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Crasqui
Price: Very Expensive•Venezuelan•4.9(107)Crasqui is a lively Venezuelan restaurant in Saint Paul. Recipes are inspired in our chef-owner Soleil Ramirez childhood, family and friends in her home-country Venezuela.
For us Crasqui is more than just a restaurant—it’s a vessel for memories, dreams, flavors, and connections. We will keep infusing our passion, dedication and love into every dish to make every guest experience memorable.Parlour St. Paul
Price: Moderate•American•4.8(40)Parlour St. Paul is a casual diner and craft cocktail bar located blocks from downtown St. Paul and the Xcel Energy Center. Try the famous Parlour Burger, a double patty smash burger with American cheese and pickles or one of our other unique and delicious items while having a craft cocktail. We serve lunch Wednesday - Friday, brunch on Saturdays and Sundays starting at 11 am and more eclectic dishes in addition to breakfast food all day. We offer complimentary Valet service before an Xcel game or event.
The Lexington
Price: Expensive•American•4.8(3,046)
The Lexington is more than a restaurant, it’s an institution. Located on the corner of Lexington Parkway and Grand Avenue, this St. Paul community was the most fashionable at the turn of the 19th century. The St. Paul elite lived just blocks away and the first electric trolley brought visitors up and down Grand Avenue. The Lexington opened in 1935, after the end of prohibition, and was a popular neighborhood bar to gather and socialize. Previously operating as a speakeasy, the expansive wood panels were perfect for hiding a little booze and one can only imagine the shenanigans going on beyond the hidden staircase behind the coat check. For decades following, The Lex, as it’s called by locals and enthusiasts alike, was the place to be seen; business dealings, cocktail hours, and milestone celebrations were a regular occurrence for St. Paul socialites.Holman's Table
Price: Expensive•Contemporary American•4.7(675)Intimate setting in a beautiful, historic building overlooking the runway of Holman's Field. Fresh, modern dishes complemented by a classic bar and beautiful wine list. Open to the public with no security checks required.
The Handsome Hog
Price: Expensive•Regional American (Contemporary Southern)•4.8(191)Handsome Hog is a St Paul favorite nestled in the Cathedral Hill neighborhood. We serve contemporary Southern cuisine and boast an award-winning dinner and cocktail menu. Handsome Hog has a pig-centric menu our Chef Matt Green created an inviting variety of salads, appetizers, entrées, and desserts. The bar offers a curated bourbon menu and inventive craft cocktails and mocktails. The Handsome Hog has an elevated ambiance with a casual and friendly neighborhood vibe.
Come in and try our dry-rubbed wings, woodfire-roasted mussels, or crawfish hushpuppies to kick off your evening. Move on to the pork spare ribs, Carolina BBQ sandwich, or our mouth-watering smoked beef brisket. Our smoked creme brulee, banana pudding, or specialty cocktails are the perfect way to wrap up your evening at Handsome Hog. We are looking forward to seeing you at Handsome Hog!1881 Eating House
Price: Moderate•American•4.3(135)A century and a half ago, Eating Houses transformed train stations into more than mere transit points—they became destinations. More than restaurants, they offered warmth, connection, and a taste of home. That’s who we are: a place where history lingers, bold flavors bring comfort, and every guest becomes part of the story.
1881 Eating House is a modern gastropub nestled in the heart of St. Paul’s historic Union Depot. Here, the building’s rich past meets a lively, contemporary atmosphere—perfect for any occasion. Our menu features bold, innovative dishes, handcrafted cocktails, and local brews, all served in a stylish yet welcoming space.
Whether you’re stopping by for a laid-back night out, a first date, or a quick bite before your train, 1881 Eating House is where you gather, savor, and enjoy.
The name "1881" pays homage to the year both the original Union Depot and our partner restaurant, Lake Elmo Inn, opened—reflecting the deep historical connection we proudly carry forward.
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- GGaryVIPMinneapolis - St. Paul •16 reviews5.0Dined 1 day agoGreat menu selection, consistently wonderful food, attentive service.More infoChianti Grill - RosevillePrice: Moderate• Italian• Roseville•4.8
- SSandraMinneapolis - St. Paul •1 review5.0Dined 1 day agoFriendly and efficient staff. Delicious food. Cozy atmosphere and an overall great dining experience.More infoDowntowner Woodfire GrillPrice: Expensive• American• St. Paul•4.7
- MMicheleMinneapolis - St. Paul •12 reviews4.0Dined 2 days agoWe love Kincaid's. Often go there pre-theater at Ordway. Last night was extremely busy- both a Wild Game and Ordway performance. Kitchen was a little backed up so we ended up having to take dinner to go after waiting for approximately 40 minutes. That being said, the dinner was delicious- I ate half of my seafood pasta after the show and the rest will be my lunch for today. Very generous portion with a lot of crab but only 4 shrimp.More infoKincaid's - St. PaulPrice: Moderate• Seafood• St. Paul•4.6
- TTimmVIPMinneapolis - St. Paul •12 reviews5.0Dined 3 days agoWe always have a great experience at the Lexington! The food is flavorful and the service is very attentive.More infoThe LexingtonPrice: Expensive• American• St. Paul•4.8
- EEddieMinneapolis - St. Paul •3 reviews5.0Dined 4 days agoHighly recommend the entire experience especially old fashioned, burger & chicken sandwichMore infoParlour St. PaulPrice: Moderate• American• St. Paul•4.8
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Trendy and hip with a down-home friendliness, Minneapolis-St. Paul is a delicious destination. From excellent diner food served at Kerouac-worthy greasy spoon diners to the dishes served at gastropubs across the metropolitan area, the Twin Cities offer some of the best in regional and world cuisine. St. Paul also boasts many specialized cheese shops, butchers, bakers and delis in a beautiful Midwestern setting. Lowertown is a popular area with foodies. Try some fresh walleye in the land of 10,000 lakes. A cold drink on the terrace of one of the area’s many pubs is a welcome way to watch the sun go down in the summertime. The warmth and neighborliness of Minnesotans provide the perfect backdrop for an excellent meal in this city.
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Child friendly restaurants in St. Paul include Downtowner Woodfire Grill, Buca di Beppo - St. Paul and Boca Chica Restaurant
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