4 Best Bars near Saint Paul

“We were camped at Champoeg State Park. It is a short drive to St Paul and we needed a quick dinner. I ordered a dinner salad and ate a couple onion rings off my husband's plate. The dinner salad was crisp and fresh. My husband's burger was delicious and the onion rings were spot on. It was so good we went back again a couple of weeks later. Sally tends bar and waits on tables. She does a great job. We will return. Yummy!“

“Five stars for the food around this area.Bree and Graham are very attentive and approachable. They know their stuff!The atmosphere is incredible especially if you are a Timbers/Thorns fan!Great place to stop by on your way back to Portland from the coast or wine tasting.“

“Excellent place to eat various foods and have a drinkVegetarian options: ForksDietary restrictions: ForksParking: There you see that it is a little difficult to find a parking space but looking to see if it can be foundKid-friendliness: ForksWheelchair accessibility: Forks“

“I love this place! The concept, the food, the drinks, the service, the games, and the super dope gaming table in the back are all great reasons to visit B&V! The first time I went here a few years ago, the bar seemed a bit more centered around the idea of being a spot for people to just chill, or get together with their friends to play tabletop games. It's such a wonderful idea, and that "third place" is often so hard to find. Unfortunately, my friends and I have been visiting a lot less frequently these days. The place is still great, but it's just so incredibly loud. I can't hear myself think, and I can't hear anyone trying to talk to me. The echo is painfully loud. The back room also gets very noisy, which makes gaming difficult. The music back there is usually too loud for gaming even when it's not crowded at all. I really do think it has the potential to be a great place for beer and wine lovers, AND tabletop gamers alike, just needs some fabric sound dampening panels or something. I just really miss going here, but it feels inaccessible nowadays.“