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Three Kings Public House in the Delmar Loop

The standout appetizer is that pub classic of housemade chips and rarebit — in this case a "fondue" made from Irish cheddar and Urban Chestnut's terrific Winged Nut ale. The chips — crisp, golden-brown, slightly chewy and brimming with potato flavor — are so good that Three Kings should offer them as a side with sandwiches and burgers, rather than the unremarkable French or sweet-potato fries. Click here to continue reading Ian Froeb's review of Three Kings Public House. Photos by Jennifer Silverberg.

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A Late-Summer Walk through the Delmar Loop

With summer slowly coming to a close, we decided to meander through our own neighborhood, the Delmar Loop, before cooler temperatures hit the city for good. During our stroll, we found quite a few characters living it up on a Tuesday night.

Photos by Steve Truesdell for the Riverfront Times.

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Protest Puts a Chill on Loop Ice Carnival

The annual Delmar Loop Ice Carnival warms the hearts of many attendees, but this year, things were a bit chillier than usual. On January 17, 2015, one day after the Snow Ball kicked off the weekend, demonstrators visited the Loop on one of its busiest days for a #BlackLivesMatter protest, stemming from a Ferguson police officer's controversial fatal shooting of 18-year-old Michael Brown in August 2014. Demonstrators of all ages and backgrounds marched down Delmar Boulevard, invoking Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and blocking traffic at Delmar and Skinker. Some onlookers were wary, while others joined the march.

Photos by Micah Usher for the Riverfront Times.

More photos of recent protests:
- Partying and Protests Ring in 2015 at the Hyatt Regency
- Anguish, Arson and Tear Gas in Ferguson after Grand Jury Decision
- The Faces of #FergusonOctober
- National March on Ferguson Leads Protesters to Police Station

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