Mickey's Diner on West Seventh, a classic 24/7 joint since 1939, serves up timeless American comfort food in a vintage railroad car setting.
"Mickey’s Diner on West Seventh (under different owners than the Mickey’s diner in downtown St. Paul) is one of the Twin Cities’ rare 24-hour diners. This place feels frozen in amber: Breakfast is served at any time of the day, but the lunch and dinner dishes, made from “pre-war” recipes, are those kind of rarefied diner classics that have never gone out of style. Order a burger off the flat top, served with chili or baked beans, or a basket of southern fried chicken, the same kind that Mickey’s has served since its 1960 opening." - Justine Jones, Eater Staff
"Mickey’s Diner on West Seventh (which is under different owners than the Mickey’s diner in downtown St. Paul) is one of the Twin Cities’ rare 24-hour diners — it has been since 1960. Breakfast is served at any time of the day, but its lunch and dinner dishes, made from “pre-war” recipes, are also a great bet. Order a burger off the flat top, served with chili or baked beans, or a dinner of southern fried chicken." - Justine Jones, Eater Staff
"The details of Ryan Fuchs Lego models of Minneapolis dive bars are astounding." - Joy Summers
"Mickey’s by Willy is a diner on West 7th in Saint Paul, Minnesota. The diner is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The interior has barely changed since opening, and sports all the chrome accents of the era it was built. With its large windows overlooking the woods across the busy street, it makes for a fantastic location as a standard bearer for what a diner should be." - Joy Summers