Bar in Minneapolis, United States
All Saints Restaurant
100Pearl PointsEast Hennepin Dinner
About All Saints Restaurant
All Saints Restaurant is a practical Northeast Minneapolis dinner choice when convenience matters and the group does not need every menu detail settled in advance. Go on a weeknight for the easiest plan; compare against nearby food-and-drink venues if budget, cuisine, or a drinks-first night is the deciding factor.
All Saints Restaurant is a Minneapolis dinner option with verified evening hours Monday through Saturday and Sunday closure. The most useful way to plan it is around the known basics: dinner timing, a smart casual dress code, and the fact that no verified cuisine type, named dishes, menu format, price range, or service details are listed here.
Plan around verified dinner hours
The useful question is whether to make this part of an evening dining plan. Based on the current profile, that works well if the group is comfortable checking the venue's current menu directly, because no verified cuisine type, named dishes, or price range is listed here. That makes it a weaker choice for diners who need to pre-plan exact orders, dietary strategy, or budget before committing.
For a repeat visit, keep the plan simple: a dinner-first agenda during the posted evening hours. Diners comparing menus in advance may be better served by a venue with clearer public positioning. If the night is more about drinks than dinner, use Our full Minneapolis bars guide to cross-shop options before committing.
The practical read for a return visit
The strongest verified planning details are direct. All Saints Restaurant is open Monday through Thursday from 5–10 PM, Friday and Saturday from 5–11 PM, and closed Sunday. Smart casual dress is the verified dress code, so it is best approached as an evening restaurant plan with the confirmed hours in mind.
For readers building a fuller Minneapolis plan, this is the kind of venue to compare against other dining and drinking options rather than judge in isolation. Start with Our full Minneapolis restaurants guide, then consider other options such as Celio, Flamin' Thai & Sushi Northeast, Gori Gori Peku - Japanese Whisky Bar, Nic's Bar & Lounge, or Spitz - Minneapolis if the priority is comparing different kinds of nights out.
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the crowd like at All Saints Restaurant?
The verified profile does not include a specific crowd description. Plan around the confirmed basics instead: All Saints Restaurant is in Minneapolis, has a smart casual dress code, and serves during posted evening hours Monday through Saturday.
What's the best time to go to All Saints Restaurant?
Go Monday through Thursday if you want the simplest dinner timing, since hours run 5–10 PM. Friday and Saturday stretch to 11 PM, so those are the better picks for a later meal. Sunday is closed.
Is All Saints Restaurant open late?
It is open later on Friday and Saturday, when hours run until 11 PM. Monday through Thursday hours end at 10 PM, and the restaurant is closed Sunday.
What is All Saints Restaurant known for?
The verified information for All Saints Restaurant covers its Minneapolis location, evening hours, Sunday closure, and smart casual dress code. No specific cuisine, signature dishes, awards, price range, or service format are verified here.
Location
222 E Hennepin Ave, Minneapolis, MN 55414
Minneapolis, United States
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How it compares
Against Flamin' Thai & Sushi Northeast, All Saints Restaurant is less category-specific and better for a flexible dinner plan. Against Spitz - Minneapolis, it is the more meal-structured choice, while Spitz is the easier casual alternative.
Nic's Bar & Lounge and Gori Gori Peku - Japanese Whisky Bar make more sense when drinks lead the night. Celio is the useful cross-shop when ambiance is the deciding factor rather than location alone.
Where to go if this is not the right fit
If the group wants a clearer cuisine lane before booking, choose Flamin' Thai & Sushi Northeast. If the night is more about cocktails or whisky than dinner, look at Gori Gori Peku - Japanese Whisky Bar instead.
For a broader city scan, use 'O Munaciello MiMo District Neapolitan Pizza in Miami, (405) Brewing Co. LLC in Norman, and ¡BE! Club in San Sebastián only as broader Pearl examples, not Minneapolis substitutes.
How All Saints Restaurant compares in Northeast Minneapolis
Choose All Saints Restaurant when the plan is dinner-led and Northeast convenience matters. Flamin' Thai & Sushi Northeast is the more obvious pick when the group wants a clearly defined Thai-and-sushi direction before arriving, while All Saints works better for diners who are comfortable making the call once seated.
Nic's Bar & Lounge and Gori Gori Peku - Japanese Whisky Bar are stronger cross-shops for a drinks-first night. If food quality is the main reason to go out, All Saints is the safer dinner frame; if the room and bar program matter more than the meal, those two deserve a closer look.
Spitz - Minneapolis reads as the easier casual fallback, while Celio is worth checking when the night needs a different ambiance. For value, the right move is to compare menus before choosing, since All Saints does not publish enough verified pricing here to call it the clear budget play.
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