DINING
Food & Drinks at Selby at Snelling
What's better than fully glazed donut and a pint of beer? Nothing actually, but you can get the best of dining at Selby at Snelling at our great bars, quaint cafes and lively pubs and restaurants.
Augustine's Bar and Bakery
Augustine’s cuisine focuses on winning creative cuisine, fresh, seasonal selections, supporting local growers, local products, a variety of breads baked in-house daily, 40 draft lines—domestic craft, quality imports, seasonal selections. In addition, enjoy a full espresso bar with many fresh-baked treats.
www.augustinesmn.com
The Neighborhood Cafe
A welcoming, family-owned, one-of-a-kind joyful place for breakfast, lunch, or dinner. Come as you are for a menu of home-cooked favorite foods, with a Happy Hour every Tuesday through Saturday. In good weather, eat al fresco on the outdoor patio.
www.theneighborhoodcafemn.com/
Whole Foods Market
In addition to quality organic groceries, the eclectic St. Paul store features delivery and shopper pick-up with Amazon Prime … and:
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Juice Bar with fresh made juices and smoothies
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In-house smoked bacon and gourmet sausages
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The Selby Bar & Grill featuring local craft brews, burger baskets, poutine and po'boy sandwiches.
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Full scratch bakery making fresh breads daily.
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Coffee Bar with in-house made cold brew and handmade espresso drinks.
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Neapolitan pizza station
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Amazon Prime special discounts on select items weekly
www.wholefoodsmarket.com/stores/stpaul
Fresh ingredients throughout the menu in this cozy bistro, supervised by owner Angelo who has lived and loved the Greek street food experience in the "old country." It's the "real thing."
A new place with a famous reputation. Red's Savoy Pizza has been serving old-school "SOTA STYLE" pizza since 1965. Come on in to taste our wide variety of pizzas, pastas, and salads—by the slice,by the pie, or take out to bake at home. Delivery and catering offered to our customers. On Selby corner of Hague (where the Dairy Queen used to be); parking in back of our building.
