Groveland Tap

Japanese spot preparing sushi, tempura & bento boxes in a vibrant, bi-level setting with a full bar.

Industrial, brick-walled eatery doling out Japanese favorites like ramen, stir-fry & fried rice.

Irish hangout for pub grub such as burgers & hand-cut fries, plus TVs & frequent live music.

Lively, intimate restaurant & wine bar with a seasonal menu of New American small plates & entrees.

This laid-back joint on University Ave serves up stellar pho, delicious banh mi, and an impressive array of Vietnamese eats—all at wallet-friendly prices.

Historic property dating from 1917 & featuring free breakfast & a wood-paneled lobby bar. Built in 1917, this former Renaissance-style Athletic Club building turned hotel is a 7-minute walk from historic Rice Park and 6 miles from Como Park Zoo and Conservatory. Straightforward rooms with hardwood floors feature free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs and iPod docks, plus coffeemakers and desks. Suites, many with Mississippi River views, add kitchenettes and sofas. Amenities include free continental breakfast and discounted access to the athletic club's facilities. There's also an ornate lobby with vaulted ceilings, chandeliers and a wood-paneled bar.

Discover Gypsy Moon in Saint Paul, a charming boutique brimming with unique women's apparel, delightful home decor, and whimsical gifts at fair prices.

Nestled in a lively space, this trendy spot serves an extensive breakfast menu that includes everything from deviled egg sandwiches to flavorful fried chicken and waffles, making it a go-to for a satisfying brunch experience.

"A comfortable, classic neighborhood spot blending a rich culinary legacy with tastes of the future. Settle in for the evening with steaks, salads, sandwiches, and specials while you take in a curated selection of Russell family art. Reserve an evening with your closest in our Private Happenings space for that special event. Saddle up to the bar for a cocktail or glass of wine as you catch up with your neighbors, play pull tabs or catch the game on one of our screens."