Indigenous Food Lab

Closed
yelp logo

(6)

Call
Website

Advertisement

Photos

920 E Lake St Ste 107
Minneapolis, MN 55407
+1 (612) 208-0625
https://natifs.org

The Indigenous Food Lab, situated in Minneapolis, serves as a professional kitchen and training center dedicated to Indigenous food service, blending culinary tradition with business acumen. Founded by the Sioux Chef, Sean Sherman, the Lab focuses on Indigenous food identification, cultivation, and preparation while addressing economic and health crises in Native communities through sustainable food enterprises.

In addition to its kitchen operations, the Indigenous Food Lab Market offers a variety of high-quality Indigenous foods and products, empowering local entrepreneurs and promoting access to Native-made goods. This initiative aims to educate the community about Indigenous foodways and supports the reclamation of ancestral culinary practices as a vital part of cultural revival and health improvement.

Generated from the website

Also at this address

Find related places

Restaurants

Reviews

yelp logo
5.0

(6)

Photo of Cheri E.
Cheri E.
1/31/2024

This place is awesome! I work in the same building where this is located and have seen it being developed over many months. I was so excited to try it. I've eaten here twice now and each dish is...

Read more on Yelp
Photo of Cass A.
Cass A.
11/12/2024

I've been meaning to visit this space since it opened and I'm so glad I finally made it! They had a pick three option - a base, a protein, and a sauce. I opted for the Choginyapi with Bison Birria...

Read more on Yelp
Photo of Rudy M.
Rudy M.
12/13/2023

I have never been there, only ordered online. First, and essentially, they do exist. It's a real place that sends real things. After reading "Braiding Sweetgrass" by Robin Wall Kimmerer,...

Read more on Yelp
Photo of ryan j.
ryan j.
4/25/2025

The food was good, decently flavorful, and it's not cheap. It's a shame we don't have way more native cuisine options in the US. The only other one I've been to was in Oakland, so I'm really a...

Read more on Yelp
Photo of Cathy J.
Cathy J.
7/1/2023

My daughter in law and I have made our way through all the eateries at the Midtown Global Market and were happy to see the Indigenous Food Lab Market finally open after watching it being developed...

Read more on Yelp
Own this business?
See a problem?

You might also like

Community Bridge

Community Bridge

Community Bridge is a 501(c)(3) community building agency located in Minneapolis, MN. They provide free bimonthly food shelf and special holiday baskets, weekly community meals, job training, mentoring, and volunteer opportunities, as well as catering services, all aimed at empowering individuals to meet their needs and fostering community connections. With a strong focus on creating an ambiance for conversations that enhance community building, Community Bridge is dedicated to promoting belongingness and purpose. They are also proud supporters of the Partners in Prevention clinic, which operates within their building.Generated from the website
Greater Minnesota Housing Fund
Charitable organization

Greater Minnesota Housing Fund

Greater Minnesota Housing Fund is a non-profit organization based in Saint Paul, MN, dedicated to creating affordable homes and strong communities through strategic investments and effective partnerships. They connect investors with affordable housing developers, provide financing options for affordable housing projects, and support the preservation of existing Naturally Occurring Affordable Housing (NOAH). Their commitment to social and racial justice drives their efforts to advance equity for communities of color throughout Minnesota.Generated from the website
Open Arms of Minnesota
Social service center

Open Arms of Minnesota

22
•
$
"Great service for us that have medical condition. Thank you! The staff is so helpful!"
photo of Carl R.
United States›Minnesota›Minneapolis›Indigenous Food Lab

Partial Data by Infogroup (c) 2026. All rights reserved.

Partial Data by Foursquare.

Advertisement