This place has been on my to-try list for a while and I decided to finally try it during my lunch…read morebreak and it was the best choice I could have have ever made. I had it on Thursday and it is currently Sunday and I'm driving back to have it again. 10/10, I can't wait to try everything! Service was good and the business was cute too!

Grace Meat + Three is a known quantity here in the STL, to the point where I had to check and see…read moreif I'd ever reviewed it. I've been there once or twice over the years, and I've eaten from the food truck once or twice. The fried chicken is fine but kinda underwhelming. It's good, but not to the point where it justifies the price. It's served on a metal tray, on a piece of wax paper, as if it were premium Texas barbecue, but at the end of the day, it's not barbecue. It's just fried chicken. The dirty little secret of fried chicken is that it's not especially hard to make decent-quality fried chicken. They sell it at gas stations, in grocery stores. Popeyes employees lacking in basic life skills, whom you wouldn't trust to make a cup of coffee, routinely crank out a product as good as anything else you can get in a restaurant. Not that I'm complaining. I love Grace! It's where I go when my "bad" cholesterol is too low and the balance in my checking account is too high. I'm at a problematic and yet gratifying state of equlibrium after yesterday's visit. I already kinda knew that I wasn't going to bother with the chicken, but I could hardly read the menu. I almost went with a half-chicken just to avoid having to squint. They've got one of those backlit screens, like at a McDonald's (where everyone just uses the kiosk now anyway), but with worse fonts and less line-spacing. I'm sure they paid a premium for it back in '06 or whatever. Everything in this place is peak stomp clap-era millennial optimism, from back when guys were dressing as lumberjacks. Of course there's a random, incongruous smash burger on the menu. They may or may not be playing Mumford & Sons on the Muzak. I figured the chicken sandwich, called the OG Crispy, would be a good opportunity to compare it to the famous chicken sandwich at the aforementioned Popeyes. Also, it comes with fries, which spared me from having to take out a loan on my house to purchase them a la carte. At $16 (I think), it'll definitely run you, but in general, the prices here seem less ridiculous than they used to. It's still entirely too much, but somehow not much more than you'd spend at a fast food restaurant. Are the fries that come with a sandwich the same size that they are if you order them separately? Supposedly, the a la carte side feeds two. I couldn't imagine two people sharing the side that comes with the OG Crispy. Someone might get cut! It was a perfectly fine size for just me. They're seasoned with some sort of blend that's heavy on the black pepper. I would have been fine with just salt, but this was no dealbreaker. The OG Crispy was great! Was it better than the chicken sandwich at Popeyes? It's hard to say. It's probably a better quality piece of chicken. Similar size. Expertly prepared: nice and crisp on the outside and not overcooked on the inside, which is key for white meat. You're given the choice of regular or hot. I of course went with the hot. I wish the sauce had more tang to it, but it was surprisingly and delightfully hot. Spicy foods in non-ethnic restaurants are so often nerfed, for children and, erm, non-ethnics. A few people at my table had the po boys, both shrimp and catfish. They looked really good, and not as skimpy as they look in some of the photos posted here. I might have to try one, once my LDL subsides and my financial situation recovers. Sandwiches might be the thing to get here. Not that you can truly go wrong with anything.

The experience was beautiful. The staff especially Shun M. very attentive and make you feel like…read moreyour home away from home. Now the chef who prepared the amazing Mississippi fried catfish was top tier delicious!!!!

Came here for a group outing and took advantage of one of their "free days". Otherwise it is a $25…read moreentry fee on top of food and beverages. Whyyyyy I'm confused..... Parking on Delmar on a Friday night is a nightmare. There is a whole process to enter, signing a waiver and uploading a pic. The inside is a chill vibe but nothing warrants an entry fee. They charge for EVERYTHING!!! 1st off what establishment does not have FREE water!!?? We opted to order ALL food NOT infused. We ordered a lamb Chop entree with 2 sides, asked for the cook to be medium. We received well done overcooked chops that did not have any seasoning. The sides were good. We ordered 2 orders of the honey Hot wings extra crispy. They taste exactly like the classic Schnucks wings they use to serve on the salad bar. An order of wings for the price should at least be 6-8 wings not the quantity they serve. Ordered a Ceasars salad and received a salad with store bought dressing, not even homemade Ceasars dressing or a suitable substitute. Ordered a side of truffle fries which were cool and the rasta pasta with shrimp. The pasta was delicious, nice flavor. Also, they had 0 drinks that included alcohol so we also had to pay for sparkling water and a cherry icee that was so frozen it sat on the table all night to unthaw and the ice chunks were so large you still couldn't drink it, to the trash it went. The serve was literally just OK. It wasn't busy and we had to consistently waive down our waitress. The music was on point. In our opinion this place is overpriced and does not deliver on what they say. Very interesting experience, we were so happy we took advantage of going on an free day because to pay a cover charge in addition to everything else would have been upsetting. Nope........very disappointing experience

Food is great, staff are excellent, vibes immaculate. I very rarely say this but I absolutely get…read morethe hype around this place. Side bar breakfast sausage is a sage sausage not traditional so be advised if that isn't your thing. Also big shout out to Max Pryce, I know him from elsewhere so I may be biased but the dude is one of the funniest people you could ever hope to meet and so genuinely kind that it's infectious.

