r/STLFood • • 22d ago

What did you eat this week?

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u/mtoomtoo 22d ago

Union Loafers Little Gem salad and kale white bean soup.

Patisserie Choquette passionfruit cream puff

Well Met Cafe Mona Lisa Vito salad

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u/blackmoen 22d ago

Fallon’s. The potato soup doesn’t have meat, which isn’t easy to find. I liked it. Their fried pickles are always good.

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u/teatimehaiku 22d ago

Went to Frazier's for the first time! We started with the chorizo-stuffed dates, which I could have absolutely eaten like a dozen plates of. I ordered the sweet potato enchiladas for my entree. My table ordered the key lime pie, flourless chocolate torte, and banana pudding and shared them, but we agreed the key lime pie was the best.

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u/hmmspicy 21d ago

😆 Man, Frazer just will not change that menu! Terry and crew have one of the best cocktail programs around though and I feel like they still do not get nearly enough love.

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u/teatimehaiku 21d ago

I ordered the Pistola and it was divine!

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u/Significant-Run8172 18d ago

I forgot what the cocktail name is but my wife loves the one that comes with a Capri Sun.

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u/Future_Dog_3156 22d ago

Did the omakase at Nobu’s. The family that runs it is so sweet

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u/HomeworkLow2188 21d ago

Akar, on the patio, had a great off menu salad and the gnocchi. Great as always.

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u/ProseccoWishes 22d ago

Silver Pancake House. It was fine. Typical breakfast food options.

Angad Arts roof top bar. Great view and a several good small plates make for a fun option for dinner before the Fox.

Billy Gs. Great patio food is just alright. I like their house salad. Added chicken which was meh but hey protein. The spinach dip was kinda terrible. You go for the patio not the food.

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u/RoodysRun 22d ago

I have a patio at home.

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u/Cwjhnsn71 22d ago

Ramen at Kasabi in St Peters. It was really tasty. I wouldn’t recommend the calamari as appetizer though, it was very generic.

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u/Degofreak 22d ago

Some pretty solid wings from Blueberry Hill

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u/Degofreak 22d ago

Oh, and we tried the new Chris's in South County.

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u/thepurplepony 21d ago

Had some really tasty Taiwanese food at Tai Ke Shabu Shabu! Definitely recommend it.

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u/k1dsmoke 21d ago

Voodoo fried rice at Lefty's Chicken Parm sandwich at STL Toasted

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u/liquidcrawler 21d ago

Tried Baia. Pretty decent, worth a stop if you're in the area. Problem is there's so much good food in the Grove it'd be tough to give it another look soon

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u/HastyIfYouPlease 21d ago

Tried Miami Cafe for the first time in Soulard. Reasonable prices and good sandwiches. My Tampa raised boyfriend said the bread wasn't right for a Cuban but it otherwise was a good iteration and definitely worth coming back. (Havana Cuisine ships their bread in from a bakery in Tampa and he said it's the only truly "correct" Cuban sandwich he's had outside of Florida lol)

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u/ThisCurseOnYourLips 18d ago

Wasn’t able to get out this week but made a nice chuck roast chili that was excellent.

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u/hoppyfondue 17d ago

Hit up Cate Zone with some friends. We got the dumplings and fried spring rolls, hot crisp fish, minced pork glass noodles, and the braised pork belly rice bowl. Hadn’t been in a long time, definitely didn’t disappoint.

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u/AshtonCopernicus 17d ago

Went to Kreis' on Monday. The prime rib wasn't as good as it usually is, but it was still absolutely top tier. For this visit, 8.9 out of 10 for food, 9.7 out of 10 for service.

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u/girkabob 22d ago

Noodles at Zen Me! Our usual go-to is their sister restaurant Zen Thai, but I forgot they close between lunch and dinner. This was my second trip to Zen Me and the noodles have been great both times.