So many fantastic restaurants have opened in St. Louis lately that it's hard to keep up with all of the great new food out there just waiting for you.
We've been all over town sampling what's available, and we put together a collection of can't-miss spots for you to try on your night out.
New St. Louis Restaurants You Should Visit Now
By Jaime Lees on Fri, May 5, 2023 at 1:41 pm
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Jessica Rogen
Bonito Bar
(622 North and South Road, University City; 314-727-6500, eatatfridas.com)
This new bar inside Fridas offers moody blue lights and a chill atmosphere.
Find out more here.
(622 North and South Road, University City; 314-727-6500, eatatfridas.com)
This new bar inside Fridas offers moody blue lights and a chill atmosphere.
Find out more here.
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Mabel Suen
Sando Shack
(3173 Morgan Ford Road, 314-449-1011)
These Japanese sandwiches are the talk of the town.
Find out more here.
(3173 Morgan Ford Road, 314-449-1011)
These Japanese sandwiches are the talk of the town.
Find out more here.
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Mabel Suen
Bagel Union
(8705 Big Bend Boulevard, Webster Groves)
Chewy inside, firm outside, this Webster Groves shop's fare delivers when it comes to real bagels.
Find out more here.
(8705 Big Bend Boulevard, Webster Groves)
Chewy inside, firm outside, this Webster Groves shop's fare delivers when it comes to real bagels.
Find out more here.
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Cheryl Baehr
Grand Sammies & Sides
(3194 South Grand Boulevard)
Located inside Grand Spirits, Grand Sammies & Sides has a small menu but serves up fantastic, quality food.
Find out more here.
(3194 South Grand Boulevard)
Located inside Grand Spirits, Grand Sammies & Sides has a small menu but serves up fantastic, quality food.
Find out more here.
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Mabel Suen
Sueño Latino
(Two locations including 2818 Cherokee Street, 314-899-0777)
The pollo asado, Honduran tamale and other offerings are a dream come true.
Find out more here.
(Two locations including 2818 Cherokee Street, 314-899-0777)
The pollo asado, Honduran tamale and other offerings are a dream come true.
Find out more here.
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Mabel Suen
Wright's Tavern
(7624 Wydown Boulevard, Clayton; 314-390-1466)
The already acclaimed new Clayton restaurant finds success in simple — but fantastic — classics.
Find out more here.
(7624 Wydown Boulevard, Clayton; 314-390-1466)
The already acclaimed new Clayton restaurant finds success in simple — but fantastic — classics.
Find out more here.
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Mabel Suen
Lousies on the Loop
(567a Melville Avenue, University City; 314-696-2002)
Their crispy-edge loose meat sandwiches are masterpieces and were inspired by the classic Made-Rite franchise.
Find out more here.
(567a Melville Avenue, University City; 314-696-2002)
Their crispy-edge loose meat sandwiches are masterpieces and were inspired by the classic Made-Rite franchise.
Find out more here.
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Ryan Krull
Cahokia Sawmill BBQ
(1090 Old Des Peres Road)
The new restaurant's menu features mainstays and more, like a BBQ meatball penne pasta.
Find out more here.
(1090 Old Des Peres Road)
The new restaurant's menu features mainstays and more, like a BBQ meatball penne pasta.
Find out more here.
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Mabel Suen
Katsuya
(6301 Delmar Boulevard, University City; 314-296-3368)
This fantastic spot serves up katsu and beautiful sushi bento boxes served with side dishes.
Find out more here.
(6301 Delmar Boulevard, University City; 314-296-3368)
This fantastic spot serves up katsu and beautiful sushi bento boxes served with side dishes.
Find out more here.
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Mabel Suen
Ivy Cafe
(14 North Meramec Avenue, Clayton; 314-776-9377)
The downtown Clayton daytime spot features loaded tartines, pastries, lattes and more.
Find out more here.
