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Need advice for St. Louis
If you only had one night in St. Louis to go out to dinner, where would you go?
Re: Need advice for St. Louis
Kemol's is fabulous. Very different. Or, Angelo's on the Hill.
How much do you want to spend?
Tony's is the best old school restaurant in town (incredible service).
Niche and Vin De Set are also good.
I wish I could! lol St. Louis it is since BF has training there.
Probably not something super expensive but not necessarily super cheap either. Does that help? lol
Do not, under any circumstances, go the the Old Spaghetti Factory. Blecch. There are dozens of really good Italian places on the Hill.
Cunetto's is good, but there will always be a wait. We called once to ask if there was a long wait for a table, and were told that there was no wait time. When we got there (literally 5 minutes; we lived less than a mile from the place), we were told 45 minutes to get a table. When we explained that we had just called, the hostess said "Forty-five minutes isn't a wait for us." Favazza's, Zia's or Lorenzo's are also good.
Haha, it was good when I went, but that was several years ago.
Hey I personally like OSF but it is a national and it certainly isn't a place I would take out of town guests. For something with local flair I would pick a place on the Hill.
The Hill is where a lot of Italian immigrants settled and is full of wonderful family owned Italian restaurants, shops and bakeries.
Niche, Salt, Farmhaus, Home Wine Kitchen, or Milagro Modern Mexican.
Blood and Sand is the best new restaurant in town. It's a club though, but they do have guest passes if you can swing it!
And as a St. Louis native, I think most of the Hill isn't good.. provel is the devil.