I went to the Sauce on the Side in Clayton. Parking was limited on the street, but we did get some…read moreluck when we went around 6:30pm. I had ordered the food for pick-up, hoping that it would be quick. But, my friends who ordered in got their calzones sooner than our pick up order. We did end up dining in with them and noticed that our friend's portions of calzones looked slightly bigger than our to-go orders. But, the calzones were still tasty and I liked the variety.

I arrived here around 2:50pm with my sons to grab some lunch. We are visiting STL from out of…read morestate. It wasn't busy and we were the only ones there. I ordered around 3pm. We got the feliz navidad calzone, 5 piece pepperoni basil bites, and the taste two (calzone and buffalo chicken bites). All the food came at 3:15pm. I was expecting the bites to come out first. This was the experience at a different location we tried 2 days prior. Nonetheless, the food was just as delicious! It was made fresh. The mini is the perfect size. I got a regular size last time and I only ate half and took the other half home. My teen son (big appetite) couldn't even finish the regular sized one. We ate at this establishment twice during our vacation, so that should tell you how good it was! If it was up to my teen, we would've eaten there a 3rd time! The food is great. As a side note, After ordering and bringing the food, interaction with staff was very limited.

Food very good, plenty of gluten free, I've never had a reaction as a Celiac diva. The service was…read morefabulous, prompt, and friendly. 10/10 will continue to go again and again. Pancakes are banging. Brunch very good. beautiful surroundings, beautiful plants, lovely patio. Shout out to Michael. King

Sooooo I could probably indulge in this happy hour every single day after work if I had zero self…read morecontrol. Do yourself a favor and check out this HH soon if you never have! The online ordering on the patio couldnt have been quicker/easier. The giant basket of chips & tray of dips was around $7 and the margaritas were $4.50. These are great margs - not overly sweet with cheap sweet & sour. And you can add a tajin rim! I couldn't decide which dip was my favorite...probably need to go back again soon to reassess... ;)

I haven't been to Shake Shack in so long and I hadn't visited the Ladue location so this was a…read morefirst! Parking is great by it being in a plaza. There are kiosks near the entrance to order your meal, take a number, and have a seat on the patio or inside the dining area. Ordering was flawless. Our food was out in less than 15 minutes (Saturday at 1pm). The presentation was amazing and food was delicious. No complaints. I could clearly taste each ingredient in the burger and the shake. They have a section off the dining area with a shuffleboard table! Their prices are high but as a once in a while treat, I can dish out the money.

