4.8
- 4.8Food
- 4.8Service
- 4.8Ambience
- 4.4Value
Noise • Moderate
2026
From the OpenTable editors: Daniel del Prado is no stranger to the Minneapolis dining scene, but Porzana is where the Buenos Aires-born chef really leans into his Argentinian roots. He took over the old Bachelor Farmer space in the North Loop and turned it into the Argentine steakhouse he'd been thinking about for years. You’ll find traditional Argentinian cuts like entraña and tapa de vacio, grain finished hanger steaks, and premium meats like miso-marinated ribeye cooked on a wood-fired grill. The dining room keeps the Bachelor Farmer's moody, exposed-brick aesthetic, and the bar program leans hard into South American wines and vermouth cocktails. It's the kind of place where you can go all out on wagyu or just come in for a hanger steak and a glass of Malbec at the bar.
Executive chef: Daniel del Prado
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December 10, 2025
The guide describes Porzana as bringing a modern Argentinian perspective to Minneapolis’s North Loop, pairing chef Daniel del Prado’s heritage and fine-dining experience with a steak-focused menu. Dishes include beef tartare, Gorgonzola strip loin, mafaldini estofado, and seasonal options such as autumn agnolotto and winter panzanella salad.
Published in Eater Twin Cities
October 22, 2025
Porzana’s second floor has several rooms for private dining, and the restaurant hosts several events a week. The guide lists private-dining capacity for up to 150 guests.
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Sunday brunch (10:00 am–2:00 pm) is a guest favorite, many diners call Porzana’s brunch unmissable.
Portions tend to be generous and shareable, many guests note hearty servings and leftovers after a meal at Porzana.
Yes, Porzana’s moody, intimate atmosphere and several positive anniversary and special‑occasion visits make it a fine choice for a date night.
Porzana often fills up at peak dining times, reviewers described it as “crazy busy” on a Tuesday and “packed” on other visits, while Sunday afternoons (and Sunday brunch) were noted as much quieter and more relaxed.
Yes, Porzana has outdoor seating: guests often mention the patio and the restaurant’s side dining alley as lovely spots to dine outside.
Porzana blends industrial exposed brick, warm wood, plants, and moody lighting for a modern, energetic steakhouse feel; the main floor can be lively, while the second floor and patio feel more intimate.
Business casual is the guide, think neat, polished attire rather than formalwear; many guests treat Porzana as a spot for anniversaries and special occasions.
Porzana’s weekend brunch (Sat–Sun, 10:00 am–2:00 pm) is highly recommended, guests rave about it; for a calmer dinner, the patio or the second floor tends to feel quieter, and Sunday afternoons have been noted as very slow.
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