I was here on a Monday for KS 95 radio, music from the heart concert for mental heath awareness. This was advertised on facebook as an event. I actually even went alone. I looked around and this place really lost some tenants from the pandemic. There were 5 places open, pasta and oil, CBD, soap, o cheese and Pimento Jamaican. I didn't buy anything and used the bathroom twice. Lauren Daigle performed 5 songs and was awesome. I parked on the street. It was nice outside and there were plenty places to sit. Due to lack of vendors open, I see no reason to return. Review 74 in 2023. read more

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This a great place to spend an afternoon in St Paul. It's a building filled with shops food and so much more. On the second floor is a brewery and it's filled with comfy chairs so you can drink a cup of cheer It's a place to support local businesses and buy nice gifts and eat amazing food read more

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To be honest I wish this market was a little better. I went over the holidays and just wasn't impressed with the variety of options and pop up stores. I also got a scalding hot tea from the coffee shop and I asked for a sleeve and they looked at me like I was crazy. Then it took me about 15 mins before I could drink the tea. And then went last week and it appeared to be completely closed except for the brewery on a Sunday afternoon. I don't know about you but when it's winter in Minnesota, it's nice to have an indoor market. Hope this spot gets better. read more

It is so important to support our small business in our community and Keg and Case brings so many of them together. Located in a historic St. Paul building, you will find a variety of food, drink, dessert, and good small businesses each with a personalized display. Keg and Case does a good job of brining in new vendors and keeping it fresh for customers. I went for the candle making experience at Roselines Place and LOVED the class. It was so fun making candles and hanging out in the market while they dried. The food options were not great for a week night. There were two main vendors open and they were just average for the price. It's worth a stop, even if it's just once! read more

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Keg and Case at first glance seems like a nice booming hang out spot, now more seems like a ghost town. There's about four or five businesses in there and some random pop up stores. More then likely Covid was the reason this place is pretty dead. read more

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This place is a blast! If you like industrial places that have history you will love this place. Imo there is something for all likings. Beer, food, shopping and of course cotton candy. Although I miss the old CC place ;) Perfect for a date night while drinking a beer. read more

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I love this place! In winter, it is a sanctuary from the snow with food and warmth . In summer it is a celebration of creativity and life! With live music indoors or enjoying the outdoor movies and music on the front lawn, this place carries the heart of St Paul! When you come in, warm up with a coffee from five watt or enjoy a beer from Clutch Brewery upstairs! Soak up the industrial feel of the room with some food from Pimento's (winner of Food Court Wars)! My favorite place to visit and continue to go back to it! While COVID has been hard on this amazing venue, I am so pleased to see it endure! It continues to be a regular spot for me! read more

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On a cold December weekday we were brought here by a local who knew we enjoyed foodie things. Stepping over ice and snow, we walked into a welcoming environment of food and gift shopping. But the first thing you see is that they are growing an amazing plethora of mushrooms! While I am not a fan of eating such fungi, I can sure as heck appreciate how cool it is to see a variety being grown like this. Truly unique! We enjoyed walking around, perusing hand crafts, home made goodies and all sorts of things. I was especially enamored by PastaMore, where we sampled different vinegar and sauces, and took home a few. read more

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After a full afternoon of attraction hopping, my friend and I decided to stop by Keg and Case to grab some food. Their dad had likened it to a similar market in Iowa and we figured it'd be a nice stop to peruse local makers and food stands. Unfortunately, despite it being early evening on a Friday, the booths were mostly closed. All the makers and shop keepers were gone with only the brewery and grilled cheese places remaining. We stopped briefly to sample some small batch salsa and to ogle the mushroom stand and bath bombs before stepping back out to the car to regroup. Seems like a pretty happenin' place if you want to grab a beer and hang on their patio, but that wasn't our scene. My friend does intend to return to check out the mushroom place and some of the other small wares vendors. read more

Keg and Case Market - Growing and selling mushrooms at Keg & Case Market - Shopping Centers Near Me - Saint Paul, Minnesota

Great place to go if you want basically everything in one spot (food, dessert, coffee, bar, little shops). While it is great and there are amazing food vendors, I kinda wish there were more options for food! Although I haven't tried the food yet, I got to try the donut shop, coffee shop and ice cream shop! I appreciate how they are all local businesses (I think?) and how high quality they are. I definitely need to go back soon and try all the other vendors! read more

