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- The Fountain on Locust. Step into The Fountain on Locust, and you’re instantly transported to the roaring twenties. With its vibrant Art Deco interior, this spot isn’t your average eatery.
- Winslow’s Table & Bakery. Just two blocks from the Delmar Loop, Winslow’s Table & Bakery is an experience that seamlessly blends dining with shopping.
- Crown Candy Kitchen. Welcome to Crown Candy Kitchen, where every visit feels like a delightful step back in time. Since opening its doors in 1913, this spot has become a favorite for those seeking unique places to eat in St. Louis.
- Fox & Hounds Tavern. Located in the Cheshire Inn, Fox & Hounds Tavern offers a dining experience straight out of a classic novel. If you’ve ever dreamt of enjoying a meal in an upscale hunting lodge, complete with cozy chairs, rustic furniture, and a mesmerizing stone fireplace, this is the place to be.
Jan 24, 2019 · A St. Louis tradition—and possibly the oldest running restaurant in St. Louis. Harry Karandzieff and Pete Jugaloff opened the doors in 1913, using candy-making skills they picked up in Greece. They wanted to create a family-friendly place to share their delicious creations. More than 100 years later, Harry’s family continues the sweet ...
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- Mai Lee. 8396 Musick Memorial Parkway, Brentwood; 314-645-2835. Lee Tran opened Mai Lee 30 years ago as a Chinese restaurant, unsure whether St. Louis diners would be receptive to the cuisine of her homeland, Vietnam.
- Crown Candy Kitchen. 1401 St. Louis Avenue, 314-621-9650. In the century that Crown Candy Kitchen has been holding court over the corner of St. Louis Avenue and 14th Street, much has changed in the world of ice cream and confectionary.
- Charlie Gitto's on the Hill. 5226 Shaw Avenue, 314-772-8898. Legend has it that, in Charlie Gitto's previous incarnation as Angelo's, the kitchen gave birth to one of the icons of St. Louis cuisine: the toasted ravioli.
- Tony's. 410 Market Street, 314-231-7007. Tony's is not just St. Louis' finest restaurant. It's so legendary that it has become shorthand for excellence in the city's dining scene — an elder statesman so revered around town its name can be used as an adjective: "It's nice, but not 'Tony's nice.'"
Apr 19, 2024 · After trying dozens of new restaurants in the St. Louis area, the Sauce Magazine team has chosen 13 great new spots we think you should try.
May 17, 2024 · For every fresh-faced newcomer on this list, like Sado, Telva at the Ridge or Bagel Union, there are restaurants like Brasserie by Niche, Sidney Street Cafe or Louie that remain the benchmark for...
Restaurants are about favorite dishes, special hideaways, precious time with family and friends. We've lost countless St. Louis restaurants once special to us. Lost Tables collects the culinary memories of these eating places — from their first course to their last.
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Oct 1, 2024 · The 37 Best Restaurants in St. Louis, Missouri. Oxtail with fufu at a buzzy West African food truck, a Korean crab boil in the back of a pinball bar, a midcentury tasting menu at an intimate...