This place is unfairly maligned, and I'm not sure why. It must be attracting the wrong kind of…read morecustomers, the kind of people more than happy to regale you for hours on end with their opinion about the seasoning on the tendies at Cane's. I don't need to know these people personally to be able to name the 10 CDs they owned back in the 1990s. (If they weren't around back in the '90s, obviously I wouldn't want their opinion about anything.) Shake Shack isn't as good as Hi Pointe, but it's good enough that I wouldn't drive past a Shake Shack to get to a Hi Pointe if, for some reason, I just had to drop a Section 8 rent payment on my lunch. I was only there yesterday because I was meeting people, and I figured I'd go all out since I might never return. I didn't get the most elaborate sandwich, but more so because the specialty selections sounded, erm, ridiculous to me, to use currently acceptable terminology. But you best believe I got both a shake and the weirdly pale-looking cheese goo on my fries. I notice they nickel and dime you on various add-ons and options, e.g. whipped cream on your shake and what have you, which seems kinda pathetic, but it still ends up being less than you'd spend at a Five Guys. But that's true of literally anywhere you can shop in 2026, including Hermès. I appreciate the fact that you can order via kiosk, like at a Panera. It saves you from having to explain how you'd like your sandwich to the staff, which may or may not consist of Ladue residents. (They honestly seemed lovely.) Ordering my Double ShackBurger, I noticed that it comes standard with lettuce and tomato but no pickle or onion, which are available free of charge, so I went ahead and took care of that. The weird cheese gloop on the fries is only $0.50 extra, but I don't know how necessary it is. As its complexion (so to speak) suggests, it lacks the tang of stadium nacho cheese. It's not bad, but I would have been fine with just ketchup. Crinkle-cut fries are no one's preference (literally no one), but these might be the GOAT crinkle-cut fries. They're crisp to the point where they held up even under the gloop, but they weren't all dried out. They wanted another $0.50 for the whipped cream on my Cookies and Cream Shake. Are they saving up to go play Pac-Man? The shake was nearly impossible to suck through a straw when I got it (ahem), and that's even before you account for the bits of off-brand Oreo cookie. I wish they'd give you one of those bigger straws, not just a regular soda straw. If they're doing that for the environment, I might have to get the president involved. For some reason, they made my burger twice. They brought out a tray with everything on it, including my burger, and then later they brought out another burger. As a result, I ended up eating two double cheeseburgers, cheese fries and a shake. It wasn't my finest hour. I shudder to think how many calories I consumed. The guys I was there with (no Diddy), who were all runners, were shocked and appalled. They're not ginormous burgers, but I notice the buns are a little bit smaller, so the meat and various toppings hang out over the edge. It's an odd bun, weirdly soft and chewy, with a flavor that calls to mind the more premium/non-WIC hot dog buns they carry at the nearby Schnucks. The meat didn't seem to be as high quality as the meat at the aforementioned Hi Pointe, but the toppings were, uh, top notch. Overall, I'd describe the burger as an elevated Dave's Double from Wendy's, which, if you know ball, is the highest compliment you can pay anything, let alone a burger. I'd be curious to know where people are eating, if they don't like Shake Shack, but maybe I don't want to know? It'll be a while until my system is rid of all that ground beef, and longer still until I've recovered financially.

One 5 Star deserves another! Great menu, great service and great burger. They offer both indoor…read moreand outdoor seating. The listing of beer on draft is listed on a chalkboard. I debated between the 5 star burger and the gateway. They also offer veggie burger and bison burger on the menu. Gateway burger $12.95 - Smoked bacon, cheddar cheese, onion rings and house made BBQ sauce. Great tasting burger and lovely BBQ sauce on the side. The bacon pieces were a bit on the crunchy side. Sweet potato fries $3 - Crispy and delicious. .|\---/| | @_@ | ..\_^_/..2026

This place is much more of a hole in the wall than you'd imagine. I parked right out front, and I…read morestill had a hard time finding it. A guy from my running group asked me which way it was, and I was like, "Uh, I think it's that way." A few places on this strip all have similar awnings. I thought I was lucky finding such a good spot. By the time I was done with my run, maybe an hour later, all of Clayton was an absolute ghost town. It makes me wonder what they'd have to put here to get people to visit Clayton during the evening, a 7 Brew? Inside is more along the lines of a bar, with a number of beers on tap and decor that may have been purchased from a Kohl's. I appreciated the way they had the beers on tap written on the wall in ginormous fonts, and I'm sure the elderly are similarly appreciative. Sometimes you ask these waiters what beers they have on tap and they act like they're doing you a favor by listing them. I asked this hillbilly they've got waiting tables at the Syberg's over on Dorsett what beers they have on tap, and he just said they have 30 of them. Uh, thanks? I wonder if he counted them. I went with the 4 Hands Incarnation, which I have at least once a week, because I get it for free. It seemed less "high gravity" than it does when you get it in the tall cans.Hmm... Usually, my move at these burger places is to order a bacon cheeseburger or a specialty burger that has bacon on it. 5 Star had such a burger listed first on their menu, making my choice easy enough. I toyed with the idea of ordering the Green Chile Cheeseburger, but not seriously. I wasn't sure what the green chiles would taste like, and what if they turned out to be gross? The Blue Ribbon Burger comes with bacon, port-braised onions and Gorgonzola cheese, along with LTOP. No, that's not a typo. You get thinly sliced red onions in addition to the port-braised onions. It feels weirdly generous of them, even though they're just onions, and all the fresh toppings are of a seemingly high quality. I was more ambivalent about the toppings specific to the Blue Ribbon Burger. I didn't dislike them, but I was less impressed by them than I would have expected. The bacon was good, but it was in crumbles and I think I would have liked it more if it were in thick, crispy strips. No Diddy. The cheese was either not flavorful enough or in not abundant enough quantity to be much of a factor. The onions, on the other hand, provided a nice flavor kick--less tart than I expected, more along the lines of the onions in a french onion soup. The fries were kinda whatever. They were good, being french fries and all, but not as gourmet as the menu would have you think. And they don't give you very many of them, if you get the regular serving. Weirdly, the regular serving doesn't cost much money, by Brandon-era standards, but the serving-size is decidedly skimpy. Why not just charge a normal amount and give you a normal quantity? Even the large won't exactly break the bank. I went with the small because I just wanted to see what they were like, for the sake of citizen food journalism. You're welcome.

