Hope Breakfast Bar - St. Paul
$$ • Breakfast, Coffee Shops, Cocktail Bar
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1 S Leech St, St Paul
(651) 330-8996
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We had an amazing server Monique, at the Blaine location Sunday 12/7. In fact everyone we encountered that day was kind, helpful, and you could tell just happy to work there. Food was great, drinks were amazing. Monique at the end, really took her time as we shared a story with her and was such an impactful interaction!!!
We visited the St Louis Park location this morning & everything we ordered was disappointing. The salmon & pimento scramble arrived with grilled salmon pieces on top that were incredibly dry, as was the sourdough toast. Our order of the hope breakfast was incredibly salty & again, very dry toast. The bread tasted old. We also did a baby stack of carrot cake pancakes which were way too sweet. The other issue is that nothing was plated well - everything was just piled on the plate...read full review
I wouldn’t go here if you want a relaxed breakfast. We spent over $200 and because we were sitting for 75 minutes we were asked to leave. It was embarrassing and the manager called me to “make it right” and all he did was quote their policy as if that should matter to my experience. They value profit over people, the rest is just a marketing ploy.
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| Monday | 8AM - 3PM |
| Tuesday | 8AM - 3PM |
| Wednesday | 8AM - 3PM |
| Thursday | Closed |
| Friday | 8AM - 3PM |
| Saturday | 8AM - 3PM |
| Sunday | 8AM - 3PM |
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The Hope Breakfast Bar in St. Paul offers exceptional breakfast dishes that exceed expectations. Their breakfast sandwich, featuring a toasted everything bagel, pimento cheese, eggs, and bacon, is a standout. The restaurant is known for its delicious carrot cake pancakes, chicken and waffles, and crispy hashbrowns. The service is friendly and attentive, with servers always smiling. While the atmosphere can be noisy, the food and service make up for it. However, the restaurant lacks wheelchair accessibility and has no elevator to the upstairs seating area.
Customers praise the restaurant's food quality, with one reviewer describing it as "10/10" and raving about the now-discontinued "grilled cheese French toast" dish. Others have enjoyed the BBLAT, pimento cheese scramble, and buttermilk pancakes, noting that the food is "worth the wait" despite the restaurant's popularity and busy environment. The restaurant is also known for its cocktails and coffees, and customers look forward to returning to try more of the menu, including the mimosa towers.