About
Mickey’s Diner was designed to resemble the railroad dining cars of the period. It is unique in that it is one of the first diners to be built in the Art Deco style. Mickey’s Dining Car was manufactured in New Jersey and shipped by rail on a flat bed to its present location.
We at Mickey’s strive to provide delicious, homemade, wholesome and economical meals. We steam and shred our own hash browns from the whole raw potato. Our meat is delivered fresh from a local butcher. Our grade AA extra large eggs come fresh from a local family farm and we cook them only in real butter. Our bread and buns arrive fresh daily from a local St. Paul bakery. Our coffee is ground fresh and roasted locally.
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Average Meal Prices
- Less than $15
Meals Served
- Breakfast
- Dinner
- Late night
- Lunch
Dining Features
- Kid friendly
Reviews
Based on 526 reviews
We just stopped by, I had a burger w/ hash browns, Delish!! My bf had
Fluffy French Toast, & a Denver
Omlette Scrumptious!! Ziata was our Server & was SOO personable, &
Totally Sweet. A Real Treat...
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Wendy508,
October 25, 2020
Had a great breakfast here. Reasonably priced. Old fashioned diner car reminiscent of the 50’s. The best crispy bacon 🥓 ever. Parking on site. Friendly folks.
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mongobud,
March 12, 2020
Mickey's has starred in many Hollywood movies set in the Twin Cities. It is an eclectic composite of Americana with rich and poor gathered in a quintessential ultra casual dining experience. I'd...
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Raymond M,
March 5, 2020
Everyone should visit Mickey’s at least once. Small space but if you time it right you won’t be disappointed.
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Casey D,
February 23, 2020
When I visit a new place. I try to find a local place to eat breakfast. Well Mickey’s dinner is by far and away the craziest place I have ever visited. Most of the seating is along the bar, With a...
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nailuj110,
February 23, 2020
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