(14 North Meramec Avenue, Clayton; 314-776-9377)
The downtown Clayton daytime spot features loaded tartines, pastries, lattes and more.
Find out more here.
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Mabel Suen
Steve's Meltdown
(3145 South Grand Boulevard, 314-403-0053)
Now you have a dedicated place to visit for gourmet grilled cheese sandwiches.
Find out more here.
(3145 South Grand Boulevard, 314-403-0053)
Now you have a dedicated place to visit for gourmet grilled cheese sandwiches.
Find out more here.
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Mabel Suen
Kitchen 95
(2336 Woodson Road, Overland; 314-801-8895)
The steamed wontons alone are worth the trip to this hidden gem in Overland.
Find out more here.
(2336 Woodson Road, Overland; 314-801-8895)
The steamed wontons alone are worth the trip to this hidden gem in Overland.
Find out more here.
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Mabel Suen
Simply Delicious
(1115 Pine Street, 314-802-7287)
The downtown daytime spot is wildly delicious.
Find out more here.
(1115 Pine Street, 314-802-7287)
The downtown daytime spot is wildly delicious.
Find out more here.
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Da Picky Vegan
(176 West County Center, Des Peres; 314-709-1712)
These plant-based versions of burgers, salads, wings, baked fries and sweets are outstanding.
Find out more here.
(176 West County Center, Des Peres; 314-709-1712)
These plant-based versions of burgers, salads, wings, baked fries and sweets are outstanding.
Find out more here.
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Mabel Suen
Vicini Pastaria
(1916 Park Avenue, 314-827-6150)
For an authentic Italian culinary experience in Lafayette Square, put on a nice outfit and head to Vicini Pastaria.
Find out more here.
(1916 Park Avenue, 314-827-6150)
For an authentic Italian culinary experience in Lafayette Square, put on a nice outfit and head to Vicini Pastaria.
Find out more here.
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Mabel Suen
Shabu Day
(8237 Olive Boulevard, University City; 314-755-1075)
The upbeat, jovial vibe at this fantastic hot pot spot makes the restaurant feel like a lively gathering place.
Find out more here.
(8237 Olive Boulevard, University City; 314-755-1075)
The upbeat, jovial vibe at this fantastic hot pot spot makes the restaurant feel like a lively gathering place.
Find out more here.
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Mabel Suen
South America Bakery
(4279 Keaton Crossing Boulevard, O'Fallon; 636-477-6688)
Get your savory and sweet Peruvian and South American specialties at South America Bakery.
Find out more here.
(4279 Keaton Crossing Boulevard, O'Fallon; 636-477-6688)
Get your savory and sweet Peruvian and South American specialties at South America Bakery.
Find out more here.
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Mabel Suen
Hatch'd
(6931 Gravois Avenue, 314-448-1642)
One of St. Louis’ most thrilling brunch spots offers excellent creative signature dishes and classics.
Find out more here.
(6931 Gravois Avenue, 314-448-1642)
One of St. Louis’ most thrilling brunch spots offers excellent creative signature dishes and classics.
Find out more here.
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Mabel Suen
Buzz's Hawaiian Grill
(3457 Magnolia Avenue, 314-875-0076)
Buzz’s Hawaiian Grill serves an assortment of pupu (appetizers), small dishes, main plates, sandwiches, poke, dessert and more.
Find out more here.
(3457 Magnolia Avenue, 314-875-0076)
Buzz’s Hawaiian Grill serves an assortment of pupu (appetizers), small dishes, main plates, sandwiches, poke, dessert and more.
Find out more here.
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Braden McMakin
Black Mountain Wine House
(354-356 North Boyle Avenue, @blkmtnstl)
If you’re into a wine bar atmosphere but not wine bar attitude, stop into Black Mountain in the Central West End.
Find out more here.
(354-356 North Boyle Avenue, @blkmtnstl)
If you’re into a wine bar atmosphere but not wine bar attitude, stop into Black Mountain in the Central West End.
Find out more here.
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