Minneapolis–St. Paul, MN
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Press picks, until locals rank their own Top 5s. Sourced from the local food press. As seen in Star Tribune and Minnesota Monthly. Updated September 2026.
Alary's Kitchen + Bar · Downtown St. Paul
Alary's is the Twin Cities' go-to Bears fan hangout, a St. Paul bar founded by a 1940s Chicago Bears player that keeps its old-school, unpretentious roots under new management. The new owners have added food and cocktail options alongside updated paint and fixtures, plus 30 big-screen TVs throughout. Order a drink at the bar and settle in among the Bears crowd, with free parking nearby.
Mac's Industrial Sports Bar · St. Anthony Main
Mac's Industrial Sports Bar sits just over the river from Downtown in the Old St. Anthony area, with 27 beers on tap and a menu that runs from burgers and sandwiches into Asian fusion and Tex-Mex. A TV stays visible from the window seats, the bar and the pinball machine alike. The food is shockingly good. Order a burger or a Tex-Mex plate and pick a spot with a screen in view.
Gabe's Bar & Kitchen · Como Park
Gabe's Bar & Kitchen is an all-American, old-school hangout on the edge of St. Paul's Como Park, easily reached but rarely crowded. Wood-paneled booths and a jukebox running 1970s and '80s classics set the scene around whatever game is on. The State Fair-quality cheese curds and mini-donuts are the kitchen's strength. Order the cheese curds and the mini-donuts and settle into one of the booths.