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    Razava

    4.4 (35 reviews)
    Open 7:00 am - 4:00 pm
    Updated a few days ago

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    Ben K.

    Was craving some salmon cream cheese bagels for our weekend brunch menu, so I stopped into Razava to grab some of their popular Jerusalem bagels! Free street parking is available out front and on adjacent streets. The space itself is lovely, especially on this sunny day! Floor to ceiling windows looking out onto Grand Ave makes for a great backdrop to this simple, modern bakery. If you look close, there are little snippets of history throughout the space as well! The barista and cashier were very helpful and friendly during my visit! The Jerusalem bagels were made fresh and paired perfectly with our cream cheese and smoked salmon! While I was at the shop, I snagged a Cardamom latte, which was delicately spiced and deliciously crafted. Enjoyed every sip as I took a moment to relax inside the shop!

    Sofia M.

    Everything about this place feels intentional, from the space down to the last bite. The Jerusalem bagel with whipped cream cheese was warm, crunchy on the outside, pillowy inside, simple and perfect. But the real star was the smoked salmon bagel! The whole experience felt like a little escape without leaving Grand Ave. Street parking on Grand Ave, no dedicated lot, so grab a spot along the street or check nearby side streets during busy weekend mornings.

    Jerusalem Bagel
    Gita B.

    Really like this bakery that has some delicious lunch items. The Jerusalem bagel is fresh, crispy, and hearty. Ricotta toast is on crusty fresh bread, light, airy, and floral. The interior space is casual, modern, and inviting. It's always a busy place! I love coming back here for a quick lunch.

    Espresso and baguette
    Mike B.

    Finally, a local place that knows how to serve an espresso. One of my favorite things to do in a city is go for a walk and stop for a coffee or espresso and maybe a small bite to eat. Today I stumbled upon Razava Bread Co. on Grand Ave in St Paul. I ordered an espresso and a baguette. The espresso was served perfectly in an appropriately sized ceramic cup alongside a shot of seltzer water. As it should be. The baguette was crispy on the outside and light and airy on the inside. It's the closest thing I've found to an actual baguette this side of the Seine. As it should be. The vibe was low-key and neighborly with plenty of seating and windows to let in the morning light. Perfect for people watching and enjoying a slow winter morning. Also, as it should be.

    Shakshuka
    Michaela S.

    This was my first time here and I wish I grabbed some bread for home. I saw everyone getting the Jerusalem bread and I wish I tried it?? I've never heard of it. I had the shakshuka (small) and it was to die for. I've never had it before but after I had it, I wanted to learn how to make it at home because I loved it so much. I wish it came with more bread. I'm sure I could've ordered more but by the time I needed more, the line was incredibly long. I've heard they run out of bagels on the weekends by the late morning so I'd suggest coming early. Seating is limited for this popular neighborhood spot. Also had the bagel with salmon and it was delightful. The outside of the bagel is quite tough but the inside is sooooo soft. Seriously, next time I'm here I'm leaving with stuff for home - including some of that cream cheese.

    Luke G.

    Unique bakery! We really enjoyed the bread and the bagels! The jerusalem bagel is sooo big! It was good, and we'll definitely good back!

    Nice and spacious inside
    Evelyn F.

    Razava is sourdough heaven for those looking for that characteristic tang. I've been there twice, most recently 5/31 (Saturday). They offer great drip coffee and other caffeine-inna-cup, but we come here for bread. I recommend getting their San Francisco and porridge loaves (they even had samples when we were last there). Your mouth will get a workout if you go the bagel route, which most argue that's a good thing (I'm inclined to agree as long as my jaw doesn't hurt afterwards). I recommend the lovely nutty Jerusalem bagel. I'd recommend passing on the tahini biscuits, very chalky. Their shakshuka is just good. I'd love it if they started offering toast flights so we could try all the breads they offer. Bathrooms were clean and shared with the Japanese restaurant next door. Parking is free on street but it can get pretty crowded since it's a popular area.

    Iced latte
    Brianna L.

    This cafe is light and airy with delicioussss bales, bread and coffee! I ordered their smoked salmon bagel, one of their most popular menu items and it was SO GOOD. Literally bursting with flavor. And when I was sitting outside something fell from the sky and plopped in my drink, and they made me a new latte, no questions asked! Indoor & outdoor seating Counter service Light lunch or breakfast Healthy options!

    toast with fish and avacado
    Molly B.

    delicate without being boring. actually, it's wildly tasty for how delicate it is. I love honey walnut shmears but too often are they too sweet - not this one! Food came quickly and it's a pretty location. Gorgeous lighting (as you can tell from the photos) I highly recommend!

    Jerusalem bagel with beet-horseradish
    Claire L.

    Oh we got some competition now on grand avenue! This place is . Service was so quick. Got there at 11am. Jerusalem bagel and cream cheese, chai tea came out within 1 minute of me ordering. Cream cheese and bagel were amazing. Great price. Staff is extremely friendly to the point where the New Yorker in me was suspicious. Can't say enough good things. Super cute interior. If I lived here I definitely would work remotely at one of the tables, or stop by regularly in the mornings for a latte.

    Razava is an amazing addition to Saint Paul. Their breads and bagels are delicious, and they really nail it on the old-world naturally fermented style. Yes, the crust is thick and chewy, and they bake the loaves darker than other local bakeries -- but in my opinion this puts their flavor and texture a notch above the competition. At the bakery, service is quick and the interior has fun cafe vibes. Get some cookies for the road, too.

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    The sourdough from this place *chefs kiss* a lovely place to hang out and eat some dough on a Saturday morning.

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    This place ROCKS, the coffee is so good , the bread is amazing, and the little open faced sandwiches are bomb

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    The Jerusalem bagel with whipped cream cheese was warm, crunchy on the outside, pillowy inside, simple and perfect.

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