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Colossal Cafe
1839 E 42nd St
Minneapolis, MN 55407
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Main Menu
Main
Soups
two types made fresh daily, served with homemade bread.
- Cup $4.00
- Bowl $7.00
Mixed Green Salad
- Full $8.00
- Side $4.00
Caesar
fresh romaine, our house caesar dressing, grated parmesan & homemade toast.
- Full $8.00
- With Chicken Breast $10.00
- Side $4.00
Cup Of Soup & Side Salad
$8.00
your choice
Sandwiches
all sandwiches served with chips & a pickle.
Spiced Turkey
$8.50
fresh turkey breast, cilantro, tomato, greens, lime & chipotle aioli on fresh baked roll.
Chicken Breast
$8.50
fresh chicken breast, marinated in basil, lemon juice, olive oil & garlic, served with tomatoes, greens & asiago parmesan aioli on fresh baked roll.
Marinated Pork
$8.50
fresh pork loin, marinated with rosemary, garlic, lemon, white wine, olive oil, dijon mustard, oregano & pepper, with greens and rosemary aioli, served on homemade baguette.
Veggie Melt
$8.50
roasted zucchini, red onions, peppers, tomatoes, eggplant & brie cheese on fresh baked roll.
B.l.t
$8.50
thick sliced smoky bacon, lettuce, tomato, cheddar cheese & mayo on our homemade toasted bread.
Meatloaf
$9.00
homemade beef and pork meatloaf with cranberry chutney & greens on our homemade roll.
Featured Items
Flappers
our house specialty. a yeast based pancake served with butter & three rivers pure maple syrup.
- Full Stack (3) $8.00
- Short Stack (2) $6.00
- Single $3.50
- Short With Seasonal Fruit $9.00
Apple, Walnut And Brie Flapper
our yeast based pancake topped with brown sugar and honey.
- Full Stack (3) $10.00
- Short Stack (2) $9.00
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General Info
Hours
Monday:
Closed
Tuesday:
6:00am - 3:00pm
Wednesday:
6:00am - 3:00pm
Thursday:
6:00am - 3:00pm
Friday:
6:00am - 3:00pm
Saturday:
6:00am - 3:00pm
Sunday:
6:00am - 3:00pm
About Us
The Colossal Cafe building had many previous incarnations, the most recent being, Me and Ma’s. In February of 2005, Bess Giannakakis began work on the current space. Everything was torn out; including ceilings, walls and floors. Six months (and a great deal of work by many people) later the Cafe opened it’s doors. The immediate support of the neighborhood and the press helped solidify the Cafe as the Minneapolis institution it is today.