One of the best sandwhich places I've been too! They have so many options and I haven't had a bad…read moresandwich. It is also nice they offer half's and full sandwiches so you can try multiple half sandwiches! I've tried the Mississippi River, Phil and cheds, and the Alcatraz. The Alcatraz was far my favorite one. The Mississippi River was good too. They also have a back patio that's dog friendly! I cant wait to come back and visit and try more!

WOULD recommend (general). Stopped by late morning for a quick bite, I have been here a few times…read morebefore but never actually ordered anything but its location is pretty good, right in the heart of the grove. There wasn't that much line when I went, they take your other at the kiosk by the bar. They have a large assortment of sandwiches, comes in whole OR half (which is half the price of a whole). I ordered 2 half sandwiches, "The Meatball" and "The Steak Out". It didn't take long at all to make my sandwiches and they also have options to customize specialty sandwiches if specific toppings are wanted. The Steak Out was the 1st sandwich tried, and was the best one out of the two. The steak was cooked medium rare but isn't too rare at all or overcooked past that if you are worried about that either. Not only that, but the jalapenos and the pepper mayo are to die for, and they didn't completely soak it in sauce (which is a common concern as well). Everything tastes so freshly made, with half a sandwich honestly being more than enough for 1 sitting. Overall rating 8.9/10. The Meatball was very good as well, meatballs were cooked well throughout and tender to the bite. I am not completely mad at the Baguette being the bread of choice but they couldn't have went wrong with ciabatta neither. It was a very solid sandwich, nothing too extraordinary but nothing I can really complain about neither. Overall rating 8.3/10. In past visits, I have also tried the Enzo Gorlomi (basically a spicy italian) which I thought was better than both sandwiches I tried during that visit, but I may be biased because I love spicy italian sandwiches. Should still try though in my opinion. All in all, I would definitely come back to this place when I'm in the area, pricing is pretty good for the food amount and quality you are getting. Vibes are cool in there, they seem like a business with a lot of experience doing what they do. I wouldn't say they are the absolute best in St. Louis... yet, but they are definitely up there for sure. They are also open until 1:30AM Tues - Sat so its a great late night option.

Very, very cutesy, quaint restaurant. When my friend and I arrived, it was open seating at the…read moretime, so we just grabbed some bar seats in front of the kitchen area bc all the tables were sewed up. The space is pretty tiny. There are only about 12 to 13 seating options, with only about 5 or 6 of them being non-bar height options. Nikki was our server; she was awesome, helpful & attentive! Everything is a la carte. Boooooooo! Lol. I'm not a huge fan of restaurants that serve a la carte. But whatevs. I started with the Charleston drink. It was good and strong; came out in a fancy box w a lil smoke. It was semi dramatic, lol. We decided to order the collards and spinach artichoke dip to start with. It was good. It gave spinach and artichoke dip for the most part. The seasoned saltine crackers that accompanied that were not my favorite, but not the worst, & we had to ask for more to finish the dip (we were unexpectedly charged for them -_____-). I wish it was pita bread or pita chips instead, but I guess the crackers are Lucy's special touch. We finally decide on food; she got the catfish po boy, I got the brisket sandwich. She said her sandwich was FIRE but I didn't try it so I can't speak to that unfortunately. My brisket sandwich was ok; it had queso on it and it was kinda cold which was wack. The sandwich was a decent size for sure, I just could have went for a different bread personally. The ciabatta bread overpowered the actual meat. I asked for bbq sauce to dip and eat pieces of the brisket. I want to come back and try the Brussels and catfish po boy myself.

We kicked off the evening at Little Lucy, the diner-meets-cocktail-bar brainchild of a…read moretwo-restaurant concept in the Grove, and naturally, we had to try both. Because who just eats at one place when you can aggressively commit to 2 places? At Little Lucy, I ordered The Charleston, which is their smoked old-fashioned, and yes, it comes with a whole dramatic tableside smoke show. It's like dinner theater but with bourbon. It tasted like a campfire if that campfire also happened to major in mixology. Alongside it, we got the collard greens and artichoke dip, which was creamy and earthy. Loved it?! Apps/drinks at Little Lucy. Dinner at Lucy Quinn. Be strategic!

Came by the Revel Kitchen for the first time today, and I know I'll be back. I am all about finding…read morehealthy options, and I know the menu here has options to make me feel good about what I eat. Reviews say that the food is bland, but with the sauce on the side, it's a perfect balance! The portion size was perfect too. Only thing is with the chicken breast add-on, I paid closely to $18. Parking lot is great too!

