The Bad Waitress

Seven Breakfast Burritos to Demolish in the Twin Cities

"Build a dream breakfast burrito here: eggs, cheese, and potatoes covered they give you the option of any two additional ingredients. A humble suggestion to start with the avocado and chorizo." - Eater Staff

On the Grid : The Bad Waitress

"If you are a sucker for a seasonal berry-laden pancake at twilight and a malt to wash it down, this is the place for you. Not only does the Bad Waitress offer some updated American favorites, but it has a full espresso and coffee bar offering for those that are on the go. The decor is bright, pulpy, and energetic -- with superhero tags on every table and vintage movie posters adorning the walls. There is a jukebox in the center of the dining room where you can plug and play your favorite 80s ballads. Just remember that here, you order at the register, not at the table. The Bad Waitress sources organic and local ingredients wherever possible, and is happy to celebrate where your food comes from, so you can order happy, knowing both your burger and your faux-sloppy-joe are coming from a good place." - Light Grey Art Lab

The Twin Cities’ Most Heartbreaking Restaurant Closures of 2023 - Eater Twin Cities

"On a personal basis, I was really sad to see Bad Waitress shut its doors for good. My wife and our son used to go on 'breakfast dates' there when he was four or five years old, and he lived for their French toast. Fond fond memories." - Eater Staff

"The Bad Waitress, Whittier by Light Grey Art Lab. If you are a sucker for a seasonal berry-laden pancake at twilight and a malt to wash it down, this is the place for you. Not only does the Bad Waitress offer some updated American favorites, but it has a full espresso and coffee bar offering for those that are on the go. The decor is bright, pulpy, and energetic -- with superhero tags on every table and vintage movie posters adorning the walls. There is a jukebox in the center of the dining room where you can plug and play your favorite 80s ballads. Just remember that here, you order at the register, not at the table. The Bad Waitress sources organic and local ingredients wherever possible, and is happy to celebrate where your food comes from, so you can order happy, knowing both your burger and your faux-sloppy-joe are coming from a good place."

Find St. Patrick’s Day Specials in the Twin Cities - Eater Twin Cities

"Bad Waitress will serve three minty desserts in March: a Shamrock Shake with whipped cream and green sprinkles, a chocolate Andes mint muffin, and a mint marshmallow pie with Oreo cookie crust." - Alicia Banaszewski