Bar in Minneapolis, United States
Sushi Takatsu
100Pearl PointsDowntown Lunch Stop

About Sushi Takatsu
Sushi Takatsu is a practical downtown Minneapolis pick for a focused weekday lunch near Marquette Avenue. It makes the most sense when convenience and a quick meal matter more than a date-night room, late hours, or a drinks-led experience.
Sushi Takatsu is a Minneapolis venue with a narrow verified operating window: it is open Monday through Friday from late morning into mid-afternoon, and closed on Saturday and Sunday. The confirmed dress code is casual, so the safest way to plan around it is as a direct daytime stop rather than an evening outing.
The recommendation should stay practical. There is no verified public detail here for pricing, awards, chef information, seating format, beverage program, or a specific menu structure. Use the confirmed basics, Minneapolis location, weekday daytime hours, and casual dress code, to decide whether it fits your plan.
Use it for a focused weekday visit, not a big-night plan
If you have been once, the next move is not to force it into a larger occasion. Keep it in mind when the hours line up with a weekday daytime visit in Minneapolis, then save evening plans for venues with confirmed evening service. For broader planning, use our full Minneapolis restaurants guide, or cross-check drinking options in our full Minneapolis bars guide.
Because the verified information is limited, build the plan around what is known rather than assuming extra amenities. If the outing extends beyond Sushi Takatsu's daytime weekday hours, pair your planning with our full Minneapolis hotels guide, our full Minneapolis experiences guide, or our full Minneapolis wineries guide.
Better as a simple stop than a researched splurge
The decision comes down to intent. For a casual weekday daytime visit in Minneapolis, Sushi Takatsu may fit. For a group dinner, late-night plan, or drinks-first evening, choose a venue with confirmed hours and features that match that kind of outing. Other options to compare include Constantine, First Avenue, Hell's Kitchen Inc. SIX15 Bar & Lounge, and The Marquette Lounge.
Do not overbuild the plan. Sushi Takatsu's verified profile is simple: casual dress, Minneapolis, weekday daytime hours, and weekend closure. Look elsewhere if the plan depends on late hours, a bar program, or a more clearly documented special-occasion format.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Sushi Takatsu have outdoor seating?
The verified information for Sushi Takatsu does not include outdoor seating. Plan based on the confirmed basics: it is in Minneapolis, has a casual dress code, and operates during weekday daytime hours.
What's the best time to go to Sushi Takatsu?
Go during its posted weekday hours. Sushi Takatsu is open Monday through Thursday from 10:30 AM to 2:45 PM, Friday from 10:30 AM to 2:30 PM, and closed Saturday and Sunday.
Does Sushi Takatsu have happy hour deals?
The verified information does not include happy hour details for Sushi Takatsu. If you want to compare it with other venues, consider options such as The Marquette Lounge or SIX15 Bar & Lounge.
Is the food good at Sushi Takatsu?
What is confirmed is that Sushi Takatsu is a casual Minneapolis venue open during weekday daytime hours.
Is Sushi Takatsu good for a date?
It may fit a casual weekday daytime meet-up if the hours work for you. It is not open in the evening or on weekends, based on the verified schedule.
Do I need a reservation at Sushi Takatsu?
The verified information does not include reservation details for Sushi Takatsu. Check directly before going if a reservation matters to your plans; for a more structured comparison, you could also look at Constantine.
Is Sushi Takatsu open late?
No. Sushi Takatsu is open Monday through Thursday from 10:30 AM to 2:45 PM and Friday from 10:30 AM to 2:30 PM. It is closed Saturday and Sunday.
Location
733 S Marquette Ave, Minneapolis, MN 55402
Minneapolis, United States
Compare Sushi Takatsu
| Venue | Booking Difficulty |
|---|---|
| Sushi Takatsu | Easy |
| The Marquette Lounge | Unknown |
| Hell's Kitchen Inc. | Unknown |
| SIX15 Bar & Lounge | Unknown |
| Constantine | Unknown |
| First Avenue | Unknown |
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Also Consider
- The Marquette Lounge, Notable alternative
- Hell's Kitchen Inc., Notable alternative
- SIX15 Bar & Lounge, Notable alternative
- Constantine, Notable alternative
- First Avenue, Notable alternative
How it compares for a downtown Minneapolis plan
Sushi Takatsu is the better fit when the brief is a quick, food-first downtown lunch. The Marquette Lounge and SIX15 Bar & Lounge make more sense when the room, drinks, and hotel-adjacent convenience matter more than the meal itself.
For a louder or more social plan, Hell's Kitchen Inc. is the stronger cross-shop, especially if the group wants a broader downtown restaurant-bar feel. Constantine is the better call for a moodier cocktail plan, while Sushi Takatsu is the easier choice for a narrow lunch window.
If the outing is built around nightlife rather than food, First Avenue belongs in a different category entirely. Use Sushi Takatsu before the evening starts; pick First Avenue when the event is the point. For out-of-market comparison browsing, Pearl also lists 'O Munaciello MiMo District Neapolitan Pizza in Miami, (405) Brewing Co. LLC in Norman, and ¡BE! Club in San Sebastián, but those are not practical substitutes for a Minneapolis lunch.
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