Minneapolis is a nice, clean city, with statue of Mary Tyler-Moore on a street corner. And every third or fourth office tower has an overhead walkway, like the one between The Bay and the Eaton's Centre.  

 Target Field has a very good seating layout and the staff are fantastic, but there's something missing. Over the past 10 or more years MLB clubs have been building retro - old style - ballparks. The Twins, for whatever reason, chose not to follow the trend, and this drops them down a notch on the Pleasantville scale. If only they'd have taken a look at Pittsburgh's ballpark before they commenced building this one. On the it's-a-great-place-to-look-at-the-city-at-night side of the scale though, the location of Target Field in downtown Minneapolis is superb. It just goes to show you can't always get everything right.

Hell's Kitchen serves the best huevos rancheros I've ever eaten. But for something different try the lemon, ricotta hotcakes. These babies will make you forget all about Aunt Jemima. For an added treat go for the weekend brunch; the waitresses serve customers in their jammies.

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