Keg and Case Market - Ice cream, FANTASTIC! Was not a fan of the cone as much... - Shopping Centers Near Me - Saint Paul, Minnesota

Keg & Case Market is a gem in Saint Paul. Driving up, I felt like I was about to enter a medieval home or fortress, as the exterior boasts an industrial look. Once you get inside, the Market is sprinkled with food stands, as well as stalls selling different products from books to candles/ soaps, to clothes. Despite being quieter than I expected it to be for a Saturday and smaller than I expected it to be, it was lovely; very clean and organized! I noticed that they have a stage area which seems to be where performances are held on evenings when they have live music, comedy, and the like. The furniture is also very quirky, fun, and comfortable... in my walk-through, I noticed everything from purple velvet chairs to leather couches. Additionally, upstairs they have a brewery where customers can order and enjoy drinks. Keg & Case Market a cute spot to spend a laid back weekend afternoon, or a lively evening for one of their performances. I hope to be back! read more

Really like Keg and Case. It has many of my favorite eateries (Revival and Pimentos to name a few) around town in a similar cafeteria-style / food halls format such as Midtown Global Market or Cossetta's. There is also a brewery upstairs so the place is a total one-stop-shop for a night catching up with your friends, dinner date, or if you're looking for a beer to stay warm during the chilly autumn season. Parking is also pretty cheap and there is a dedicated lot tied to the food hall. Everything looked so GOOD but ultimately went with Revival since I haven't had it in so long and lines at the other ones can be cumbersome. Ordered - Brisket Sandwich (5/5). So noms, so delicious ... it took me back to my days working in Texas when I had easy access to delicious BBQ. The meat was so tender and succulent and there was so many sauces to choose from to complement this thirst-quencher of a sandwich. - Potato Salad (3/5). It was average. Give this place a try if you're in St. Paul. It has many familiar restaurants but menus are slightly adjusted to meet the 'street-style' environment. enjoy! read more

I am a big fan of markets like this! I was excited to learn that this just opened up. I went on early Monday afternoon and was stoked to find open, free parking right outside the entrance. It was really cold so the less time outside the better and free parking - duh! I believe they also have a private parking lot. It wasn't crowded at all in here but there was a fair amount of activity. A lot of the stalls looked really cool. They're all pretty trendy and definitely don't expect to be getting some amazing deals. Since it's all craft products and food, expect those prices! There was plenty of seating available and a lot of vendors that I'm excited to try out! read more

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Keg and Case Market.. well I sure didn't know what to expect when I pulled up. A friend posted a picture on social media and I wanted to check it out for myself. It's an older building and looks like an old brewery. There were cars parked everywhere so I figured it must be really crowded. When I walked inside, I was amazed at how modern and fresh the place felt. Think of foodie highlights from the Twin Cities and you will find those places here. They have everything from gourmet cotton candy and ice cream, to cheese boards, Revival friend chicken and mac & cheese, pottery, local honey and mushrooms, pizza and coffee. The space isn't huge and it felt crowded but I didn't mind that. I am from Philly and this is nothing compared to Reading Terminal Market where you can hardly move inside! I love that this is a mini version of something like a Reading Terminal or Pike's Place. Also the whole upstairs is a brewery which is pretty awesome. There was a sign for food trucks in the parking lot but my guess is that this is only a warm weather thing?? I could be wrong. My favorite part was the mushrooms growing inside and the bee tunnel! So incredibly creative and amazing. If I wasn't so full from my lunch, I would have gotten some of the incredible food to try. I can't wait to go back here. read more

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About a dozen different places within one housed facility is what makes Keg and Case so appealing. As soon as we walked in we were teased by the smoked brisket smell as Revival smoked meats slow roasts their brisket daily. The line wrapped around but moved quickly. Must try at Revival: Bourbon Sweet Tea$9 (smooth, sweet and Smoky) Brisket sandwich $12(slow smoked.. need I say more) Mac and cheese $8 (Baked, cheesy and bread crumble topping) Also had to check out Sweet Science Ice Cream. So creamy and delicious. They welcome sampling but trust me, get the Cayenne caramel brownie. Flavor explosion! Worker B, has their bees onsite to look at through a glass. Sampling is available here as well. For our Pooch a Pig ear from Barkley's Bistro ($6). Finally, Clutch Brewing(upstairs). You cannot walk around with alcoholic drinks but there is good standing/seating room that's the right environment to chat with friends. We tried the Blueberry milk stout and OMG, just the right amount of blueberry flavor without sweetening the beer. It's a must visit. It was our first time and we're in awe of the place. Every place accepts card so no need to rush to an ATM. read more

