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Dressel's Public House

4.1 (465 reviews)
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Closed 12:00 pm - 10:00 PM
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Moderate noise
Good for groups
Outdoor seating

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Dressels Pretzel
Chris O.

Some of the best fish & chips and great beer. awesome bar and vibes. The soft pretzel might be the best I've had. Will definitely be back when in stl

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Wanda H.

Came the day before St. Patrick's Day specifically to get a Reuben. Really glad we decided to share it, otherwise it would've hurt to eat all that. It was absolutely delicious. Service was good and attentive. The old school atmosphere of the building really lends to the ambience. Truly enjoyed the visit.

Tammi W.

Stopped here because it's a DDD which means that Guy Fieri visited. There was a wait as the place was packed. Service was good. Grilled cheese with bacon added was amazing! I was scared of truffle oil but don't let that stop you, it was amazing! Also tried the porcetta Louie sandwich which was good. Mac and cheese is outstanding!

Melissa V.

The fish tacos are amazing. Large flaky pieces of fish and generous sections of avocado. I ad the mixed greens as a side and it was a generous salad. We had the house IPA and really liked it. The patio is quiet and shady.

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Steven B.

I am a fan of Lam Burgers, so when I saw them on the menu, it was a no brainer on what I was going to order. When I ordered, I asked if the House Chips were similar to the original Dressel's chips and they said, they were. Again, no brainer on what to order. My Lamb Burger, was made with ground lamb from Colorado, topped with an apricot chutney, whipped goat cheese and garnished with a pickle and lettuce. OMG, it was so delicious. The chips were not exactly like the previous Dressel's, but they were still a good crispy side for my burger. I was dining with a friend and their order was the Ruben with Fries. She was not impressed with the Ruben, but her fries were top notch. I actually wish I had ordered the fries over my chips. When friends get together, of course you've got to have adult beverages. I ordered a, Handsome Stranger. I liked the creative name and it was made with Elijah Craig, a favorite of mine. It was masterfully made, so I had to have a second one. We dined at the bar, so our server was the bartender, Rachael B. She not only made our drinks masterfully, she was an attentive server, as well. So, if you're in the CWE and want a casual lunch or dinner, I recommend Dressel's.

Fish And Chips
Alex R.

Walked in on a Tuesday night, plenty of diners but not too crowded and we were able to be sat right away. I had the lamb burger and soup side. My boyfriend had the fish and chips. The lamb burger was tasty but did feel the chutney overpowered it a bit. The soup was on the bland side. The fish and chips were delish and definitely a recommendation! Right amount of batter and the fries were well done too! We will be back for the fish and chips for sure and will also try the regular burger.

Truffled Grilled Cheese
Whitney S.

Dressel's was the STL staple that I am glad I finally was able to try! The menu has something for everyone. We had the pretzel and rarebit as an app. The pretzel was so fresh and delicious! My entree was the grilled cheese sandwich with tomato bisque. It was good. Next time I'll get this as an app to share. Don't skip on the bread pudding! Definitely the highlight of the meal!

Lamb Burger and Mac and Cheese
Danielle P.

Enjoyed an evening at the bar at Dressel's. The host that night worked quickly with each guest to get them seated. There is a decent selection of beers on draft. I have been to Dressel's a few times and l have not had anything underwhelming. The lamb burger was good but the side of mac and cheese was delightful. I appreciated the staff and the environment.

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The restaurant was clean! The staff that I came across were friendly, pleasant, and greeted me with smile's. The food was good, and sauce it came with brought out more flavor in my meal.

Cauliflower appetizer! Amazing!
Cheryl G.

Food is excellent. If you like cauliflower you need this appetizer. Really even if you don't. We also had the grilled fish tacos and the lamb burger. Excellent all the way around!

Fish And Chips
Devin B.

Walking in Dressel's was a bit like walking back in time. It's homey and rustic, everyone seems to be a regular, the service is fast and personal, and the food is limited to a few traditional but well done options. The dish and chips are the best I've had in St. Louis. My partner had the lamb burger and devoured it. We could barely choose between the off menu desserts but went with the crème brûlée on the waiter's advice. We will be back to try their other staples!

Get the pretzel!
Cian D.

Oh dressel's, how I love you. We went last night after a huge flop at another restaurant. They could fit in 8 people at 7pm and the host was the nicest person! Super accommodating and helpful. The reopened Dressels is just as good as the old dressels. Lamb burger was delicious. Everyone really enjoyed their food. I personally really loved the house salad- excellent dressing. Our server was really nice and did a great job. A huge draw for this place is the excellent on tap beer selection- my dad loves it. I love the wooden and brick interior. The round table we sat at made conversation easy in a big group. Get you butt to Dressels!

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Amazing service. Nice outdoor patio that is dog friendly. Food is great. Good salad and soup! Honestly it's such a great place.

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Llewellyn's is located on a very narrow street named Moody. There is one-sided street parking, but…read morethe neighboring lots appear to be other businesses, so we parked at the rear of their building and walked up. I didn't know the World Cup would be on, so it was so loud inside I could hardly hear myself think. We asked to sit on the patio where it was a bit quieter. However, more soccer fans were on the patio, smoking and wishing the US game to be put on. As soon as they accommodated this request, it got louder. Our waitress was lovely but also couldn't hear us outside at times. I ordered steak and brie sliders (appetizers) while he ordered the famous steak sandwich. The sliders came in a trio, and I ordered a side of sweet potato fries. The portion of fries was massive, and each slider is cooked to your liking and came with 3-4 chunks per slider. I did wish it had more brie and caramelized onions, but it was still good. If they ever want to elevate the recipe or make an offering, garlic butter buns would set this off even more! He enjoyed his steak and cheese sandwich, and we tried their seasonal blackberry margarita with our meal. I hadn't been here in a while but will avoid it during peak game times of the year. I personally can't handle a lot of noise while dining!

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On Friday we went to The Block in Webster Groves the first time. We arrived around 7:00 pm and the…read morerestaurant was busy. There was a 20-30 minute wait so we found seats at the bar and ordered cocktails. Very good. Very strong. The Block is a great space. Tall ceilings, warm & inviting, perhaps a little low lighting for us challenged folks, but nice, easy to read menus made up for it. A busser brought us water and shortly behind him was Laura-Beth, (our server) with a big smile and menus. After explaining the menu, specials, and taking our drink orders she left us to think about our choices. The menu is a little limited but includes sandwiches as well as entrees including fish option.. Being a "butcher" restaurant we both opted for the ribeye, medium rare. The steak comes only with fries which I ordered while my date went for whipped potatoes. I also went for a side of spinach. We also split a Block Salad as a starter. Choosing to split the Block Salad was a good idea. It was more than enough for two. It was great version of a chopped salad with fresh greens, bacon, smoked ham, egg, house-smoked cheddar, tomatoes, red onion, dressed with just enough buttermilk dressing. Really enjoyed it and just the right amount of salad. Only criticism is not salt and pepper on the table. Probably by design but disappointing. Next came our steaks and sides. We both ordered medium-rare. Her steak was a little under but close enough. My steak was raw in the center. I should have said something but there wasn't so much it was inedible for me. Better under than over! The seasoned fries were good and the whipped potatoes very good were delicious. The fresh spinach was cooked perfect, but under seasoned. All in all, good sides. We finished with Irish Coffee and vanilla ice cream. Kudos to the staff A special thank you to our server Laura-Beth. You were spot on friendly, courteous, attentive, and made our evening great and not just good. Overall, a good place, A bit expensive but where isn't these days. Well worth a try if you haven't.

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