I forgot to bring my lunch to work so I placed an online order at Revel. I ordered the Miso Sesame…read more(Organic greens, purple cabbage, carrot, edamame, cucumber, fresh herbs, sesame seeds, and peanut miso) with no cucumber and added grilled chicken. It was $17.51 before tip. I thought the portion was small and the chicken was dry. I love healthy but I'll agree with the other reviewer who says it's bland.

Consistently every week, Lona's comes up in our conversation and our rotation…read more Whether we're picking a place for dine-in or takeout, or we have guests interested in a quick bite, Lona's unique wraps, tasty side dishes, speediness, unpretentious charming neighborhood location, friendly service, and excellent price:performance ratio is a winner. Standouts for us include the smoked brisket wrap, bamboo stew, spicy eggplant, stir fried glass noodles. However every item on the menu is great.

After reading alllll the reviews I was excited to try this place. But, it just did not reach all my…read moreexpectations based off the reviews I read. This place did have fresh food, I'll give it that. But, it definitely lacked in aspects that didn't make it amazing or something I'd really suggest unless someone I knew was vegetarian. We were served quickly but definitely felt like the staff had a very "meh" attitude. It's a very specific type of place, mismatched furniture, kind of eclectic. It gives very "lived in vibes". The food itself was okay. The steak dumpling were probably my favorite but I wish there was more options for dipping sauce rather than just chili crisp oil. I ordered the big Thai wrap, and while it was good, I had to ask for extra sauce because the lettuce was just overwhelming, like there was just a giant wad of it thrown in there. The wrap itself is a rice paper so you really can't put it down when you eat it or it just falls apart. But, overall, with extra sauce, rearranging things a bit everything was generally good. Would I go out of my way to go back? Probably not but it's definitely a great place to try for yourself.

Oh Joey B's where have you gone...pre-Covid we came here weekly...typically multiple times. Seems…read morelike they've never recovered from COVID...they cut their hours, food quality has really gone down while prices have dramatically increased, service is just uninterested. Is there a manager that oversees the restaurant? Today we came in at approx 4:00 on a Friday mind you, no one to greet us, the bartender didn't even look in our direction. A simple, "hello, someone will be right with you" would have gone a long way. So we sat ourselves at a high top in the bar area and waited. There were four people at the bar and us...still the bartender never acknowledged us...I suppose it's not in her job description. We waited long enough to debate on leaving...and finally our server showed up...she was good, explained the happy hour menu. I ordered garlic bread and meatballs off the Happy Hour menu and a cheeseburger off the kids meal for our grandson. I quickly changed my mind and went to ask if I could change my order but couldn't find anyone to help, all staff had disappeared...finally the server came out with bread (the best part of the meal) I asked if I could change or order...she was very nice and said the garlic bread was already in the oven, and checked if she could stop the meatballs. She was able to halt the meatballs so I ordered The Hammer I was so happy to see The Hammer had made its way back on their menu. For my side I ordered the salad, the salad used to be my favorite. The garlic bread came out...it was pitiful. The same bread that they serve in the beginning...slices with some garlic and a thin slice of provel...we didn't eat it. The salad was next, what used to be my favorite salad came with maybe a hint of dressing, I salted and peppered it hoping to add some flavor, I had to stop eating it until our waiter reappeared with The Hammer. I ordered a side of dressing which made the salad so much better. We were excited for The Hammer, but unfortunately it was the biggest disappointment of all. The bread was literally soaked with we don't even know what...best guess was jarlic...but it was very wet with sad toppings...ah remember the garlic bread we didn't eat? Well it came in handy, we transferred the toppings from the sandwich onto it and it was more edible. As I sat waiting for our server, a family of four came in the door faced with the same dilemma, no one to greet them. The bartender was chatting with someone at the end of the bar literally facing them and never greeted them. The Father had to go looking through the restaurant TWICE trying to find someone to acknowledge them. The server never checked to see if I needed another drink so we checked out and paid our overpriced tab and left to most likely never to return again. On our way home our 8 year old grandson said you know it's bad when something from the kids menu is the best they got... This restaurant has always been a neighborhood staple, I'm writing this hoping the owners can stop its downward spiral and bring it back to what it once was. I do see they're trying with a lunch menu and happy hour, just seems like the staff needs to get on board.

