How about a vegetarian cassoulet? mmm.

Thanks,
I figured that it wouldn't make much sense using quality coffee. Ill just use Folgers.

Hey there-
So, I am supposed to make coffee for an office baby shower in one of those 30 cup coffee pots.

2 questions-

1.Is it worth it to buy coffee beans and grind them my self, or should I just buy a can of Folgers?

2.If I do use beans (like I do at home), how find do I grind them? Like for a french press or for a drip machine?

Thanks

I have seen it at Byerly's and Kowalski's too. They have the Fage brand and the other commercial one with the goats on the cup!

Yeah, I agree that there prices aren't super cheap, but it is worth it for a good sandwich.

They are a coffee shop-bar-restaurant-performance venue- although I like to think of it as a coffee shop. They make great sandwiches, and I can't wait to have them in the neighborhood, as I work at the U of MN.

I have never been to Keefer Court.

Thanks TDQ- It never occurs me to put MSP on the title

It just moved from the corner of Franklin and Nicollet to Riverside and Cedar on the West Bank. Over By the 400 Bar

Try Mims across Cleveland from the St Paul Student Center. They have Great Falafel!

Does anyone know when the Acadia will open at its new location. I really have a hankerin' for a Chipotle Turkey Sandwich and a good beverage!

It is on Robert Street By Keys.

Has Anyone been to the New Sawatdee in St Paul yet? How is it running and whats the decor like?

Most Cub Foods also have it in the produce area

My rainbow foods on White Bear Avenue has them

I have heard from 3 different people that the Good Earth in Roseville is closed. Is it true?

Sorry, I am too stupid to use place link.

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House of Wong
1163 Larpenteur Ave W, Saint Paul, MN 55113

Personally, I adore House of Wong on Larpenteur and Fernwood(?) in Roseville. They also do nice Egg Fu Young- much different than most I have seen. Theirs is a large omelet shaped item in a Chicken like gravy sauce. MMMMMMMMM

How about Brasserie Margaux? It isn't too far. My favorite places to go in the summer are Muffuletta, and W. A. Frost. Both of there menus are pretty strong, and they have nice patios. Frosts have a great bar too!

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W.A. Frost & Co
374 Selby Avenue, St. Paul, MN 55102

Muffuletta In the Park
2260 Como Ave., Saint Paul, MN 55108

Margaux [CLOSED]
486 N Robert St, St Paul, MN 55101

Thanks

So, Since the new Harry Potter Book comes out on Saturday Morning and all of my friends will be standing in line and then reading the book as soon as they get it- I have decided to have a big breakfast around 2 or 3 in the morning for my friends. Does any one know where I can get some delicious breakfast sausages? I really prefer the the thick, in-casing English style sausage.

Thanks

Thanks everyone, there is a lot of good Thoughts here!

Is there anyone in the state that makes a Good Hard Cider, or Scrumpy. I had some brilliant cider in Suffolk last year, right out of a barrel on a farm. Not pasteurized, not strained-fully delicious.

So, what are the best local dives/haunts/hole in the walls in St Paul?

I keep hearing good things about Schroeders on Front. I grew up in the Roseville Area, so I am aware of Macs Fish and Chips, and Maverics, Abu Nader. Mimms.

I really prefer towny places where people even students go and hang out. I like Sweeneys!

I am a big fan of the cake donut, So I would Suggest the Donut hut In Little Canada (Little Canada Rd 2 blocks E of Rice Street in Little Canada) and the Roseville Bakery (1147 Larpenteur Ave W)
I have never been disappointed by either of their donuts