The happy hours we send people to in Cathedral Hill, St. Paul. Part of our full happy hours guide and the Cathedral Hill neighborhood guide.
The Selby Avenue Red Cow runs the same Tuesday-through-Friday window as the other locations, with two dollars off wine, beer, and cocktails and seven-dollar starters: ahi crisps, buffalo cauliflower, Brussels, wings, scotch eggs, Wisconsin cheese curds. The scotch eggs and a Moscow mule, two bucks off, is a reliable early-evening plan.
Old-school St. Paul glamour in a room that has been doing it since the Fitzgeralds were neighbors. Wednesday and Thursday from four to six: fifteen dollars for any app (cheese curds, fries, lamb sliders, cauliflower) and sixteen dollars for any cocktail from the classic list. Wednesday and Thursday also get half-off wine bottles. The late-night Friday and Saturday window from nine to eleven is the one locals know.
A genuine craft-beer bar that runs a daily happy hour with two dollars off all apps and a tight beer list at five dollars: Two Hearted, Pacifico, Coors Light, Hamm's, Summer Shandy. Two-Hearted for five bucks is the Cathedral Hill steal. The espresso martini at nine if you are staying.
A vegan-friendly bar and kitchen on the Cathedral Hill block that runs a happy hour Wednesday through Friday from three to six with a dedicated HH menu including HH-only items like the Midwest Tuna Melt. Drink prices vary by visit, so ask at the bar. Worth knowing if you are in the neighborhood.