The 10 Wackiest Restaurants In Minnesota Where Dining Is A Blast

Looking for some super pizza? Look no further than Galactic Pizza! With its superhero theme and wide variety of toppings, this pizza parlor leaves guests craving more. And even better, the restaurant is powered with wind energy, and the pizzas are often delivered with electric vehicles! Next time you’re looking for great pizza, check out the wacky Galactic Pizza. Address: 1900 Marshall Street Northeast, Minneapolis.

This restaurant is every train enthusiast's dream! Some diners are even lucky enough to enjoy their meal in the old caboose. The oldest part of Choo Choo was built around 1915. Be sure to stop by next time you’re in the area for a bit of railroad history - and some great grub. Address: 160 Railway Street West, Loretto.

BANK Restaurant is the perfect spot to relax and refresh with friends! This modern American restaurant, featuring retro glam styling, will quickly become your new favorite hangout. What makes this restaurant so unique is the building’s history. It retains the existing millwork and character of the Farmers & Mechanics Bank building from the 1940s. Address: 88 South Sixth Street, Minneapolis.

Warning: Don't expect good service from the folks at The Bad Waitress! But that’s kind of the point. Guests are responsible for taking their own orders at their hero-themed tables before submitting them to the not-so-friendly staff at the counter. The upside to the rude help is the delicious meal you’ll receive. You won’t want to miss an outing here! Address: 2 East 26th Street, Minneapolis.

This Polynesian-themed restaurant is what sets this restaurant over the top from its nearby competition. The drinks are as good as the food, and the atmosphere is even better! With endless tiki heads and tropical flowers in this wacky restaurant, you’ll quickly see why Psycho Suzi’s is an instant favorite. Address: 1900 Marshall Street Northeast, Minneapolis.

JJ Astor will quickly be a favorite eatery once you’ve dined here. This restaurant offers a panoramic view of Duluth as it rotates slowly while you eat. Located on the 16th floor of the Radisson Hotel, you’ll be able to enjoy a delicious meal and wonderful cocktails before turning in to your room for the night. The views of downtown Duluth, Lake Superior and beyond will be the best backdrop to your next meal here. Address: 505 West Superior Street, Duluth.

Next time you want a unique meal, head to unique Betty Danger’s Country Club. The biggest draw is the giant Ferris wheel available for diners to see breathtaking views of downtown Minneapolis. Their top-notch food compliments the fun atmosphere and activities available at this wacky eatery. Address: 2501 Marshall Street Northeast, Minneapolis.

Phenomenal breakfast cuisine is on the menu at Al’s! The fast-paced atmosphere and tasty breakfasts keep people lining up at the door. This tiny diner has exquisite food—but don’t plan to dine with a bunch of pals. Al’s Breakfast can seat only 14 diners at a time, and there is often a line out of the door. That's just part of why people love this Minneapolis landmark. Address: 413 14th Street Southeast, Minneapolis.

On the National Register of Historic Places since 1983, - and open continuously since 1939 - Mickey’s is a Minnesota staple. Mickey’s Diner was designed to resemble a railroad dining car. Open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, you’re sure to find something to suit any meal time craving. Address: 36 7th Street West, St. Paul, MN.

This retro spot has all the makings of an '80s flashback! Full of fun pinball machines both old and new, TILT serves up a variety of quirky hotdogs and sandwiches. Be prepared to wait for some of the games because TILT is a Minneapolis hot spot. Don’t forget your quarters. Address: 113 East 26th Street Number 110, Minneapolis.