We stopped in for another great meal at Joey B's. The restaurant is always clean and inviting. Our…read moreserver was very friendly and attentive as always. I had the Chicken Modiga which was amazing. The chicken was juicy inside and very crispy outside even covered with the wonderful sauce. My wife had the Marsala Ravioli. I tried it and it was so flavorful. Such a deep mushroom flavor with a creamy sauce that was perfect. Each time we come to St Louis for shows or concerts we stop here for dinner. There is so many great choices to try here but Joey B's is perfect.

We just love City Park Grill! They have always been one of the ones that everyone knows they can…read morebring their dog and they'll be welcomed with open arms. Not only is their food fantastic, but their service is top notch! Their patio is spacious and the inside is cozy and the perfect spot to spot after a walk through Tower Grove Park. It's truly your perfect corner bar....that offers yummy food too! Post your dog on social media and tag City Park Grill and they'll add them to their City Bark Grill hilights!

I finally found a place in St. Louis that gets burgers right. They do offer smash burgers, but…read moretheir City Burger is exactly the style I've been searching for since moving here--juicy, flavorful, and satisfying without trying too hard. The fries were excellent as well. My son loved his meal and cleaned his plate, which is always a good sign. My wife's experience was a bit different. She ordered the po'boy after our server recommended it as the best value on the menu, but it didn't quite win her over. If we come back, she'll probably skip the value calculation and go straight for flavor by ordering the jalapeño-loaded burger that I had. The ambience was nice. It's a clean Gastropub that blends perfectly with the south Tower Grove vibe. Seeing the bartender wearing a Murphy's Law T-shirt was a big plus. Overall, this is the first burger spot in St. Louis that has made me excited to come back for another visit.

I truly enjoyed my experience at StL Steak and Cake. From the young lady who took my order to the…read moregreat food, I was served... everything was outstanding. I ordered the five piece whole fried wings with fries. Fresh, hot and tasty. For dessert I ordered the blueberry lemon gooey butter cake ... oh my! The owners were on-site and involved. And it shows. I wholeheartedly recommend StL Steak & Cake and I've added them to my rotation of dining spots.

So this place has been around for a while, but was in a building next door, with no inside seating…read more The new spot is open, clean, with floor to ceiling glass walls looking out. The young woman @ the counter was very nice. I went on Wednesday, and they have a really good special that day. $8.99 You get a choice of about 5 sandwiches + fries. I went with the STL Cheesesteak, and added banana peppers and jalapeños. WOW! It was great! They did dress it with lettuce and tomato, which was sorta odd, but it was just fine. I would have had them keep it off half for reheating purposes. I only ate half of mine, as I would have needed a nap if I plowed through the whole thing. They have wings, and burgers too. I will be back next Wednesday!

We went for Wednesday trivia and sat at the bar. Friendly crowd and very nice bartender (Mario). We…read moreordered margaritas with Una Vida and they were made great. Food was also good. Looking forward to coming back to hangout on the rooftop deck

Met some friends here for dinner and beers and it was the first time I had been. Fairly small area…read moreon the inside with a pretty big bar. Friendly and helpful bartender Rachel greeted us and suggested we sit on the corner of the bar since there were going to be 5 of us. She provided drink, food and happy hour menus. Pretty decent draft beer menu and ordered a local craft beer. Ordered some happy hour and sports game food while we could. Had wings, sliders, nachos and spring rolls. All were pretty good, probably beef sliders were my least favorite. Both the Thai chili and Buffalo wings were delicious and high quality wings. My only complaint is they had music trivia/karaoke that hardly anyone was participating in and made it pretty loud in the small area. Overall good food and beer selection and they also have a big outdoor rooftop that was not open while we were there.

I ordered online. The parking lot is small, but I didn't have a problem finding a space. My order…read morewas ready when I arrived. The lady at the counter was nice. She answered a few questions for me and I was out. The restaurant and parking lot were clean. It was a smooth transaction and my food was very good.

I ordered the buffalo wrap and it was okay. The chicken was a little funny and I ended up picking…read moreit out. I would be willing to this place again though.

I was trying to find a couple of other places to eat, but it was Memorial Day. So so I ended up…read morehere. It was a happy accident for sure! It was a very busy, I sat at the bar and grabbed a drink. It's my food was being freshly prepared. Chicken sandwich was phenomenal! Super tasty. That's where the homemade tots. This is definitely a great spot to get some chicken! Service was great also.

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.