There’s A Restaurant In This 112-Year-Old Stable In Minnesota And You’ll Want To Visit

Minnesota is a state that has more than a few historic restaurants. Some of our oldest, like the Hubbell House in Mantorville, are older than the state itself. Others others are newer restaurants in historic buildings. One of the state's most celebrated restaurants falls into the second category. Spoon and Stable is a renowned restaurant that is housed in a former horse stable. Take a look:

Spoon and Stable is located in a beautiful building in Minneapolis's North Loop neighborhood. You'll find it at 211 N. 1st St., Minneapolis, MN 55401.

The restaurant's name is a nod to its roots, but you can see evidence of history the moment you pull up.

The old brick building is a former horse stable that dates back to 1906. That makes this building 112 years old - and counting!

The dining area is classy yet cozy. Guests will feel right at home as they take in the history and ambiance.

As for the menu, the food at Spoon and Stable is on par with what you'll find in major cities across the country.

In fact, the restaurant was recently named one of the best in the nation.

It's no wonder Spoon and Stable has gotten so much attention. Seasonal ingredients are combined to create flavors inspired by the local culture.

Anyone who walks into this 112-year-old horse stable restaurant is sure to be impressed by both the food and the atmosphere!

Have you been to Spoon and Stable? Do you have any other favorite historic restaurants? Let us know in the comments! And for more information about Spoon and Stable, check out their website or Facebook page.