Baldamar
Restaurant · Roseville ·
Steakhouse with custom-aged beef, seafood, shareable plates
Steakhouse with custom-aged beef, seafood, shareable plates
"Baldamar is a steakhouse in Roseville. We haven’t been here yet, but want you to know this spot exists." - Team Infatuation
"Just outside of the Cities in Roseville is Baldamar. Open since 2019, the menu here focuses on the standard cuts. Each steak is dry-aged for 40 days and customers can splurge on upscale add-ons like a half-pound of crab legs or shrimp with a Creole bechamel. The weekend brunch is a bacchanal of all-you-can eat on Saturday — with a steak and eggs option, of course — and Sunday features freshly carved prime rib." - Natalia Mendez
"This swanky modern steakhouse in Roseville is a rare fine dining option in the area centering beef, with a long list of traditional steakhouse and custom cuts. The Sunday brunch is opulence in a buffet, with traditional breakfast components to make a meal of or the option for hand-carved prime rib, lobster ravioli or steak alfredo from the pasta bar, and cold delights like shrimp cocktail and smoked salmon. Brunch cocktails are standout, like the Peaches & Tea, made with white rum, peach clementine Pellegrino, peach and rosemary elixir, and cherry bark vanilla bitters." - Eater Staff
"I found their patio is currently open with tables sometimes placed on existing patios, in parking lots, or on sidewalks; guests are asked to wear masks and all staff will be masked, with precautions in place—check with the restaurant for individual days and hours. Studies suggest lower exposure risk when dining outdoors, but that benefit depends on restaurants following strict social distancing and other safety guidelines." - Joy Summers
"I expect its patio to open next week; seating will require reservations and be at a diminished capacity, with social distancing enforced. Masks will be required for workers and for Minneapolis diners (but not in St. Paul). Minneapolis has relaxed zoning to let restaurants reclaim outdoor space such as parking lots and valet stands, though Mayor Melvin Carter and the St. Paul city council are still expected to address zoning concerns. This list may change as the date nears; for updates emailminneapolis@eater.com." - Joy Summers