

Experience the magic of Nordic dining in Minneapolis at Nordic Village, an exclusive Scandinavian inspired restaurant at Four Seasons Hotel Minneapolis. Dine inside your own private, cozy cabin and enjoy an intimate four-course dinner crafted by Executive Chef Martín Morelli. For a perfect start or finish to your evening, visit The Lodge, a warm and inviting cocktail lounge offering handcrafted drinks and small bites. This one-of-a-kind downtown Minneapolis restaurant captures the essence of a winter retreat, blending rustic charm with elevated cuisine. Whether you’re looking for a rooftop restaurant, a cocktail bar, or a unique dining experience, Nordic Village is the perfect seasonal escape. Reserve your cabin or visit The Lodge today!
Address and Contact Information
Address: 245 Hennepin Ave, Minneapolis, MN 55401
Phone: (612) 895-5700
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Reviews
This experience is certainly unique. You’re dining on the 4th floor of the hotel, in a chalet. The chalet is temperature controlled to your comfort levels, and has a speaker with an iPad to control the music (or use the Nordic Village playlist). It’s friggin adorable.
The meal consists of four delicious courses. We were treated to a smorgasbord, potato and leek soup, a large amount of mains, and dessert!
There were no failures for what food we received. They accommodated our food restrictions with no issue.
Fantastic service from Kim (our server), she answered questions and made suggestions about the cocktails and mocktails. She checked in at just the right time and had a great attitude throughout. Despite the below freezing temperatures outside.
When parking for the Four Seasons for this experience, valet parking prices are significantly less. Highly suggest using them for parking.
We will definitely return again for this experience in the future.
We were there for dinner on Christmas and the food was phenomenal! Every single dish, every sauce, and every flavor was well thought out and exceptionally balanced. I loved that nearly every dish was a new experience for both of us. I could not pick out a favorite but the highlights were the first Smorgasbord , the Dopp I Gryta, the Mains and the Dessert. ;). Yes, everything was a highlight.
The Duck Country Patè – outstanding
Smoked whitefish – wow!
Venison tartar – yum!
Venison stew – OMG!
And that cake!!!
Not only was the food outstanding but there was plenty of it. I started getting full after just the smorgasbord but powered through to eat everything served.
The ambiance was very cozy and well thought out. It definitely gets you in the holiday mood.
This review would not be complete without a shout-out to our server, Maria. She was perfect. Somehow she always knew exactly when we needed another drink and when we were ready for the next course. We never felt like we were waiting and we never felt like we were rushed. She was so friendly without being overbearing. Again, she was perfect and we thank her (and the hostess, chefs, etc) for working on Christmas so we could have such a special experience.
If you’re not interested in investing in the experience or adventuring unique foods, you can always check out their Nordic Market during the day, or get a drink at the Lodge instead!
Parking was a little confusing (we navigated the parking ramp of The Four Seasons), so give yourself some time before your reservation. Better yet, get there early for a cocktail at The Lodge! Let them know about parking so you can get a discount for the ramp.
The bass-heavy loud music from the adjacent cabin distracting. It was also disruptive every time the cabin door was opened for the server to check in or drop off more items. Might suggest a “call bell” request system instead.
Re: food – the portions are massive. The vegetarian/pescatarian substitutions (e.g., grilled maitake mushroom) we’re not great. The initial pickles, fish, breads, and spreads were the best part (especially the beet cured salmon). Beyond that, the venison with lingonberries was dry and root vegetables undercooked.
I could completely see what they are going for, and love the concept, but execution was off.
The food spread was incredible! They were also kind enough to accommodate my dietary restrictions and offered me substitute dishes.
The service was top-notch. Each course was served at regular intervals, giving us enough time to soak in the ambiance.
It is an expensive meal for 2! But it is worth it.