Keg and Case Market - Shopping Centers Near Me - Saint Paul, Minnesota

Very nice and clean market. I went before the pandemic so I'm not sure what it's like now. Try the cotton candy! It was a lot of fun to choose flavors and decorations. I recommend Spinning Wylde, the cotton candy place, the halva, and sweet science ice cream. Service is good. Clean area. Convenient to bus stop. read more

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Really cool market place! I love finding places like this especially around holiday season! They have all kinds of vendors- Food: (I didn't see all of them, but the ones that stick out) -Pimento (Jamaican food) - coming soon but they did have a food truck on site. -Spinning Wylde - Gourmet cotton candy. - tried some, it was amazing. They have a ton of flavors. -Revival - focuses on meat. - Sweet Science - ice cream. -Bogarts Doughnut Co. -Mn Slice - pizza, looked good. Looked like they are opening a brewery on the upper level of the building, which is really cool. This trip I honestly went for the cotton candy and didn't really pay attention to names of all the vendor since I wasn't in the shopping mood. But I seen a honey vendor, spices & rubs, and a few others. I will for sure go back and check them out for gifts this holiday season. Parking is rough in this area. There's street parking if you can find a spot or a paid parking lot. I'm not sure if it's free up to a certain time or what but when we went it was free. Otherwise a couple bucks an hour. Seems like a nice and fun place to hangout. read more

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Nice place To hang out and chill. Ambience is very nice and hip. Good beers from clutch brewing but 3 stars due to the lack of food venders and the food vendors they have is subpar. Like most of hip ethnic food places in hip areas in the twin cities and Minnesota- ethnic food is subpar due to how bland it is -caters to the demographic that supports it. So any ethnic food- remember it's not going to have much flavor- you have been warned with all honesty and grace lol! read more

Keg and case is a very interesting and fun place to visit in the winter. There are more arts and crafts type of vendors than food vendors, a fancier version of Midtown exchange if you have ever been there. They definitely should bring in more food places. There's a Pimento Jamaican kitchen opening up soon which is exciting! Revival smoked meats is really the only place where you can get decent food but they sell out fast as most other vendors sell either cheese, mushrooms, honey, halva, ice cream. Parking is too limited. A bigger parking lot is a must. read more

Keg and Case Market - Forest to fork - Shopping Centers Near Me - Saint Paul, Minnesota

Newly opened open food market with a bright and breezy vibe. It's like the significantly scaled down version of Chelsea's Market in NYC in the making. But it looks like a great place in the making . Not many food joints that were open last week! Pimentos is supposed to open soon and couple more seem to be in the works.The highlight of this spot is the newly opened clutch brewery. The lines were long so we couldn't get to sample . Will be going back soon . We got to sample honey varieties at one of the stores. They had some cosmetics that I tried too . Lotion , cream lip balm and serums made from beeswax which were nicely made and smelled great but quite pricey ! What was unique about this store was the bees they have brought in , and have created an enclosure for them to live and build their hives. A long metal pipe attached tk the enclosure is their means to exit and renter the enclosure. Quite an interesting sight to see and learn about bees . They have a lovely cold meat store with salami sausage varieties, a small produce store with mushroom varieties grown right behind the store in a controlled temperate enclosure. Other stores in the market sell Chocolates and macaroons , spices, bread n cheese , bagels , cotton candy , pottery , reclaimed artifacts and a huge ice cream shop It was nice when we went last weekend as it's new and was not crowded. Clutch brewery upstairs has lots of seating but they don't serve any food which is a bummer ! Beer with no food does not make me a happy camper ! With winter looming , it could be a fun family indoor spot to spend a couple of hours! read more

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Stopped by the newly opened Keg and Case Market to get familiar with what they had to offer. There's a specialty mushroom stall, honey, meat/cheese, and some pastries and ice cream; along with a few other shops and restaurants that aren't quite open yet. The Clutch brewery is up the stairs and the line was quite long, but it's opening weekend so that was to be expected. We got a brown butter brioche donut from Bogart's and I opted for the Blood Orange flavor over at Sweet Science which is a special opening weekend flavor (fantastic). I also got the September citrus beer from Clutch. All in all, this is a great place. I'm not really sure how much I would frequent it though, unless I was looking for one of those specific items. Will be interesting to see what other restaurants pop up there, that might lure me back more often. It's a really great space though and has some unique offerings. read more