Such a fun place! Diner meets eclectic…read more The food is very diner-esk and it is very good. I had the Eggs, bacon, and biscuit (biscuit is house made and very savory). My friend had the eggs bacon and pandcakes....loved the pancakes..they are a cornmeal pancake - we loved it As you can see from the pictures there is a diner counter, but the decor is eclectic Our server was attentive and helpful. PS - they have sopapillas, I did not try them, but I will be back to try them.

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.

What a great place! Popped in and found seating right away. The had a lot of great food and drink…read moreoptions, including vegetarian and vegan. We got cheese curds for the table and I got the hot honey mac and cheese. The food was delicious. They had a retro movie playing and lots of cute decor. It was super fun to sit there and enjoy the ambiance. The service was also quick and good. Will be coming back.

Ugh - every time we visit a sandwich shop we think it's the best. No, guys - THIS PLACE IS THE BEST…read moreand worth every hype. Insane layering, insane saucing, insane flavor. I simply just got the Mushroom Mississippi bc it's way too hot out for any heavy meats and that blew my mind. I'm a carnivore by heart, but that made me reconsider going to the vegetarian side again. My husband got the Enzo Gorlomi - an Italian sub. Bro, that saaaauceee was killer. I haaaate driving past Forest Park, but this is worth it! Order ahead and enjoy it someplace else but bruh, that was banger.

This place fills up fast, so you may want to grab an open table while you browse the menu. They…read morealso have patio seating if you want to eat outside. Orders for drinks and food are taken at the register and they bring it to your table. There is usually live music on the weekends. I ordered the full Alcatraz. It was delicious as usual. Sides other than chips are limited, but both the loaded mashed potatos and Mac and cheese are great. I will be back!

One of the best, if not the best, margaritas I've ever had. It was crisp, clean, & simple. Cannot…read morerecommend the Mita Margarita enough. We Ubered to Dressel's around noon on a Saturday. We were quickly seated at the bar. Rachael was our bartender & she was incredibly helpful & kind. She helped us narrow down our drink order as well as our food order. Everything we ate was delicious. The drinks were even better. The whole place felt so warm & inviting. Lots of cool paintings on the wall. And the clean bathrooms were also a plus! Definitely will be back!

Came here for an early dinner during a weekday and I'm glad I did!…read more There's a dining room to the left of the door and the bar area with some tables along the wall to the right. It was pretty empty when I came in and I had my pick of bar seats. I loved the rustic decor with the wood of the bar and exposed brick on the wall with a lot of natural light. I was able to try a few beers before picking one and the bartender was helpful in selecting one I'd like. A plus to me that they brew their own beer in house. If you're a beer drinker I definitely recommend coming in for one. For food I ordered a cup of Mac & cheese and later the porchetta louie. Mac & cheese was just ok I personally think since it's noodles with a liquid sauce vs baked serving it in more of a shallow bowl would be better as the sauce pools in the bottom and the cup is too small to stir the noodles. Also using a smaller noodle would help with this as it kind of felt like I was just eating noodles. The porchetta louie was GOOD STUFF, I recommend! I do wish there was more pork to the sandwich because the cheesiness of it was a little overwhelming but the kale and peppers perfectly compliment the fatty of the pork and the richness of the cheese. Will order again! I'd also like to say their house cut chips are the real deal! So addicting! Perfectly crispy and salted and a great portion. Overall a great experience. The bartender was lovely, beer was great, the service and kitchen was efficient, and the food was great. I'll definitely bring some friends and come back again

This is their second brick-and-mortar location, and it's a major upgrade from the smaller first…read moreversion. The space is spectacular big, open, and full of great energy. Amber, the food is absolutely amazing! The staff is friendly, attentive, and genuinely welcoming. You've got to get over here and try their soft opening menu--it's on point from start to finish. Everything feels elevated but still warm and inviting.

Ordered on DD to the Westin and maaaaaaaan this s#it hit!!!! Prob the best fried chicken and shrimp…read moreI've had in a while. And it was still hot when it arrived. My order was correct so huge points for that.