All Dining in Saint Paul

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Due Focacceria

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Pronounced “doo-eh,” this eatery features sandwiches, pizza, cannolis and other cafe bites. Read more...

Bap and Chicken

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Part Korean and part American, the street food at this joint is all casual perfection. Get bibimbap (rice mixed in with other ingredients), Korean fried chicken, Korean bar snacks such as japchae dumplings or an ice cream dessert. Read more...

Keg and Case West 7th Market

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In its first year, Keg and Case won the Best New Food Hall by USA Today. Featuring rotating merchants that have included Barkley’s Bistro (yes, for dogs), Bread and Boba banh-mi and boba, Clutch Brewing Co., O Cheeze grilled cheese sandwiches, Revival Smoked Meats, and a marketplace with Minnesota goods, locals can’t get enough of this St. Paul spot. Breakfast, Read more...

Home Street Home Cafe And Bakery

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Celeste of St. Paul

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Category: Dining and Entertainment
Celeste of St. Paul used to be a convent and music and arts conservatory. Now it has been restored and turned into a hotel and bar, featuring fireplaces, fancy wallpaper and near-heavenly cocktails. Open evenings  Mon.-Sat. Read more...

Momma’s Kitchen

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Find the Southern food to soothe your soul, cooked just like your mother made (or, dare we say, better). Chef specials include loaded mac and cheese bowls, chicken and waffles, and soul food on Sundays. Finish up with peach cobbler or banana pudding. Read more...

Hmongtown Marketplace

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Two lumberyard buildings house more than 100 stores and 11 restaurants, with reoccurring vendors such as Twin Tropic Cafe, Hmoob Kitchen and Golden Cuisine. Open daily. Read more...

Groundswell

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What started as a coffee shop expanded into a full cafe with the support of the neighborhood. A plethora of gluten free, vegan and vegetarian options is all the more reason to pick this as your next get-together place. Read more...

Hmong Village

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As Chinatown is to San Francisco or Toronto, Hmong Village is to St. Paul. Nearly 20 different restaurants prepare pho, papaya salad, curries and Asian barbecue. When grabbing dinner, visit the other incredible vendors. Open daily. Read more...

J. Selby’s

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Try familiar items such as burgers but with vegetarian-friendly substitutes, or enjoy the vegetable side-dishes, salads and vegan-friendly desserts. As part of J. Selby’s mission to build an inclusive community, check out the pay-what-you-can community bowl—or pay for someone else’s. Read more...