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I had a fabulous time at Keg and Case last weekend! Even after the events were cancelled for weather (boo) it was still a great relaxing, covid-friendly outing. Their outdoor space is amazing. They have wood fire pits that provide just enough heat to grab a treat and hang out safely outside. Plus, they have occupancy counters ensuring they're managing capacity safely. Love the variety, an option with lots of outdoor space, and warm indoors + clean bathrooms when needed. Such a great option, especially right now! read more

I love the idea of an indoor market in St. Paul but the location/building is just a bit small. There isn't much vendors, even though it's 2 floors and if they add more, it doesn't seem like there is much room for it! I was honestly a bit disappointed and I hope it grows- as l would like to support more local shops like the ones inside here. I also would love to see more ethnic food options or shops as well and maybe a produce area to buy some organic or locally growth produce- overall I think it didn't seem diverse in here either. I was happy to try Sweet Science Ice Cream though and recommend it! Tip- parking was a bit crazy on the weekends during lunch hour, basically street parking or the lot (seems to be paid and now unpaid? Or depended on the day...not sure because once I went it was paid and another it was unpaid). Most places take cards so you should be good if you forgot to take out cash! read more

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Very cool marketplace. There are a variety of unique shops with wares ranging from cheeses, BBQ sauces, cotton candy, honey products, and even a towering case of mushrooms growing indoors. On the outer ring, there are a few different restaurants, one serving BBQ, another with interesting cocktails and a very cool open flame kitchen. The top level has a craft brewery. It was quite busy Thanksgiving weekend when I went, but the bustle felt natural rather than claustrophobic. read more

Keg and Case Market - Shopping Centers Near Me - Saint Paul, Minnesota

New! Some of the places seem out of place in this market area. The restaurants were very busy. It'll be interesting to see what will survive the year! With the parking situation (pay parking for the lot) I expect this may not be popular long. Not all good but some pottery, and unique food stuffs. A new version of the uptown International Market but smaller. read more

Keg and Case Market - Mmmm sweet science ice cream - Shopping Centers Near Me - Saint Paul, Minnesota

There is virtually nothing left in this building. Quite honestly, they should consider shutting down entirely and wiping the slate clean. Time for spring cleaning. Start over, this time with a proper strategy and direction for a space that deserves it. What could have been a warm, inviting environment was really sterile, confusing, and cold from the beginning. K&C never found the right balance of shops and restaurants, which became painfully obvious once several of the high profile vendors left. High-priced, carbonated vinegar by the 6-pack? CBD at obscene prices? Fresh-cut flowers? Halva? Keg and Case has suffered an identity crisis since the doors first opened, and seeing actual food halls like Malcolm Yards take off reveals what it takes to thrive, especially during the challenges of covid. If you want to be a market, there has to be a reason for people to visit for multiple items, especially when there is virtually no foot-traffic. The Venn diagram of folks simultaneously needing artisanal cotton candy, a small piece of locally made pottery, and obscure fresh mushrooms I expect will have little overlap. If you want to be a market with locally crafted items, that's great! Look to places like Milwaukee Public Market, or even Midtown Global Market in Minneapolis for that matter. There must be a unifying theme. Not random shops that force shoppers to ask "Why is this even here?" If you want to be an eclectic food hall, then be a proper food hall. This review wasn't intended to be mean, but I think it speaks for quite a few people who badly wanted it to succeed, but repeatedly left scratching their heads. read more

My wife and I were off for our Saturday lunch and I heard Revival had a new BBQ place at the new Keg and Case Market, which is a lot like the Midtown Market in Minneapolis. The first floor has 5 or 6 restaurants? The second floor has the awesome Clutch tap room. They make really good beer! I had an IPA up there and a beer from them with my BBQ down at Revival. The food at Revival is awesome, super juicy pork and brisket. Just amazing. There are also lots of stalls with craft stuff and honey and local institutions. Place really rules. read more

I was here yesterday evening for a work Happy Hour. Really cool place with lots of options for food and drinks. The brewery has lots of options . I had the Hazy IPA options- can't remember the names now. They also have a restaurant on the ground floor that has Tacos, Pizzas and Guac and chips etc. Ending up getting a few orders of Guac and chips for the team. Will definitely be back to explore more in the summer. read more

