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	Cleveland Wok 767 Cleveland Ave S St Paul, MN 55116-1348 Phone: (651) 699-3141	Chinese cooking with a down-home feel, featuring Szechuan chicken, shrimp with honey mustard and Chinese five-spice squid.

	White Rock Coffee 769 Cleveland Ave S St Paul, MN 55116-1348 Phone: (651) 699-5448	Local acoustic acts provide weekend music, paintings by local artists hang on the walls and sidewalk seating is offered in warm weather. A big, carpeted play area with tiny chairs, toys, checkerboards and books for children is also available. Local book clubs like to meet here, and there's a good supply of newspapers. Come in early on weekdays to see the gigantic coffee roaster at work.

	Highland Grill 771 Cleveland Ave S St Paul, MN 55116-1348 Phone: (651) 690-1173	Bright green walls, sparkly seats and cherry red tabletops wake you up before you even get to the coffee, while track lighting makes the grease on your diet-killer food glisten. Post-hipsters, 30-somethings crowd the place, digging into heaping plates of food or playing cribbage over tea. The menu is a classic Twin Cities mix of comfort food done with a creative twist, like Andrew's killer banana waffle--hot, melted bananas dripping over a big waffle

	Chatterbox Pub 800 Cleveland Ave S Saint Paul, MN 55116 Phone: (651) 699-1149	Review Coming Soon.

	Tiffany's Sports Lounge 2051 Ford Pkwy St. Paul, MN 55116 Phone: (651) 690-4747	Locals and nearby college students congregate here to guzzle beer and catch football games in the comfy sports lounge on weekdays. A hip young crowd can be seen dancing the night away on weekends, when the bar turns into a popular singles spot. Boasting a hometown feel, the bar also features billiards, pool tables and the occasional local live-music act. It is also home to University of Kansas Jayhawks fans.

	The Tea Source 752 Cleveland Ave S Saint Paul, MN 55116 Phone: (651) 690-9822	Review Coming Soon.

	Punch Pizza 704 Cleveland Ave S St Paul, MN 55116-1319 Phone: (651) 696-1066	The tiny dining room is painted in cheery shades of orange and yellow and filled with rustic wood tables and chairs. Lively Italian posters decorate the walls. Punch attracts a diverse neighborhood crowd, from middle-aged couples enjoying dinner without the kids, to first-date types exchanging witty banter over wine. All the pies are fired in a wood oven, true to the Neapolitan style of pizza-making. Ingredients range from San Marzano tomatoes to creamy, fresh mozzarella.