St. Paul Restaurants

Considered by many to be the best sushi house in the Twin Cities, the restaurant includes a small saki bar and fairly large sushi bar. Although the Sakura serves tempura, teriyaki, donburi and many Japanese noodle dishes, most... more

The name is Italian for "crazy moon." This attractive eatery is a cross between cool sophistication and "make yourself at home" casual. The menu ranges from pizza to lamb chops, from spaghetti and meatballs to veal and mushroo... more

If you are looking for great tasting Thai food, head for Taste of Thailand. What this dining spot lacks in décor, it makes up for with the tasty and spicy cuisine. The food is highly seasoned with herbs, garlic, citrus, hot chi... more

With its rich atmosphere and outstanding cuisine, this is a dining experience that you will surely remember. As the name implies, fish, chops and steak highlight the primarily American menu. An appetizer of fireworks shrimp coc... more

Babani's claims to be the first authentic Kurdish restaurant in the United States. The unfamiliar menu items may keep some away, but once you try it, you will definitely come back. The richly aromatic cuisine is prepared using... more

From its humble beginnings in 1964, this family restaurant has grown into a multi-room hacienda serving the finest Mexican food. From the adobe-style interior to the tiled patio, the setting is enchanting. The traditional menu... more

The 128 Café, with its varnished pine paneling and cozy seating, has a stylish romantic charm, to which the white linen tablecloths and flower vases add a touch of elegance. The simple menu features very tasty offerings. The sa... more

This is a friendly, neighborhood joint with flair. Find a spot in a booth or at the old-fashioned lunch counter. The menu boasts that everything is made from scratch, and after tasting the simple fare, you will swear it is just... more

If one could only use three words to describe this restaurant, they would be: tasty, fulfilling and simple. Family-owned for years, Magnolia's is famous for its homespun appeal. Indeed, home-cooked flavor and homemade pies seem... more

You probably would not expect to find such classy surroundings in a department store restaurant, but Marshall Field's (formerly Dayton's) isn't just any old store. Frequented mostly by shoppers, it is also a smart choice for a... more