Top St. Louis Restaurant Stories
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Gooey Louie's
King Louie's Empire aims to convert St. Louisans to pizza by the slice More >>
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Ale Invasion
Flying Saucer lands near Busch III. Beer ensues. More >>
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Mission Accomplished
Mission Taco Joint spices things up in the Loop More >>
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A New Bromance
Bar Les Frères is a welcome addition to the Zoë restaurant family More >>
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For Gut Check, Memorial Day will always be associated with American flag T-shirts, pork steaks and family picnics, all of which suggest the need for a great outdoor spot to enjoy the holiday.... More >>
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On Saturdays the Brown Shoe parking lot (on Maryland Avenue just west of Straub's) in tony Clayton is transformed. Folding lawn chairs are assembled into an ad hoc seating area, crates of... More >>
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Only a few weeks ago I reviewed the new downtown location of Robust (227 West Lockwood Avenue, Webster Groves; 314-963-0033) and (635 Washington Avenue; 314-287-6300). Good thing I didn't wait... More >>
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There's a certain kind of understated pleasure that can come from cracking open a twelve-pack in your own back yard as the Cardinals game buzzes in the background. But as we dive headlong into... More >>
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Humans, allegedly, are supposed to eat to live, not live to eat, but where's the fun or danger in that? Especially in St. Louis, where each new season brings new crops of tempting food... More >>
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Food fests, barbecue and crawfish boils abound during this holiday weekend. If the smoky scent of grilled food doesn't getcha right off of the bat, consider hitting up some alternative events... More >>
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This summer, the Saint Louis Art Museum provides a few more reasons for Forest Park visitors to stop by and drink it all in. On Saturday, June 29 and Sunday, June 30, the museum hosts a free... More >>
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The Daily Meal has ranked "America's Best Ribs" in a slideshow, and three St. Louis restaurants are among the top twenty barbecue joints. Bogart's Smokehouse (1627 South Ninth Street;... More >>
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Gut Check loves Wendy's, especially for its classic Frosty. Softer than soft-serve yet not quite a milkshake, the Frosty has always been our preferred french-fry condiment. Naturally our... More >>
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Café Mochi (3221 South Grand Boulevard, 314-773-5000) The Hours: 4:30 to 6:30 p.m., Tuesday through Thursday. The Deal: Select rolls are half-off, $1 off beers and two-for-one select... More >>
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Grub Street, the food blog of New York magazine, posted a slideshow yesterday highlighting 41 of what it calls "hyper-regional sandwiches": ...individual creations that, for one reason or... More >>
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On Monday night, when we decided to go out for an early Hump-Day drink, a storm was on the horizon, but we chose to tempt fate anyway. We jetted up to the top of the Moonrise Hotel to check... More >>
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This Thursday, May 23, soccer hooligans will descend upon Busch Stadium. That's right, the world's most beautiful game will be played on a baseball diamond-turned "pitch" (that's British for... More >>
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St. Louis should have a dozen by-the-slice joints battling for your downtown dollar. Can King Louie's Empire Deli & Pizza (1131 Washington Avenue; 314-553-9999) get the ball rolling? My review... More >>
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Some quick-hit opening news from around town. - Driving South Grand Boulevard the other day, I spotted activity at the former Mikey Moes location at 5535 South Grand, near the intersection... More >>
Latest Reviews
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You cut a pizza into wedges (everywhere outside of St. Louis, that is) and you call the result "slices of pizza," but this is not the same thing... Read more about this restaurant >>
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Whether you're a card-carrying beer geek or a craft newbie still weaning yourself off lawnmower lagers, Flying Saucer casts a spell on... Read more about this restaurant >>
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Next time someone tells you St. Louis is hopelessly behind the latest national food and restaurant trends — this someone will almost... Read more about this restaurant >>
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Bar Les Frères, the new venture from restaurateur Zoë Robinson Pidgeon and chef Ny Vongsaly (I Fratellini, Bobo Noodle House),... Read more about this restaurant >>
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Visited the Loop lately? The iconic stretch of Delmar Boulevard is undergoing a seismic transformation, and I mean that literally: Our offices... Read more about this restaurant >>
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I don't wear disguises. I don't dress up unless the restaurant tells me I must. Sometimes, though, as I try to figure out what makes a particular... Read more about this restaurant >>
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To enter Basso you descend a broad, curving stairwell into a cavernous basement. Gas lamps flicker along the wall, casting long, dancing shadows... Read more about this restaurant >>
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Jim Randall is walking toward the front door of BBQ ASAP, the restaurant he and his wife Mary opened last year, and I am very, very nervous. In... Read more about this restaurant >>
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The calamari looked innocuous enough when our server brought the appetizer: familiarly curled squid rings breaded and fried to a light golden... Read more about this restaurant >>
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I didn't order the tuna at the Restaurant at the Cheshire. I didn't order the smoked salmon, either. I didn't order the pork-belly appetizer, the... Read more about this restaurant >>
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