The list highlights the 50 restaurants that the paper of record is most excited about.
New Restaurants
The restaurant fills the space previously occupied by long-standing neighborhood eatery Cousin Hugo’s Bar & Grill.
In Pagedale, Goss’Up Pasta cooks up gourmet comfort food in a new food court space. Chef-owner Qiuana Chapple debuted her latest counter-service restaurant on July 31, offering her homestyle pasta dishes, breakfast, wings and soul food.
The restaurant occupies the space formerly home to Grand Tavern.
The restaurant is a collaboration between Six Mile Bridge Beer and acclaimed chef Ben Welch.
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Two converted trailers and a portable bar can meet you for just about any event in the St. Louis area.
Immerse yourself in Legos, raise a stein or score some delicious popcorn this weekend.
The new build will feature about 7500 square feet of space to eat and drink.
The brand will launch with two inaugural spirits: a 5-year straight bourbon whiskey and a 5-year rye whiskey.
Neighborhood Guides
After more than six years of planning, the food hall at City Foundry is finally here. While more vendors are on the way in a second wave of openings coming this fall, the starting lineup of ten concepts – plus a bar – offers a wide range of fare for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Whether you'r…
To many St. Louisans, a small stretch of restaurants along Olive Boulevard is known as the area’s unofficial Chinatown. Roughly defined as between Interstate 170 to the west and Midland Boulevard to the east, the dining district is home to a vast array of Chinese restaurants serving everythi…
One of the hottest thoroughfares in St. Louis these days is Cherokee Street, where a growing number of new businesses are operating alongside the neighborhood's historically Latino restaurants, butchers and bakeries. Something new seems to open on Cherokee just about every month – and on wee…
Editor's Picks
Patio season has arrived in St. Louis (finally!), and there's really only one way to celebrate.
Warm weather calls for beer, and lucky for St. Louisans, there is no shortage of local breweries to pick up brews. Whether you want to raise a pint on a local patio or bring home some cans or bottles to enjoy, here are a few spots where you can find St. Louis' best beer.
Is any meal lazier, or more pleasant, than brunch? Breakfast is for getting up and getting moving. Lunch is for fueling up to get back to work. Even dinner, with its social demands, can have its stresses. But brunch? Brunch is pure bliss.