Location: Saint Louis Park
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Where to Eat in Saint Louis Park: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Saint Louis Park (abbreviated St. Louis Park) is a city in Hennepin County, Minnesota, United States. The population was 45,250 at the 2010 census. It is a first-ring suburb immediately west of Minneapolis. Other adjacent cities include Edina, Golden Valley, Minnetonka, Plymouth, and Hopkins.
Things to do in Saint Louis Park
1. Mill Valley Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 209 reviews
Reviewed By TDJ10 - Alexandria, Minnesota
Love supporting local, creative chefs!! So hard to find awesome restaurants outside the cities. Gluten free options all over the menu, proves attention to detail, and dedication to real food done right!! Wings awesome, Cuban sandwich was great-as per my Cuban expert daughter, smoked pork loin delicious, good wine list...Loved the kids room!! We recommend!!
2. Good Day Cafe
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 316 reviews
Reviewed By Karsko - Minneapolis
We were in the neighborhood for an early dinner and decided to try the Good Day. It was a little hard to find as they were working on the road.
We tried the Adult Macaroni and Cheese, Tomato Soup and Eggs Benny. Everything was great but their hashbrowns are superb. Service was friendly and efficient.
We never made it to dessert as the portions are large. Maybe next time ...
3. Isles Bun & Coffee Company
Overall Ratings
5 based on 172 reviews
Reviewed By mushroomjar - Rochester, Minnesota
First time I've had the chance to stop here! YUM! 2 puppy dog tails & a caramel pecan cinnamon bun with an iced coffee. Perfect snack for 2! And we left with 1/2 a bun to take home. Homemade taste, fun location. New annual or more stop!
We were not sure if we could dig at the sidewalk tables with our pups so we picnicked on the grass across the street. Probably more comfy for the pups anyway!
4. Yum Kitchen & Bakery
Overall Ratings
4 based on 178 reviews
Reviewed By krae21 - Minneapolis, Minnesota
Yum, well the name of the restaurant says it all. Great, woman-owned local business. Great choices with some seasonal offerings. I usually order a salad that has salmon on it (changes seasonally). Also like the veggie sandwich. And then there is the dessert case, take your pick! The restaurant can be a bit noisy, but there is a back room that's quieter. I have ordered box lunches for business meetings too.
5. Sebastian Joe's Ice Cream Cafe
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 252 reviews
Reviewed By Hpmicks - Highland Park, Illinois
Great ice cream! I had the raspberry chocolate chip. It's my son's favorite. I put it in a chocolate dipped waffle cone. One suggestion would be to keep the dipped cones in a freezer. The chocolate where my hand was, melted pretty quickly. Otherwise it was a nice rich dark chocolate and I loved it.
Service was friendly and they had good seating options. Nice that they have electric outlets by the each table near the wall for convenient charging!
6. Wok in the Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 139 reviews
Reviewed By scan1man - Bloomington, Minnesota
I had lunch here, just walked in because it was close. The ambiance was casual, the service was attentive and friendly, and the food was uniquely good. I ordered the lunch special with Hot Sour Soup (good) Spring Rolls (very good, fresh, with a house-made peanut sauce), and Sesame Chicken (clearly a house recipe, made with real pieces of white meat, and very flavorful). Even the Iced tea was well done. I think all in it was a $13 bill and well worth it.
7. Doolittles Woodfire Grill
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 145 reviews
Featuring woodfired rotisserie cooking, Doolittles Woodfire Grill is an experience that ignites all of your senses! The woodfired rotisserie grills meat over an open flame for a savory wood roasted flavor. The rotation of the rotisserie creates self basting and slow roasting skewers resulting in juicy and succulent meats such as Spit-Roasted Chicken, and Smoked Hanger Steak with Horseradish-Whipped Potatoes and Red Wine Reduction. Doolittles boasts over 60 wines by the bottle and 30 selections by the glass. Gluten Free & Vegetarian menus available. Come as you are!
Reviewed By Dickson0202 - Plymouth, Minnesota
We went at 12:30 midweek. The place was packed! But only About a 5 minute wait. I went with the 1/2 sandwich(turkey) and barley soup. Sandwich was piled high with the Turkey. Just the right portion in my opinion. Price was right too at $10.95.
8. Cooper Pub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 259 reviews
Cooper brings European style to a warm, friendly pub with food that is a destination in itself. The menu includes hearty pub classics with and without twists, vegetarian and ethnic specialties, lighter dishes to satisfy wee cravings, and homemade soups and sauces. Our happy hour highlights a round-the-clock sense of value, with a diverse appetizer menu and loads of drink options. Our Wee Lunch, which includes salad, fries and wee sandwich or burger, is perfect if you normally don’t split or share items. We haven’t limited ourselves to traditional Irish fare – healthy choices abound which will satisfy your hard-working appetite any day of the week. The Pub Life is our heart. Relax with a newspaper and a 2 Gingers Whiskey, invite some friends for stimulating conversation over perfectly poured pints, or engage in some old-world-inspired friendly competition over a game of darts or billiards. Whichever you choose, come in. Make yourself at home. Stay a while.
Reviewed By badkittyj - Minneapolis, MN
I have had positive experiences before at Cooper. Love their happy hour. However my husband and I went to Cooper on a spur of the moment date. The server was just plain awful. When asked how she was doing when we arrived, she replied..."I'm here." Super start. The bartender underpoured the wine (below the little star on the glass). The server basically rolled her eyes when asked for a full pour. The next beverage was a glass of ice...see pic. The food was okay. My husband recieved better service than I did. Will likely try again for happy hour sometime but not anytime soon. Good luck!
9. Pizzeria Lola
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 850 reviews
A Korean immigrant, inspired by the pure love of food, joy and her mother’s own delicious cooking, quits her day job, opens an artisan pizza pie place and names it after her dog. There’s no need to be overly patriotic here, but is there anything more American than that? Yep, sometimes dreams do come true. Welcome to Pizzeria Lola where we serve wood fired pizzas, shareable small plates, warm chocolate chip cookies, soft serve ice cream, wine, beer and fun! Don't forget to take a trip to our photobooth when you visit.
Reviewed By scottpE1718XT - Seoul, South Korea
Oh my! The Korean BBQ Pizza was amazing.... never tasted anything like it! Highly recommended. We had that with the Hawaiian Pie... alway fantastic. If you can, make a reservation with Open Table before going. Its very popular with a long wait. Worth the wait but even better with a reservation. Definitely going back! Oh yeah, the best home brewed beer also!
10. Edina Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 225 reviews
Reviewed By Lew S
We've eaten there many times and it's consistent if not overly creative. We had meals ranging from steak and pierogies to mac and cheese to fish tacos. All were good to very good. My fish tacos (3) were right on for flavor, quantity and appearance. Good value though the bartender could give a better pour on the post dinner aperitifs.