Great place for lunch after a trip to the zoo!…read more We loved the double burgers and the fries! The burgers are cooked perfectly! The fries have great crunch and seasoning! The service was good! We ordered carry out and they brought our food out to the car! Don't skip this restaurants because of the lack of parking! You will not want to miss a good burger!

Pictured: Frisco Melt, add bacon, add jalapeño, TLOP on side…read moreSweet potato tots Andalouse Sauce and DLux Sauce 8th time hi pointe eater, 1st time reviewer. This was solid but not the best thing I've tried from Hi Pointe but the bar is high. Sweet potato tots are a nice side and the sauces are 4/5

This was an amazing spot to try!! Vegan food!! So I'm…read morecurrently fasting this month and doing meatless Mondays. And thanks to google, this vegan spot was first on the menu. Upon entering you are greeted by a friendly cashier, definitely recommend ordering from them! Remember, they are cashless! I forgot that on my second meatless Monday! I changed my mind and decided to get something more! the second time upon visiting I got the Dirty Little Vegan (chicken imitation). This was a very good experience! I will definitely come back if you want a personable experience. On the inside it was only one chair. So be mindful you may have to eat somewhere else. But they are friendly indeed! Definitely recommend trying something new, you would be surprised at what you like!

Love visiting and having Bougie Bites! The staff is so friendly and being vegetarian I love the…read moreoption to pick from the whole menu! The burgers are so good and I love that when I have one I never feel too full after. If you're in the area check them out you won't regret!

When they first opened I gave them a 5 star review. Now that they have settled in the food has gone…read moredown hill. I ordered a Philly Cheesesteak Sandwich and it was horrible. I wish I took a picture. The bread was falling apart as I ate it, there was barely any meat and the fries were horrible. The fries tasted old and were cold. I keep giving them chances but after this I'm done. Nothing like when they first opened.

This is a small place. There's no room to eat inside. There's a little parking lot. The young lady…read morewas new. She was preparing call in orders as well as the orders of those who placed orders inside. The food is reasonably priced. I got the red hot riplets wings and burger and fries. The wings were seasoned well. The burger was good. The fries were average. They are open late.

This faat food place has casual dining. It nice how it is decorated with some of their food items…read moreand it says something about the food. The food was good. The Remix sand is Texas toast, roast beef, garlic aoli and Swiss cheese. The combination of garlic aoli and the seasoning paired very well. The fries were good. I needed a little salt. Customer service was decent. The took our orders. They were friendly and accommodating. They made the experience pleasant.

Lion's Choice is my favorite fast food! I absolutely love their original beef sandwich, baked…read morepotatoes, and their Orange Cream. I love that it's a local chain, so still supporting local but able to make it work on my busy schedule.