Enjoy An Upscale Dinner With A View At Holman’s Table, A 2-Story Riverside Restaurant In Minnesota
Holman’s Table in St. Paul, MN offers a unique dining experience with views of the Mississippi River and an active airport tarmac.
Holman’s Table, in St. Paul, MN, is a Minnesota restaurant with a view that’s unique in the Land of 10,000 Lakes. Not only does it afford diners a panoramic vista across the Mississippi River to the downtown St. Paul skyline, there’s a little something more to this restaurant that sets it apart.
Holman’s Table opened in a historic St. Paul, MN building in 2018.
The upscale restaurant offers a dining experience in an atmosphere imbued with understated elegance.
You’ll find classic favorites, such as salmon and filet, as well as inspired dishes and specials on its chef-driven menu.
Enjoy a craft cocktail from Holman’s top-flight bar program, a glass of wine, or a local brew.
But folks who dine here get a little something extra with their meals - beyond even the beautiful views of the downtown St. Paul skyline.
No, it’s not just the food or the restaurant’s proximity to the Mississippi that draws diners.
The building that houses Holman’s Table is the historic terminal at the St. Paul Downtown Airport - also known as Holman Field.
The restaurant sits directly on the tarmac - as does its seasonal patio - and planes often pull right up in front of Holman’s Table.
With its location on the tarmac of an active airport, Holman’s Table offers diners plenty to see as they eat. In fact, you never know what might pull up to the restaurant!
Holman’s Table can even arrange helicopter rides for its guests.
We think a meal at Holman’s Table sure beats airline food - by a long stretch! For more information about the menu or to make a reservation, visit Holman’s Table on the Web. You’ll find further news and updates on Holman’s Table’s Facebook Page.
For another unusual surprise in the area, head down US-52 a bit toward Inver Grove Heights, where scientists recently discovered a previously unknown meteorite impact crater. You’ll find some trails along the river that are technically in the crater, and, knowing that you’re walking where a massive meteorite struck the Earth may shift your perspective a bit as you take in the scenery.
Have you had a chance to dine at Holman’s Table in St. Paul, MN? Tell us about your experience in the comments! If you have some other favorite Minnesota restaurants with a view, be sure to nominate them, so we can consider including them in future articles.
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