Then, pair it with a mini cocktail flight for twenty bucks and you’re living the high life minus the gut punch to the pocketbook.Ī fun, modern take on East Saint Paul’s classic charm, East Side Bar has a bit of whatever you’re looking for, whether it’s Pad Thai, an adult milkshake, or a simple can of Hamm’s (the storied brewery is just down the block). Think of it as dating that pork belly instead of marrying it. A wee nibbler of a chef-inspired dish is just a cute way to flirt with fine without committing to a big price tag. Since Tongue in Cheek opened, this darling, independent, defies-category “eating, drinking, and cavorting establishment” has featured a $3 “teaser” menu, allowing a one-bite wonder of fine dining proportion. Head to the “East Side,” as locals will only call it (never East Saint Paul) for excellent Mexican, Southeast Asian, and African fare, mashed up with old-school drinker’s bars, Phalen beach, and great international markets of all stripes. Perhaps I’m biased, but my hometown ‘hood has become IMO the most exciting neighborhood in Saint Paul for its ungentrified moxie, diversity, and sense of place. get 2-for-1 taps, and Tuesdays, 7:30 to close, $10 domestic pitchers- finally, an excuse to drink on a Tuesday.
A workhorse of a bar with reliably unpretentious burgers dating from a time when the thought of a pretentious burger would have been laughable, specials abound. When you just want a burger and a beer, Shamrock's is that place. Even wings are suddenly worth their weight in dollar bills and are only $7, served with a delicious Salsa Machta. Monday through Friday, when rail drinks and Mexican beers are five bucks house wine, select premium spirits and snacks are $6. Pajarito is a special-occasion-worthy spot but doesn’t have to be spendy. Then, a drink at: PajaritoĪ cute spot for fancy Mexican - think woodfired octopus and grilled prawns. Pop into antiques and thrift shops or grab a fancy pastry from Brake Bread or a Lavender Lemon Doughnut from Mojo Monkey. The result is a uniquely scene-y street for a stroll.
Working-class West 7th Street has steadily given way to a gentrified vibe, with slick condos and eateries mashing up with decades-old mainstays.
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