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Fhima's
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Wondering where you can get excellent seafood besides walleye in the Twin Cities or an *authentic"" tagine? Looking for a place that you can impress both the worldy and downhome palate? Do you like a place where you can just roam in off the street and be treated well? Fhima's is it!
This is absolutely my favorite upscale restaurant in the Twin Cities and if I didn't like little hole-in-the-wall places would be favorite overall, hands down.
Food is wonderful, playful hip decor that isn't too much, great selection of wines and specialty martinis, and friendly service to boot. Heck, the Morrocan food even impressed my aunt who has been to Morrocco.
The only downfall is that sometimes when it is busy the service lags. Parking can also be an issue, but the search is worth it.
Pros: food, service, ambience
Cons: parking
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