A. Frost and Company prides itself on being one of Saint Paul’s premier destinations for fine dining and is a regular recipient of Wine Spectator’s Award of Excellence, alongside other accolades such as Best Seasonal Dining in the Minneapolis-St Paul Magazine Diners Choice Awards. Housed in a historic property built in 1889 in the Richardson Romanesque style with a charming outdoor dining patio, W. A. Frost serves upscale, seasonal American fare, with dishes such as the trio of Pacific Ocean oysters with sesame-seaweed salad, lemon and cocktail sauce, and the pan-roasted half chicken with smoked couscous, grilled asparagus, peas and a chicken jus.

Along Selby, beginning west of Boyd Park: an intimate, elegant patio is tucked behind Moscow on the Hill; across the street, a lush multi-level patio lays behind W.A. Frost (in my opinion, the crown jewel of the bunch); a pair of “newcomer” patios sit kitty-corner to each other at Handsome Hog and Red Cow, each with views of the sidewalk; a block west, the intimate patio at La Grolla is almost hidden between two historic buildings; a few doors farther down, the The Gnome patio sprawls around its historic restaurant; and finally, a gem of a patio sits behind Revival just past Mackubin Street.

On St. Paul’s Cathedral Hill, W.A. Frost is hidden in a historic brick structure and is arguably the most attractive restaurant in the city. Frost’s is a romantically lit establishment with various dining rooms, a double-sided fireplace, a top-notch bar, and the finest patio in the City that previously housed a drugstore of the same name. Antique furnishings and original oil paintings only help to amplify the restaurant’s allure.

It's home to some of our favorite restaurants, like Moscow on the Hill, W.A. Frost and Company, Ghebre's, Cossetta, and Grand Ole Creamery. We love strolling along Summit Avenue to gawk at the historic mansions, browsing the shops on Grand Avenue, and taking long walks along the river. While Minneapolis is also located on the Mississippi, you feel it more in St. Paul—there's a certain intimacy with the water that sets it apart.

Located in the 1889 Dacotah Building, W.A. Frost & Company has been a local favorite for more than 40 years. This upscale restaurant and bar features a stunning interior with exposed brick, elegant wood paneling, and a cozy fireplace, blending classic architecture with a warm ambiance. It’s a sophisticated spot with a beautiful outdoor patio surrounded by greenery, perfect for dining in warmer months.

Frost features a classy blend of historic touches: an original tin ceiling, a salvaged antique bar and marble tables made from the walls of a former bank. Outside, the picturesque patio is shaded by leafy trees and illuminated with fairy lights after dusk. The drink menu changes with the season, but there’s always a selection of no-proof cocktails featuring Seedlip, a non-alcoholic distilled spirit.

Frost And Company, situated at 374 Selby Ave. in Cathedral Hill. With four stars out of 369 reviews on Yelp, the lounge and New American spot, serving burgers and more, has proven to be a local favorite for those looking to indulge. This locally sourced offering has weekend brunch, lunch, dinner and dessert menus, all with its own unique fare and libations.

Frost and Co. stands like a jewel in the crown of Cathedral Hill. Inside are several seating areas: the more casual bar area, a more formal dining room and a snug lower level with a crackling fireplace. The menu changes seasonally, but always delivers elegance with a new American influence.

Frost: One of the most esteemed and romantic restaurants in the city is gay-friendly W.A. Frost, which occupies a handsome turn-of-the-20th-century building along Selby Avenue's stretch of popular restaurants in the upscale, historic Summit Hill neighborhood.

Located on the historic Cathedral Hill, W.A. Frost and Company is a great option for a romantic date to get some time away from the kids. The patio is surrounded by beautiful greenery with different types of flowers and plants everywhere you turn.

WA Frost & Company sits smack dab in the middle of the gorgeous Cathedral Hill neighborhood. It offers an upscale dining experience with delicious offerings. Sip on a cold cocktail while soaking up the summer sun on their lush patio.

Selby Avenue is a hotbed of restaurants now, but it’s easy to forget it hasn’t always been that way. In 1975, a little restaurant and bar called W.A. Frost opened without a kitchen — food was brought in by caterers.

W. A. Frost is an upscale American restaurant with an extensive wine list and outdoor seating. Historic and unique, W. A. Frost has been a longtime favorite destination for locals and visitors alike.

WA Frost sets “the Standard” for fine dining in Saint Paul -it's even what Mpls/Saint Paul Magazine called the best patio dining in Saint Paul. It is a long time destination for…

Serving award-winning, contemporary American cuisine in a turn-of-the-century setting on Historic Cathedral Hill since 1975. Guests of The Davidson enjoy specials and discounts.

Frost and Company‘s patio and I was not going to make that same mistake this year. Their patio is continuously listed on the top patios of the Twin Cities and it is clear why!

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A tree-shaded patio outside and fireplaces inside make for a mellow mood for fine dining. Local ingredients shine in items such as lamb chops with chimichurri.