Park Cafe
335 Broadway Ave, Saint Paul Park, MN, 55071
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Address :
335 Broadway Ave
Saint Paul Park, MN, 55071 - Phone (651) 459-7201
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Opening Hours
- Mon :6:00 am - 8:00pm
- Mon : 6:00 am - 8:00pm
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Breakfast
Parking : Street
Bike Parking : Yes
Wheelchair Accessible : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : No
Attire : Casual
Ambience : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : No
Waiter Service : Yes
Caters : No
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Stephanie S.
After my horrific experience at the other cafe in Newport/SPP (the one that rhymes with "Morth Hole"), I was a little leery of trying out another old school diner. Thankfully the Park Cafe was exactly what i was hoping it would be - small hole in the wall with a sweet older waitress. I got standard breakfast fare - eggs, toast, hashbrowns, and bacon. The bacon was overcooked, but the rest of it was exactly what one would expect - solid. The BF got the all you can eat chicken, and said it was the best chicken he ever had. The highlight of the meal was the waitress walking back into the kitchen and yelling out - "We need another piece of chicken for the all you can eat guy -- make it a BIG one!" She also stated that we should keep getting chicken and take it home with us - not typically for an AYCE special in the least, but very sweet.
(4)Lisa M.
Rockin Reba! My dining companion and I stumbled upon the Park Cafe one night while at a local establishment. We said, 'that looks like a neat little locally owned place, let's go there tomorrow AM.' Well, lo and behold this place is good! My favorite breakfast item is always an egg sandwich. I love to try them at different places - Coffee Cup, Keys, Cecil's. Well, my search has ended. This place has the best breakfast sandwich I've ever had!! If I go there and don't get it, I'm disappointed. Now, it's not that I don't like other things there, it's just this sandwich is so good I can't not get it. I like hash browns but they have to be crispy, so normally I would try the hash browns, but since I saw someone eating CRINKLE CUT FRIES, I ordered those. I know not everyone has a french fry preference, but crinkle cuts are my favorite, so I always get those. My dining companion loves the Mountain Man Kirby, I think it's a pile of meat on top of hash browns, onions, peppers, with eggs. The place is small, the servers friendly, but the food is a little slow because I think they really just have 2 people cooking in the kitchen. What I also enjoy is the fact they have Diet Mountain Dew. A perfect breakfast = The Reba, Fries, and DMD. It's a little off the beaten path, but hey, if you have to take a taxi home from the Legion across the street, you can eat there, then pick up your car the next day.
(4)Eric M.
It's more or less a truck stop restaurant. Got an omelette that was huge, but tasty. It was a cold morning, but felt cold inside the place. If you're in the neighborhood and need breakfast, it's a good stop in.
(3)Whitney G.
This is one of my comfort spots. They have daily specials, but my favorite is definitely their all day breakfast menu. I would recommend one of the Kirby's!
(4)Emily O.
The Park Cafe is the closest to a home cooked meal as you can get. I used to take my grandfather here twice a week for lunch. They have a variety of entrees serving breakfast, lunch, & dinner. With daily specials priced around $5, you can't beat it. The cafe is small with an old-time diner feel. The staff is always friendly & would chat it up with my grandpa for the entire duration of our meal. My grandfather loved the ribs & sauerkraut on Tuesdays, while their house salad with french & ranch dressing is my absolute favorite for no other reason than the croutons are crunchy & the lettuce to veggie ratio is perfection. Pay @ the counter & don't forget to grab a dumdum sucker on your way out. :)
(5)Russ W.
Very nice place. Great breakfast.
(4)David C.
The food is good. The price is right. Just a little off the path unless you live right there. Is NOT upscale or new. But if you want a simple dinner for good food at a good price this is it.
(5)Hailey E.
I waited patiently for an hour and a half to get my food with no warning of a wait. I understand that Saturday brunch is a busy time, but they were unapologetic and took their sweet time talking to regulars. The food was unimpressive. I asked if they were low-staffed and the waitress said no they just keep everybody around until they die. What a way to run a business.
(1)Patrick M.
After reading the glowing reviews on Yelp I was very disappointed with my experience here. I stopped in for lunch on my way to Afton. I'm a big fan of greasy spoon breakfast foods (who isn't?) and decided to give Park Cafe a try. The place was pretty busy at 11:45 as it was nearing the peak hours for greasy brunch. I jumped into one of the only open stools at the counter and grabbed a menu. I placed my order with one of the serves and pulled out my phone to check in on my Yelp app and read the news. Time began to feel long. I casually glanced around the room and noticed--to my horror--no one had food at their tables. The kitchen sounded busy. But the plates that came out were few and far between. A couple tables complained to the cashier behind me that they had been waiting very long for their food. I realized this was going to be an exercise in patients. It took a full 45 minutes for my omelette and hash-browns to come through the swinging kitchen doors. By that time I was ravenous. I plowed through my food with reckless abandon. Probably better than the alternative. My plate was soaked in grease. Hash-browns were dripping in oil. Not awesome and not worth the wait. Maybe they were training a new cook. At least the servers were friendly.