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I came to Keg and Case since day 2 of their existence and I've been here about 10 times or so now (helps that it's only two blocks away from me). In general, this is a great space for hanging out with friends or a date. I enjoy walking through the cute, local stands. There's so much to look at here and everything is really open. The stand owners have all been friendly and welcoming as well. Need to shout out my favorite spot here: Sweet Science. Their ice cream is some of the best in the Twin Cities in my opinion. The flavors are so distinct and unique. Don't waste your time with Bogart's Donuts, not great. The cotten candy shop is really unique but definitely geared towards kids (and perhaps Instagram users). Revival is the main hot food option here for now (that's quick), but it's a little overpriced and portions are not that impressive. I didn't give Keg & Case a 5/5 mainly because I wish there were more made-to-order/fast-casual food options here. That's the main thing that's lacking. Especially with the microbrewery on the top floor, having those food options is a must. In Bloom I haven't tried yet, but will save for a date night with the BF since it seems romantic and a little fancier in there. Overall, I will continue to be a regular here, but I really hope they have more food options soon. read more

Went here to hang out with my friend. Now, it's post pandemic and it appears a lot of vendors are gone, but we managed to still stuff ourselves with food. We started out at Woodfire. This place was eh. Menu was a bit confusing as far as what you get for tacos. Waiter explained it, however not very well as he explained you get the ingredients and build your taco. Not the case. We ordered the prawn taco to share. We got a giant prawn on a corn tortilla. That's it. No thing to add to it, though it came drenched in sauce. We also got the elotes and those were good. Then we left and went to the ice cream place. That was good, nothing special. Grabbed some beer upstairs which was probably the best part. We left with some coco bread and patties from Pimento. The coco bread was good, I got the veggie patty and didn't care for it. Will I go back to Keg and Case. Nah. read more

First off, this is a very small market. The vendors don't have much room and have to bring their products in already made. Only the restaurants seem to make their product onsite. That is okay but most vendors have a small selection. Parking has been good on my visits. The lot is average size but a lot smaller now with all of the snow. The surrounding streets are so snow packed that you would probably be stuck. They do have a nice selection of a vendors. I wish they would have made the market bigger with even more vendors and more space for the existing ones. read more

OMG! What an AMAZING place! I didn't even know it existed. For those of you that remember Mississippi Live, it kind of reminds me of there. Here there are a wide variety of little venues with various libations (beer and such), various food venues with neat options, and shops, with interesting things to buy. Even though it was 2pm on Saturday, it was busy and quite happening. If you have never been here, it's a must. It'd be great for a date, hanging out with your friends and families (earlier in the day). read more

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Pros: - Funky Food Options. They have a macaroon stand, cotton candy bar, ice cream, cheese and wine bar, restaurant, and more. You can certainly find a sweet or savory treat here. - Parking. When available, they do have a parking lot with 1 hr free parking, $3 for an additional hour. - Cute Vibe. This place definitely has a trendy, hip vibe with craft, artisan goods and unique treats. There also seems to be something appealing for all ages between the ice cream/cotton candy and the cheese and wine bar. Cons: - Parking. On weekends, the parking lot is full and street parking is completely taken so depending on the time of day, you could be in for a walk - Options. There weren't as many options as I thought there would be; some sweet treats for sure, but I think I expected more than 4 small treat vendors and 4 artisan booths. Also, although it's two floors, the second floor is entirely the brewery and seating so it felt a little like there were shops in a brewery, rather than a market. And unless you plan to sit and eat, you could walk through this place in 30 minutes and be done. read more

Everything in here is way way way too expensive for what you get in most cases. Not surprised the meatball place didn't last. 18 bucks for a meatball and some noodles? Only went there one time because i felt pressured to buy after waiting in line. Only good things here are 5 watt and clutch imo. Worth coming for those two places. read more

