Where to eat if you’re in downtown St. Paul for the Winter Carnival
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If you’re looking for a place to warm up and grab a bite, downtown and Lowertown have lots of great options, even though the pandemic has claimed a fe
stp-z-noyes-01-1.webp, The dining room at the new Noyes & Cutler in Lowertown. (Jess Fleming / Pioneer Press)
Are you planning to come to downtown St. Paul for the Winter Carnival?If you’re looking for a place to warm up and grab a bite, downtown and Lowertown
brunchh-10.webp, Guests enjoy brunch as they watch a late morning thunderstorm from the windows of Saint Dinette in St. Paul's Lowertown neighborhood. (John Autey / Pi
Saint Dinette: This eclectic, chef-driven eatery is one of my favorite places to grab a bite and a drink. The bright, modern restaurant has a menu ful
STP-Z-Bullvinos-03.webp, At the Brazilian steakhouse, Bullvino’s Churrascaria in St. Paul's Lowertown, food is served churrasco-style, in which servers roam the dining room wi
Bullvino’s Churrascaria: This Brazilian steakhouse is expensive, but you get a lot of high-quality meat for that price tag. Grilled meats, often skewe
20150605__150611eat-afrodeli_chickenfantastic.webp, Afro Deli's Chicken Fantastic is truly fantastic. (Pioneer Press: Jess Fleming)
Afro Deli: For a flavor-packed, quick lunch downtown, Afro Deli is my favorite spot. African-spiced meats, chapati wraps, the hard-to-explain but oh-s
stp-z-wheretoeat-09.webp, Pepperoni pizza at Momento in downtown St. Paul. (Jess Fleming / Pioneer Press)
Momento: Pazzaluna is no more, but Morrissey Hospitality (St. Paul Grill, Tria, Stockyards Tavern and many more) wisely kept the pizza oven and is mak
stp-l-soup-02.webp, Chili Sampler at The Loon in St. Paul. (Jess Fleming / Pioneer Press)
Loon Cafe St. Paul: Minneapolis’ favorite pre-game spot has opened in the former Great Waters spot in the historic Hamm Building, and it is serving it