Sometimes choosing a restaurant to go to can be amazingly difficult.  It shouldn't be, but we all overthink things sometimes.  That's why having a recommendation can make things so much easier.

That's what Guy Fieri has been doing since 2007 with his popular 'Diners, Drive-In's & Dive's' Food Network show.  So you know when he visits a place, it's going to be good!  Now delish.com has put together a list of the best restaurant featured on 'Diners, Drive-In's & Dives" in each state.

When you think great Cuban food, you probably think of Miami.  However, Victors 1959 Cafe has been a mainstay in Minneapolis for 25 years now and they have been making incredible Cuban food the whole time.

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The building was originally a Shell gas station in the 1920's. Next, it operated for many years as a Dairy Queen.  Finally it was an All-American breakfast joint called "Rick's Old-Time Cafe" until selling to Niki Stavrou in 1999.  That's when Victors 1959 Cafe was born.

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In their first 5 years, before 'Diners, Drive-In's & Dives' began to air, they were visited by the Food Network to showcase their very popular breakfast.  They were featured on the "Best Of" Breakfast Spots show hosted by Jill Cordell.

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Then in 2008 Guy Fieri brought his "Diners, Drive-In's & Dives" film crew back to again focus on the incredible food.  They're open Wednesday through Sunday from 9a - 2:30p, serving breakfast and lunch.

About the episode from the Food Network Website:

Owner Niki Stavrou uses authentic Cuban recipes for meals such as ranchero Cubano and picadillo. Guy thought the Cuban sandwich was ''as legit as they come.''

Special Dishes: Picadillo and Creole Sauce, Rachero Cubano, Cuban Sandwich, Flank Steak

 

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