A friend of mine just moved to St. Paul, and we’re interested in some really good restaurants to try. We usually spend $50 +/-...but, we’ll try anything that has good food and excellent service! Any recommendations...

Hi, I just started exploring the Asian area on University Ave beginning at around Dale and heading East in St. Paul (yes, I live in the western burbs of Mpls, but my daughter dances in St. Paul, so we spend a lot of time there...

been enjoying our new neighborhood sushi spot at 48th and Chicago. The quality is consistant, staff is friendly and they’re willing to talk you through/modify any of their offerings. Sakura – We don’t make it to...

Drinks for the debauched starlet in all of us.

We discussed the issue at some length about six months ago, but I am always willing to repeat myself on this sacred subject. My feeling is that the pizza of Mpls./St. Paul ranges in quality from inedible desecration to acceptable

rworange is delighted by the possibilities inherent in the Leftovers Wizard. You enter in the ingredients you have left over, and the database pulls up any recipes that use your items. ...

There’s a disconnect between the culture of wine-tasting and the truth of wine-drinking.

Cooking a tough old bird.

By Paul Roberts. Has anyone read it? Good read or not? (and if this post is better suited to another board, by all means move it)

Three very different wines, one very nice meal.

Sebo, Koo, and Kiss are closed. What’s the best on that off night? Maybe Kyo-Ya?

It is a small, yellow bean from India known in British Englsh as: “Bengal gram dal.” In Hindi it is “chana dal”, and in Bengali it is "chholar dal." Does anyone know a local source? (Preferably in San...

Paul Roberts - Thomas Keller Restaurant group...well he left last spring. He is now working for Harlan Estate/Bond.

What Robert said. I’d hit Slanted Door.

Robert said >This morning i woke up with a mysterious craving for a Felicia’s jelly donut — if only it weren’t 3,000 miles away. How i envy you Bostonians who need only scoot down to Readville for lunch at...