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 Serves a lot for a little |
602 Westgate Ave St. Louis, MO 63130 United States +1 314 725 1944 |
This deli is a favorite with the local college crowd. This is due in part to the 10 percent discount given to students on top of the already low prices, but that certainly does not mean you will be disappointed by the quality or the service ;both are definitely satisfying.The kitchen serves a variety of Middle Eastern dishes for dining in or takeout. Some of the best and most frequently recommended dishes are the hummus, the pistachio baklava and the falafel. Delivery is also an attractive option for many diners. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Hotel, Casino, Restaurants |
200 South Front Street St. Louis, IL 62201 United States +1 800 777 0777 http://casinoqueen.com |
Casino Queen offers room, board, and gambling in East St. Louis. The Casino features a variety of games and has a reputation for liberal slots payouts, with table limits from $2 to $2000. The Gateway Arch of St. Louis is directly across the river, and is visible from hotel room windows. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Diner food straight from the 1950s |
5900 Natural Bridge Blvd St. Louis, MO 63120 United States +1 314 383 3333 http://www.goodygoodydiner.com... |
The Goody Goody Diner, which has been serving up tasty diner food since it was established in 1948, still survives in a location that most of its contemporaries have long since abandoned. Casual is the theme here, and in a city that is home to relatively few real diners, the Goody Goody is a find. You can get breakfast until 11am (all day on Wednesday and Saturday). The kitchen serves everything from French toast to a fish cake breakfast and a pork chop platter. There are big salads, including an excellent Greek salad, plus hamburgers, roast beef and country fried steak sandwiches, and, of course, meatloaf. What would a diner be without meatloaf? Or without chili mac, for that matter? Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Quality late-night dining |
1121 S Hampton (Hwy 40) St. Louis, MO 63139 United States +1 314 644 2600 |
This is a great place to go for late-night dining or a delicious breakfast. The diner has a 1950s decor scheme, with booths and seating at the bar. Some people like to eat at the diner with friends just so they can play songs on the jukebox; you get a full 11 songs for $1. It is located near Forest Park at Hampton and Highway 40. Breakfast choices include pancakes, French toast and cereal. The lunch and dinner menu includes the restaurant's famous chili-mac, burgers, ham and cheese, fish, chicken, steaks and pasta. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Freshest breakfast downtown |
615 Pine St (Seventh Street) St. Louis, MO 63101 United States +1 314 588 8432 http://www.edible-difference.com/ |
This is a great place to have breakfast downtown. For the last 12 years, people have been stopping by here whether they are coming from an area hotel or are on their way to work. All of the food is made to order, and diners can either enjoy a leisurely meal in the restaurant or take their meal. The casual decor and background music make for a pleasant atmosphere. The menu includes muffins and bagels for breakfast and sandwiches, soups and salads for lunch. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Kosher king |
386 N Eucllid St. Louis, MO 63108 United States +1 314 361 0100 http://www.saucemagazine.com/k... |
Kopperman's has been churning out incredible food since 1897. It also has one of the best kosher menus in the state of Missouri. Bring a huge appetite when you come and be prepared for some serious eating. The simple wooden chairs and tables give off a casual ambiance. The main attraction is the food, once you get over the huge Barnum & Bailey framed poster, it happens to take up an entire wall. You have a craving for matzo and kosher corned beef, while your companion wants salami and eggs. The creative, versatile menu can easily accommodate the two of you. Alcoholic drinks include beer, an impressive wine list and specialty rum drinks. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Wine & Dine Delight |
1234, Washington Avenue (at North Tucker Boulevard) St. Louis, MO 63103 United States +1 314 241 7770 http://www.lucasparkgrille.com |
A trip to Lucas Park Grille & Market is like experiencing fine dining for the very first time. Just a little ways from Lucas Garden Park, this trendy, well-decorated restaurant dishes out memorable food with good service. Famous for it's delectable fillets, such as the Grilled 8 Ounce Fillet with Whipped Goat Cheese Potatoes and Red Wine Braised Field 'Shrooms, you would do yourself a disservice not to order one. For those who like their liquor, there's a fully stocked bar and over 250 wines. The Lucas Park Market has plenty of gourmet items for sale, from fine cheeses, jellies, chocolates, breads and wine. Review © 2007, Wcities |
