting for my dessert I wanted another drink but wasn’t sure what to pick from their vast drink menu. Our server Kyle listened to the details I provided about what kind of drink I was looking for and he suggested one that isn’t on the menu. It was the *DELICIOUS* Pistachio martini. WOW! I wish my photo of it had turned out better but I think the Bloody Mary and overall fun night had blurred my photography skills a bit.
Both of the desserts were excellent! The cheesecake was a nice flavor and texture, and the toppings that resemble apple pie and oat crumble was unique and quite good! The lemon tart was subtle and not overly sour.
I wish I could have eaten more; it was delicious! Thankfully I bought the extra peanut butter so I can duplicate the smash burger at home!
5 stars!
I ordered the Lemon Ricotta Hotcakes and Huevos Rancheros “Of The Gods on a whim, and it was the kind of dishes that makes you pause mid-bite, comfort food elevated.
Also had a mocktail, which was peach ginger ale. (Can’t remember exactly but it was delicious”
The service was relaxed but attentive, with a waiter who seemed genuinely happy to talk about the menu without sounding rehearsed.
I would give it another try, as there was a stage for a band, so worth checking out.
It wasn’t planned, it wasn’t fancy—but it ended up being one of the most memorable meals I’ve had in a while. Sometimes, the best places are the ones you never meant to find.