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    Curry sando
    Danielle J.

    If this pop up comes anywhere near you, it's worth it! I ordered three sandwiches including curry, tamago (egg salad) and strawberry. All were delicious. I still think about that egg salad one! As soon as it was planning to be near me I preordered as soon as ordering opened so I could pick what I wanted before they got low or sold out. They will sell out so be watching and order quickly! Look them up and order a sando!

    McKenzie C.

    Izumi sandwiches are beautiful!! These paired with the adorable red food truck that they come from just make me happy! I ordered these a while ago and forgot to post a review but I have been thinking about them ever since. On top of how they look they taste awesome and the onigiri that Izumi sells as well pairs nicely with them! The all over care and kindness packed into these sandwiches are overwhelming and the owner of the shop is so sweet! I have ordered from Izumi multiple times and will continue doing so!

    Mango
    Sandra K.

    Tried the veg pop up at Balkan Treat Box and was so happy I did. Had tried some of his yakitori at the Red Lantern festival and it was really good so when I saw this pop up I immediately ordered five sandos. The bread was perfect and all of the fillings were tasty and just the right proportion. I've had a good share of sandos from Japan to Houston and these were honestly some of the tastiest I've had. Nothing was over the top and it was a perfect balance in the Japanese way.

    Cute!
    Lydia C.

    Highly recommend preordering! This cute, little, firetruck-red Kei car is at Francis Park next to the beer garden every Monday. I discovered them by googling "umeboshi onigiri near me." Umeboshi is picked plum, a really unique Japanese filling. My first time visiting, they sold out just when I walked up, so I tried the other types of onigiri on offer instead. Those were good, but didn't quite satisfy my craving. They also sell fruit sandos and other Japanese snacky foods. The guy running it is nice, and let me know I can pre-order on their website starting Friday at 5pm, which I did this week and got as much as I wanted! I don't know if 5 bucks a pop is a lot for "konbini" (convenience store) snacks, but the alternative is sourcing my own umeboshi and molding my own rice balls... I plan on becoming a regular customer. I know my mom got excited about umeboshi, too, so I'll be ordering for her soon, too.

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    Try the Sando. You'll thank me. They're sweet and refreshing. Strawberry is my favorite

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    The Crow's Nest - Breakfast burger aka sandpaper.

    The Crow's Nest

    3.9(386 reviews)
    4.7 km
    $$

    Upon being seated at the Crow's Nest yesterday, we were informed that the deep fryer wasn't working…read moreand that, because we were a group of more than eight, we would not be allowed to split our checks and would be charged an automatic gratuity. Not only were we not granted an exception on the checks as consolation for not being able to order french fries, there was no indication that this had even occurred to our server. This is precisely the level of temerity we need to inculcate in young women in our society, and I'd encourage her to apply for a job at the women's-only sports bar a few doors down if and when it ever opens. It'd be tragic if she wasn't there if and when I return, but I'd appreciate the fact that she has a greater mission. Hopefully, the deep fryer is working. It being out of commission naturally limited the number of things on the menu we could order. We were only told that we couldn't order anything that required a deep fryer, not given a modified menu or anything. I started going through each item and imagining how it might be prepared, but I couldn't muster the psychological bandwidth to continue. Hit my Cash App if you appreciate the amount of unpaid emotional labor I was compelled to contribute. It occurred to me that I might just get a burger and a side salad, but then I saw that they carry a club sandwich. I love a good club sandwich, and I figured it might make for a light, refreshing alternative, given the weather. There's an option to get a cup of soup for $1.50 extra as a side with your sandwich (no, they didn't offer to eat the charge), and I figured that might go well with my sandwich. I was kicking myself when they brought out someone else's order with the side salad. It looked really good. The Frisco Burger, or whatever they're calling it, looked good too. Meanwhile, the BBQ Beef & Cheddar Soup--the soup du jour (that's French), according to Flo--looked gross, like something your dog might cough up. But damn it was good! It was more beef than anything else. A large bowl of it might actually be too much food. (I'd still eat it, natch.) The overall flavor profile was along the lines of a good french onion soup. It was a reminder that I need to be ordering soup in restaurants more often. I wish the club sandwich was cut into little triangles and fanned out on the plate in some elaborate configuration, like at a place where rich old ladies have lunch, but I guess that wouldn't have been in keeping with the theme. Instead, it was served on the world's thickest Texas toast, with the world's dullest steak knife protruding from its center. This sounds like hyperbole, but I may have honestly been served the equivalent of half a loaf of bread. It was much more bread than I required, but at least it was fresh and delicious, as were all the other ingredients. Turkey used for sandwiches is almost never remarkable, but this was surprisingly great, as good as anything you'd get served as an entree unto itself. Nothing about this place suggests that it would have such good food, but it just goes to show you can't judge a book by its cover. The decor, the overall vibe and the lack of hospitality might not be for everyone, but don't let that deter you.

