Mim's Cafe/Lori's Coffee House

Where can you go to eat on the Saint Paul campus, anyway? Let’s face it, the options are pretty limited. Luckily this little Middle Eastern restaurant/coffee shop combo has long been a mainstay for Saint Paul’s students, and rightfully so, as their food is both delicious and affordable. You won’t find anything fancy here, but they definitely know what they’re doing. Falafel isn’t meant to be upscale, anyway; it’s like vegan comfort food. The coffee shop half of the building, while a little odd and unpolished, has great prices, a large tea selection, and offers an alternative to the student center for taking a break or studying.

There's not a lot of info there, but they do have a website.

Mim's side

Lori's side

Top 5's:
1. Vegetarian/vegan options
2. Best for: grabbing lunch, studying, meeting a friend
3. Patio, weather permitting
4. Wifi!
5. Real cheap

Wally's Falafel

Shawirma, gyros, falafel, hummus and so much more, Wally's will indubitably fulfill all of your Middle
Eastern and Mediterranean hankerings.  The spicy falafel is punchy and the salads are crisp there is literally nothing on this menu that won't make your taste buds go ga-ga.  The friendly prices welcome you in but if you have time to spare to study or want something in your stomach before a night of partying this is the place to be.  So grab a hot tea and cold hummus and start the party in your stomach.

Top Five Tips
- Agreeable hours: 11am to 11pm EVERYDAY
- Come here before you go out
- They treat student's nicely (the owners son goes to the U)
- Carry out some food and bring it to a party
- The bathrooms are clean

Wally's Falafel