Maison Darras
401 Robert St N, Saint Paul, MN, 55101
Maison Darras Menu
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Salads
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Traditional Sandwiches
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Chips
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Drinks
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Desserts
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Salads
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Traditional Sandwiches
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Chips
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Drinks
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Desserts
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Address :
401 Robert St N
Saint Paul, MN, 55101 - Phone (651) 379-2770
- Website https://www.maisondarras.com
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Opening Hours
- Mon :7:00 am - 2:00pm
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Lunch
Bike Parking : No
Good for Kids : No
Good for Groups : No
Attire : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : No
Waiter Service : No
Caters : Yes
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Megan P.
When I worked in St Paul this was my favorite lunch place. I loved the turkey and goat cheese panini. The food is delicious and so authentic!
(5)Sal K.
I rarely eat in the skyway, but when I do, I want it to be a treat. Maison Darras is a treat. The staff was great when I asked for guidance with the menu on my first visit here. I mentioned my dietary preferences. A vegan panini was offered to me right away - without skipping a beat. My request to have twice as much spinach inserted into the hummus panini before it was pressed was even met with a smile. A skyway sandwich that is delicious, affordable, and relatively healthy? Yes please! I know I'll be back.
(4)Steve P.
This restaurant is on my A list for St. Paul lunch spots, so I get there once a week. I usually alternate between the Paninis (I'm a fan of the Creamy and the Rachel) and a Quiche Lorraine. It's busy and the food is very high quality.
(5)Andrew W.
I had serious food depression after changing jobs and moving from Minneapolis to St.Paul till this place opened. I'm a big fan of the curry chicken and the chicken pesto panini. All of their deserts are great (specially the pumpkin bars in the fall). I visit this place on average about 2x a week, the owners are great friendly people and the place is just nice looking. At $5 per you're not going to find a better price/quality food in the skyways.
(5)Rebecca Y.
I just have to say I love this place. I've been going here for a year now and try to hit it at least once a week. Since then I've strayed from my favorite tomato, basil and fresh mozzerella sandwich to try their salads, soups and other delights such as their mouthwatering chocolate chip cookies. From the people who work there to the food, this is a gem hidden in deep in the St. Paul skyway.
(4)Ellen C.
Costs more than Jimmy John's, but for the quality, Maison Darras is a bargain. And you know it's good because the owner is French. The paninis and quiches are delish, but my favorite is the dreamy creme brulee. Proper hard top and so many vanilla bean specks! One of my favorite spots for downtown St Paul lunch.
(5)Kaye M.
Smushed sandwiches is what we call the delectable paninis Maison Darras offers. My favorite is the Rachel, with a brownie, which I learn they shave the chocolate for the brownies by hand. Everything is yumtasitc for a great price!
(4)Raja V.
Maison Darras was rated by Minnesota Monthly as the best skyway lunch spot in the Twin Cities for 2009. And I can see why. Aside from grilled paninis and salads, they also have quiches and great desserts (including an amazing creme brulee). Affordable too - less than $5 for a grilled sandwich.
(4)Carolyn B.
This is turning into my favorite place to grab lunch when I find myself in St. Paul during the lunch hour. Both times I have been there, I have tried the soup of the day. The first was a delicious (and vegetarian) carrot ginger. The second was a yummy and not-too-heavy cauliflower soup with mint and peas. I really like that their soups don't rely on heavy cream for consistency and flavor. They let the ingredients stand on their own and presumably keep the fat content down as well. I love the small side salads as well and look forward to trying one of their many veggie panini selections. I just read that they are opening a location in the Minneapolis skyway. Yay!!!
(5)Jeannine D.
I'll let all of the other reviewers rave about the entrees. My favorites at this spot are the side dishes and desserts. They have mastered the minor details that make the mundane special. My favs: -Cauliflower soup -Chick pea salad -Creme brûlée -Brownies -Peanut butter cookies: these are perfection, hear? Crumbly and moist, smooth, rich and not too sweet. Get them within the first hour they're open for lunch or miss out. They sell out fast!!
(4)Chelli E.
This skyway gem provides a delicious, quality lunch - a rarity in downtown St. Paul. (While St. Paul has some decent sit-down places, the "fast food" is generally subpar). They make grilled panini sandwiches that are perfectly crisp on the outside and warm and delicious on the inside. My favorite is the Reuben. They don't overstuff the sandwiches either. Several vegetarian options are available. Soups are homemade and you can taste the difference. Give it a try - you will not be disappointed!
(5)Whitney G.
This is the place to go for a good sandwich, friendly service, and tasty options. You can get a combo with a sandwich, soda and a DESSERT. That's right, A DESSERT! I've had their creme brulee and their macaroons so far, and let me tell you, they are delicious!
(5)L R.
Love this so much! I always am tempted by the salads and soups but end up not being able to resist the paninis. Good size for the price, delicious, many good options, and the people behind the counter are friendly even at the height of the lunch rush.
(5)Susan L.
Parlez-vous francais? Oui? Non? No worries! This airy sandwich, soup and salad spot is a refreshing depart from the many Subways, Jimmy John's, and similar sandwich chains that plague the downtown St. Paul skyway food system. My friend and I used to call this place the "Air" place because it was so clean and neat and looked to upscale for us to drop in. We were wrong. I've developed a rapport with the owners and they are so eager to please. They can pretty much make you any panini you want, but if you are hard-pressed for items to put on your panini, they have a wonderful flavorful menu that has it's own "je ne sais quoi". My favorite is the chicken curry (I usually take off the bread because it's that good and I can't be bothered with bread) and the homemade soups. The husband and wife pair make their own soups, salads, and desserts and use fresh ingredients that you can taste with every bite. St. Paul, take note. You need more places like this in your skyway. NOT another Potbelly.
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