    It's a cool corner bar/resturant that gets really busy. They have a game area next door but…read moreconnected so you can play games while waiting for your food. If appears they have game tournaments there too which is cool. We all ordered burgers in our party and I'm not sure if they needed up our order or if this place only has waffle fries but that's what we all ended up with at our table. I'm not big on waffle fries but they didn't taste bad. It was busy and I think our server/bartender was all over the place so ib didn't say anything. He did forget our cup of cheese sauce and took the whole plate to the back instead of just going to get the cheese sauce. The burgers were ok, a little thick for my liking but taste fine. Others enjoyed their burgers but it was a bit too much. Overall the atmosphere was cool, the decor was nice and we had fun. I think it's a place people should experience. That being said, I wouldn't return because the food wasn't for me.

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    The Crow's Nest - Heated patio

    Heated patio

    The Crow's Nest - Brunch Burger Beef patty(veggie option available), cheddar, bacon, fried egg, garlic pepper Mayo on muffin

    Brunch Burger Beef patty(veggie option available), cheddar, bacon, fried egg, garlic pepper Mayo on muffin

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    The Piccadilly at Manhattan - Classic Cheeseburger with fries. I mean... c'mon! It is great! Simple.

    The Piccadilly at Manhattan

    4.3(407 reviews)
    4.8 kmEllendale
    $$

    I got the Chicken Pot Pie. It was amazing! First, it came out so quick. I thought that we would…read morebe waiting for a lot longer. The pastry was light and flaky, and a perfect golden brown. This filling had lots of chunks of chicken, and the vegetables and gravy were a flavor bomb. This was the best that I've had in a long time. We went on a Saturday evening and we had to wait around 20 minutes for a table, so if you are planning to go on a busy time, definitely try to get a reservation ahead of time. Our waitress was outstanding, helpful, and kept our drinks refilled constantly. The restaurant is small(ish), but has indoor dining, a four seasons type of room, and outdoor seating. We'll be back!

    Last minute decision to go here for dinner as we hadn't been in a while. Lots of full tables but…read moreit was unseasonably hot so no one sitting outside. We were seated quickly and our waitress, Karen, stopped by for drink orders and asked if we had dined there before, that was an affirmative. Karen was no nonsense and efficient, telling us about the special and answering questions about the pot pie. We happened to be seated next to a table from someone I knew, so we didn't have to pretend not to stare at the food they ordered, lol. We just talked about all that we ordered. Their Piccadilly fish looked amazing as did the rib special. I ordered the chicken pot pie, I had been thinking about it, and craving carbs to boot and it didn't disappoint. Karen informed me that it had lima beans and corn, so I wasn't shocked by that. Came in a bowl draped with puff pastry. Pastry was flaky and lightly browned, the base was creamy with lots of chicken chunks, carrots, corn, and lima beans. I haven't had lima beans before and I liked them. I had ordered the soup of the day, Tuscan white bean that sounded great, but I thought it was just ok. Husband ordered the fried chicken with slaw and mashed potatoes. The chicken was HOT! I enjoyed the leg piece I snagged off his plate, the breading is thin and adhered well to the chicken, the slaw was creamy, I didn't try the potatoes. Great home-style food, nice atmosphere, efficient service. Try the pot pie!

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    The Piccadilly at Manhattan - Fried Chicken - ample portions, great green beans, marvelous mashed potatoes, good gravy, and crispy tasty fried chicken...

    Fried Chicken - ample portions, great green beans, marvelous mashed potatoes, good gravy, and crispy tasty fried chicken...

