Buster's on 28th

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productmn

Joined 4 years ago

Fun place. I moved to the area and I've been to busters quite a few times. Nothing beats a nice coffee bender and their $5 breakfast. I always have a good time and the bartenders are always up for a good chat. I just wish they had their beer-cheese soup more often!

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Fair and Balanced

Joined 4 years ago

Wish Buster's was in my neighborhood. I enjoyed a very good medium well done hamburger and the crispy, skin on, fries helped me with my samples of their fine tap beers. The atmosphere was enhanced by the Twins winning the division. I will have to find a reason to be in the area again.

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mspmarkw

Joined 4 years ago

Buster's needs to see what their softball team cost them.. We showed up with a party of 10, and after checking with the wait staff that we could seat ourselves (as their sign said), we took an empty table on the patio. The waitress came by to see if we needed food menus and said she would be back to take our drink orders. A few minutes later a man (the manager?) came over and made us leave saying that people had been waiting for 15 minutes for the table (which was empty when we arrived). He offered no other explanation, but when the "Busters" softball team gradually began to fill the table, we figured out what was going on. With no apology and rudely being asks to leave after we had already settled in, we did what any hungry patrons would do and went to the Chatterbox Pub, had great food, and tipped well. Buster's management needs to take a look at what their softball team is costing them(!)

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jhill4mpls

Joined 7 years ago

Great place for beer but the food is bad. Such a cute place with an amazing beer list. For the first few months the food was very good but each time I went back, the food, and service became worse and worse. Please Buster's, fix the menu and make good food, even if you need to shorten your menu to a few items. Do what you do well or you will fail like so many other location have in the past.

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Molly Priesmeyer

Joined 5 years ago

Put quite simply, Buster's is a beer-lovers dream.. In Short
A cozy neighborhood joint in the burgeoning heart of South Minneapolis, Buster's has more ciders, wines and beers than you can shake a swizzle stick at. On any night of the week, Buster's taps are overflowing with more than 20 beers from around the world. As an added bonus, this Brit-pub-inspired bar and restaurant literally has 109 bottles of beer on the wall for hops and ale lovers to choose from. If the beer doesn't make your gut bust, the heaping portions of unique bar food will: Pizzas, salads, soups, burgers and more complement any delicious brew.

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Contributor

Joined 10 years ago

This newcomer is big on comfort and small on pretentiousness. Started by three fellows who wanted to open a neighborhood place with good food and a vast beer selection, this spot hits the mark with re. In Short
Having a few beers at Busters is like taking a trip around the world. With 22 taps dispensing some of the worlds best brew, connoisseurs of barley pop have a found a friend in Busters. But there is more than beer here. Check out the menu for a wide variety of salads, sandwiches and pizza. The pan-fried half chicken dinner is reminiscent of what mom used to make before she found out dad's cholesterol was too high.