Offering a wide array of scratch-made baked goods and entrées Yum offers a balance of sweet and savory, dine-in or take-out dishes from breakfast to dinner.

This windowless 50 seat distillery is a cozy surrounding to sample spirit forward cocktails. The glass wall behind the bar exposes the production space and where they concoct such creations as Vodskey, a clear spirt similar to vodka, but made from their bourbon mash.

A Saint Louis Park staple since 1933, Bunny’s is a must for game day and a meal. You can almost hear the Cheers theme song emanating from rafters, as this truly is a place where everyone knows your name.

On the border of Golden Valley and Saint Louis Park, perched adjacent to Highway 394 this cafe is serving up new takes on Grandma’s cooking. It also happens to moonlight as the Bad Day Bar, so from morning to night patrons will have the pleasure of experiencing the warm and inviting ambiance.

This Brewery’s taproom opened in 2013 and currently is the only one operating in SLP. With varying seasonal and year-round brews, the offerings are highly focused on the Ale lover. With both inside and outside seating, Steel Toe serves as a multi-faceted place to consume and commiserate.

Sometimes places can exemplify a community, and Honey and Rye Bakehouse does just that. Pop in to browse an ever-rotating baked goods selection including sweet and savory offerings. Grab a coffee, sandwich, and maybe a treat for later.

Named after a city in Northern California, and coincidentally my home town, this spot features cuisine from the region utilizing local and sustainable ingredients to shape its dishes. Either in the bar area or the dining room enjoy a meal paired with the extensive California wine list.