    The Piccadilly at Manhattan - Patio area

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    Farmhaus Restaurant - Yummy pork belly

    Farmhaus Restaurant

    4.2(393 reviews)
    4.0 kmLindenwood Park
    $$$

    I wanted to love it. I really, really wanted to love it. And I wavered with how many stars to give,…read morebut ultimately, three is fair. Pros: The food. I will say that it was great. Definitely higher end, very fresh, well plated. We both left pretty full. Steak was cooked perfectly. I could somewhat justify the price of it based on the quality, but paired with the overall experience, it just wasn't for us. My husband and I have been to MANY expensive, higher end restaurants, both across the St. Louis region, across the nation, and across many a foreign country (Europe, Asia, Central America). For a $500 meal (two coursed meals and wine pairing), this just didn't hit the mark for us. We had a 7:30PM reservation for my Husband's birthday. We did not get our first course until 8:15. We went over 30 minutes in between some courses. Our wine glasses were empty most of the meal. The overall "experience" took almost 3 hours for four courses. We've been to restaurants where the meal was 2.5 - 3 hours, but it was not us waiting around. Here, we spent most of the time just waiting, wondering when our next course would be. The server gave lots of excuses, mostly "there was a big top in the bar room" but for the cost of the meal, that's not really an excuse. Especially when the restaurant wasn't full and we had made a reservation. We literally talked about getting up and walking out at one point. There was another couple that had an 8PM reservation, and they were getting the same courses as us, but before us. There was also a Gentleman that sat next to us who came in around 8:30, had three courses, and was out within an hour. This is St. Louis. The other few restaurants in the region at that price point have been white glove. Never an empty glass, attentive service, never waiting between courses. Honestly, I was somewhat appalled by my experience here, especially reading the other reviews. It was just not good.

    Farmhaus in St. Louis is over here redefining dinner theater. Quite literally! The Salad of the…read moreYear goes to them! They come table side with a shaken up mason jar full of bright veggies and then dramatically dump it onto a plate. I've seen Broadway shows with less flair. And with all of this action, service is naturally friendly and up beat. Naturally, I got the tuna steak because, as the self-appointed Meat Police of St. Louis, I have a duty to keep it pescatarian. #StLouisPescatarianApproved and proud. This place is another underrated spot in STL. I've been before, but it's been way too long. Here's your official reminder to put this spot on your list. The location is also adorable, surrounded by every possible type of restaurant and bar so you can make a whole night of it.

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    Byrd & Barrel - Mother Clucker

    Byrd & Barrel

    4.1(26 reviews)
    2.3 kmDogtown

    Stopped in for a late lunch. Didn't venture out to the patio, I'm sure there were lots of World…read moreCup fans out there and there were some inside. Go in on the Byrd and Barrel side of Tamm Ave Bar and place your order at the counter, get a table number and find a seat in one of the rooms. You can order drinks from the bar, but I just had water. I usually go for the Nugz but this time wanted to stay away from fried options so I got the STL salad, minus cheese and the summer sandwich also without cheese, cause I am a weirdo about cheese. We sat in the next room over at a high-top table. Our food was delivered in a timely manner by a friendly server. The STL salad was great, lots of peppadews, tomatoes, and onion. The dressing was just right, not too much and had a bright, vinegary flavor. The sandwich came on a brioche bun and it was so soft! I was happy with the sandwich, the chicken was cooked perfectly, and the avocado ranch was good. Great for a late Sunday lunch, quick and easy with good service and great food!

    That's some good chicken!…read more Went here after food truck Friday and didn't realize it took over the former restaurant that was in the space. I was pretty hungry so I got a small Caesar and some chicken nuggets. The Caesar was good but unfortunately had too much dressing! Also, it tasted more ranch like than Caesar, but the croutons were good! As for the nuggets, wow! They blew me away by how fresh they were. Everything about them tasted so good! If I had known they would be that large, I would have prepared myself. They're pretty filling, so I was only able to eat a few. Overall, I enjoyed the nuggets more than the salad and next time, I want to try the Brussel sprouts.

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    Byrd & Barrel - Dining room

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    Byrd & Barrel - Tots

    Tots

    Byrd & Barrel - Interior

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