(2)Allan C.
Had one of those Sunday morning middle school basketball tournament consolation games to attend. Wanted a close breakfast/lunch place that wasn't too freewaysish. Found it at Park Cafe. Right on Main drag (Broadway) in St. Paul Park. The cars out front told us we would probably be okay. Staff were comfortable and nice. From the booth where she was enjoying coffee with a local, "Grab a seat where you like, we'll be right with you". And they were! One of us had classic American breakfast and the other had BLT chicken salad. Both were fresh and prepared well. Service was perfect and pleasant. Prices were great.
(4)Mandy L.
One of our favorite neighborhood spots. Down home small town cafe with American Classic menu. Hot beefs & the Kirby are where it's at. Never had bad food but the wait can be long to get it. Small place to hat can get busy. We love the main waitress but I can't remember her name!
(4)Katelyn H.
The food was good, but the waitress was sort of rude and not friendly. This made my experience here not so great.
(3)Robert H.
A little dingy place. Nice character though. Very limited seating. My bacon was blah and the biscuits were hard. too expensive. I Will not try it again.
(2)Jamie L.
I've been coming here for 15 years, usually with my grandparents after church on Sundays, and the food has always been amazing. Earlier this spring was the first time I'd been there in a couple years, so I wasn't sure if the food was still as good as I remembered it. It seems like they haven't skipped a beat. I had the biscuits and gravy with hash browns. The biscuits were perfect golden brown and very fluffy. The gravy was rich and flavorful and the hash browns were perfect. Of course this is not exactly all healthy food but it is definitely worth it to splurge at Park Cafe. Also, everything is very cheap.
(5)Robin L.
Old, small but great comfort food.
(5)Suze S.
So much food at this place, I can hardly stand it! I've lived less than 5 miles from this restaurant for almost 10 years. Sadly, I just finally visited. I was under the impression that they only served breakfast (I'm not sure why- but we all know what happens when you ASSume!) Anyhow, their menu is HUGE. And much more fresh and complex than I though it would be. We went for breakfast, and it was delicious. Because I'm not at all a morning person, I can't remember exactly what I ate, but I'm reasonably confident it was eggs Benedict with hash browns for me, and French Toast for The Man. It was delicious, but what I remember the most from that visit is being extremely angry that it was breakfast time, because the dinner menu looked amazing... Me- screw it. I want a sloppy joe. Ooo! Or maybe the poached pear salad! Ooo! Ooo! POT ROAST! Doesn't that sound amazing? The Man- it's 7:30 AM. Just order your eggs Benedict like you always do. Me- but, mashed potatoes! And French Onion Soup? Doesn't that mean ANYTHING to you? The Man- we can come back you know, we live like 5 minutes away. Me- *pout-ily orders eggs benedict* I'll have to update when we go for lunch/dinner.
(4)Dawn U.
First time here. It's a total throwback to small town diner foods that I'd have in high school back in the 80s. My husband had chicken fried steak with eggs and hash browns. I had open faced hot beef sandwich with mashed potatoes and gravy. Mmmmm - yummy comfort food. Couldn't have it all the time - it was so unhealthy - but we will be back! Breakfast served all day!!
(4)Aero E.
I can only agree with the posts here. This place has got that hometown feel, reasonable prices, and good, home cooked food. Went for dinner and I got the shrimp dinner and my wife got the all you can eat fried chicken. The shrimp was good, hard to mess those up though. But, the chicken was actually quite good, syep ringlet to me, and the gravy was different than the stuff you normally get at other places. It either wasn't from a jar or they did a good job if finding one that sure didn't taste premade. The inside could use some updating, but that's of little concern to me as long as the reason that I came there for, the food, is delicious and easy on the wallet. I would definitely go back.
(5)Lisa W.
Been to the park cafe only for breakfast and many times. Prices are great, servings are huge and everyone treats you like family. I always order the eggs Benedict, which instead of Canadian bacon like you get at restaurants this is a nice thick piece of ham. Husband has tried many things but loves the corned beef and hash. This is NOT from a can! Place is very small, tables and seating area are very small as well. They make you feel appreciated to be there and love their customers
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