Eat & Drink

Five-star restaurants. Casual bistros and expansive patios. Breezy sidewalk cafés and bustling coffee shops.

Few cities in America combine culture and cuisine as seamlessly as Saint Paul.

Pick out a romantic spot within walking distance to the Mississippi River. Host a private dining event at a local steakhouse. If you’re feeling adventurous, visit one of Saint Paul’s many colorful neighborhoods, where you’ll find an international range of flavors, including Thai, Afghani, Mexican, Nepali, Italian, Russian, and Ethiopian. Certain areas have become known as restaurant hotspots, such as stretches of Grand Avenue, Selby Avenue, Payne Avenue and University Avenue. West 7th, the Rice Park area, and Lowertown each have their own style and flare, with plenty of terrific nightlife spots and live music venues to check out after your meal.

Bars & Restaurants

Five-star restaurants. Casual bistros and expansive patios. Breezy sidewalk cafés and bustling coffee shops. Hole-in-the-wall bars.

Farmers’ Market

The Saint Paul Farmers' Market has been named the best place to take out-of-town guests in the Minneapolis-Saint Paul area with high-quality, local produce and more.

Craft Beer Experience

Beer is big in Saint Paul. From the early days of Schmidt's brewery to today's biggest beer events, here's how to craft your own beer experience.

Food Trucks

Food trucks are a part of everyday life in Saint Paul during the summer months.

Dining Districts

Saint Paul is full of great restaurants but there are clearly several dining districts that have emerged as high density restaurant areas including Selby, Rice Park, Grand, Lowertown and West 7th.

Plan Your Stay

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Where To Stay

You'll find the perfect place to stay in Saint Paul - from luxury to affordable - with countless amenities and renowned attractions within walking distance.

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