I was very excited to hear the Keg and Case Market would be opening in St Paul. I have been to markets in other cities like the Fulton Market in Chicago or Reading Terminal Market in Philly. I had actually made reservations at In Bloom for their opening night. We found ample parking in the adjacent lot and made our way inside. While a few of the vendors had not opened yet, we found plenty of stops that we like. A spot for spices, I love spices. Honey which I also love for ice tea and cooking. Sweet Science is one of our favorite ice creams. There is a meat counter with enough encased meats to make Abe Frohman happy. There's a flower shop, a brewery, some great places to eat, don't forget about the doughnuts and I am sure I missed a few. As we sat down for our dinner, I had forgot my cheaters so I had my wife read me the menu. This was a very cool restaurant with the huge wood burning pit. After a couple of minutes my wife just said, I don't see anything I can eat or pronounce. My wife while being the all american girl that loves hot dogs and apple pie, she is sometimes a little hesitant on eating some foods especially if you cannot pronounce it. While I was interested at eating at In Bloom especially with the reputations of chefs Boemer and Rancone, we decided to eat somewhere else. Revival which has also been on my list of places was there so we went to Revival for dinner. I selected the pastrami sandwich while my wife selected the brisket sandwich. We figured we better get some grits to share too. The brisket was excellent. Smoky, tender and complimented by a crunchy fresh cole slaw. The shocker if you will was how good that pastrami sandwich was. Not good, great! I mean this was one of the best sandwiches that I have had in a long time. Bread nicely grilled, the pastrami smoky and meltingly tender. The dressing and slaw were perfect. I could have eaten 3 of these sandwiches, it was that good! As much as I love a good burger, this sandwich was outstanding! The grits were very good too but oh that sandwich. We ended our evening getting some ice cream from Sweet Science. Overall we enjoyed Keg and Case. It will be interesting to see if they expend in the future for more vendors or keep the current space that is well used. Either way we certainly will be back to do some shopping and get another pastrami sandwich or three. read more

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Let's just say I'm going to become a regular here at this rate. 1) I'm obsessed with Revival 2) I love the flashing lights in the mushroom case 3) It's so aesthetically pleasing 4) Best thing to come to St.Paul before winter hits 5) It's cute to walk around a bit, grab some food, beers, coffee, ice cream, etc... read more

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This place may be "unfinished" as of October 2018, but it's still really, really cool. I came on a drizzly Friday night and parking was very, very difficult to come by. I eventually found a spot on the street a couple of blocks away. I think you should be prepared for parking challenges during peak periods. I had heard that not everything was open yet, so I was really surprised to walk in and see dozens of places doing brisk business! This is basically a mall, but calling it a mall is like calling Covent Garden in London a mall. It's a marketplace which mostly has food stalls, of both the restaruant-y and grocery-store-y variety. For sitting down and eating, there's a pizza-by-the-slice place (MN Slice), a fancy sit-down restaurant (In Bloom), a barbecue meat joint (Revival), and a cheese bar (Gatza & Enhancements). For immediate sweet-tooth indulgence, there is a doughnut place (Bogart's), an ice cream place (Sweet Science), and a fancy cotton candy stand (Spinning Wylde). There are places you can get meats and sauces and curious consumables like a strange & tasty kombucha-type beverage that I sampled. And there is a florist, and I think a purveyor of wood crafts. And more stuff I can't remember. The upper level I think just has one vendor, a craft beer bar. It was lively up there. But many people order food from a downstairs place and bring it upstairs to eat in that fun environment, with its comfortable vintage seating. This is an exciting place. When you come here, you will quickly start looking forward to the next time you come here. read more

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This latest addition to St. Paul is definitely a great stop to grab a beer, some lunch and/or do a bit of shopping. I've now been able to visit Keg and Case a few time - and I have enjoyed every visit so far. The market definitely has a heavy emphasis on food - so come hungry or at least ready to indulge a bit, if you aren't looking to eat or drink there isn't a whole lot to actually "do" besides walk around. There are only a handful of vendors that offer true retail goods to browse. The space is very well laid out and has lots of natural sunlight which makes this a great spot to hang out. The facility does have a parking lot (there is a small fee) and there is plenty of street parking in the surrounding area. A few tips to plan your visit: -Come hungry or willing to indulge in some treats -Expect to wait for Revival food, especially if you come during peak hours (weekend) -Don't expect to spend hours here - if you aren't eating/drinking you could be in and out in under 30 minutes -Visit during non peak hours if you can to have a more relaxing experience - I would recommend visiting with no more than 4-6 people. There aren't a ton of seating options for groups any larger read more

Keg and Case Market - Ham/pork from Revival within Keg and Case - Shopping Centers Near Me - Saint Paul, Minnesota

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A neat place to check out full of many different vendors! My favorite was the cotton candy vendor! It has many restaurants and a brewery too! read more

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Seriously love this spot. Great for college students or young adults or adult adults. Oh cheeze is probably my fav in the group love love love read more

Keg and Case Market - Shopping Centers Near Me - Saint Paul, Minnesota