
Umbra is a full-service restaurant located in Downtown East Minneapolis within the Canopy by Hilton Minneapolis hotel. We offer seasonal menus crafted by our culinary team, who embraces the changes that each season brings with new bites from the freshest ingredients available. Our menu celebrates local farms and producers, paired with craft beers and distilled beverages made in our own back yard. Our stylish and cozy atmosphere with ambient lighting, thoughtfully-chosen décor, and a large assortment of seating options makes Umbra a great option for any occasion whether you’re joining us for happy hour, an intimate dinner, or simply a handcrafted cocktail at the bar. Join us for free live music Friday-Saturday.
Stylish choice offering a menu of locally sourced meat & fish dishes, plus live music on weekends.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 708 S 3rd St, Minneapolis, MN 55415
Phone: (612) 540-7323
Website: http://umbrampls.com/
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I ordered the Chicken Sandwich with a side of Broccolini but was mistakenly served the Smash Burger instead. No problem, I politely sent it back and waited for the correct order. While waiting, I tried the broccolini, which was so undercooked it was practically raw. I sent that back as well and requested fries instead.
When the Chicken Sandwich finally arrived, I immediately noticed it was overcooked. The batter was extremely dark/burnt in several spots, and even the chicken beneath was dry and discolored. Against my better judgment, I took a small bite just to be sure I wasn’t overreacting, but it tasted exactly how it looked: burnt and inedible.
I told the bartender that if this is how they serve the dish, it should be removed from the menu because it was truly awful. His only response was, “I’ll let the chef know,” with no apology or offer to remove it from the bill.
As someone who travels frequently, I make a point to support local restaurants rather than chains, but this experience made me regret that choice. It left me heading straight for the nearest chain restaurant just to ensure a decent meal.
The Umbra restaurant, which is connected to the hotel, was just as impressive. The manager was incredibly attentive—she stopped by our table several times to check on us and even helped with our orders. The food was delicious, and the service made it even better.
I absolutely loved the ambience—classy, relaxing, and perfect for a night out. Between the music, the food, the drinks, and the company of good friends, it turned out to be a memorable evening. I’d definitely go back!
I would Like a refund.
I had probably the worst service I’ve ever had in a dining experience today at 1 o’clock for a five people party.
When I arrived, nobody greeted me and nobody asked for reservations, which fine we finally went up to the bar and ask where they would like us to sit, it took them an hour and a half to get our food. And this place was COMPLETELY empty. I got the prosciutto flatbread and it had one piece of cut up, Prosciutto on it seemed such bad quality. And then when the server finally delivered the food, she asked if there’s anything that she could grab for us I asked for ranch and another girl asked for ketchup, and she couldn’t even bring that to us. Again, the restaurant was completely empty Our reservation was at 1 and as I’m sure you can see the food was delivered at 2:30? Very frustrating experience and I would definitely like to be refunded. Would NOOOOOOOT recommend for any reason
The food was okay, but Ally’s service truly elevated our experience. At one point, I went to the bar to ask if one of the bartenders could get Ally for us. One bartender ignored me completely. I understand the bar was busy and that she wasn’t our server, but another bartender came over and kindly tried to help. He explained he didn’t speak English and asked the other bartender to assist me. Despite not serving anyone at the time, she continued to ignore me. I ended up waiting by the bar until Ally returned and helped us right away.
For my appetizer, I had the black garlic Caesar, and it was actually delicious — super flavorful and far better than the usual bland Caesar salad I expected. I really enjoyed it.
For the entrée, I ordered the Fettuccine Puttanesca. It was decent, but nothing surprising — the sauce tasted like a standard tomato-based pasta, and it felt overly oily by the end. There was a visible layer of oil sitting at the bottom of the dish, which made it feel heavier than it needed to be. My friend had the crab melt, which she seemed to enjoy more than I did with mine.
Dessert was the apple galette with ice cream. The ice cream itself was good, but the galette crust was tough and dry. I was hoping it would be warm and flaky, but it felt like it had been pre-made and served cold, which took away from the experience.
Umbra is connected to the Canopy by Hilton hotel, which is a beautiful space. While the food wasn’t outstanding, it was good enough — and honestly, for a hotel-attached restaurant, that’s about what I expected. If I were visiting Minnesota, I might consider staying at Canopy just because you have Umbra and Chloe by Vincent right there — two solid options on-site.
Overall: great service, nice space, and a few highlights, but the food didn’t totally wow me. Still worth checking out for Restaurant Week or a convenient hotel lunch spot.
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