Unsuspectingly located on the 2nd Floor of the History Museum is a Sunday Brunch Buffet courtesy of…read morePure Catering. Included in the price is live music, food, beverage and dessert. Upon entry, the dessert table is the first to greet you, which was filled with lemon cake, chocolate cake, Caramel cake and sweet potato pie! Once you're seated, an offering of Mimosas in either Orange, Cranberry or Pineapple are made available. Help yourself to the Buffet line which included a few select salads, Omelet/egg station, bacon, sausage, lamb chops, salmon, steak, shrimp and Grits, vegetables and mashed potatoes and waffles. Overall, a very enjoyable brunch experience. Fyi.. snag the sweet potato pie early, it goes quick.

I am honestly not ready for buffet style brunch where patrons serve themselves vs being served and…read morehaving one hand in the food vs hundreds BUT I went with the flow because I heard the food was so good. And it was. There were many choices as well as unlimited mimosas. The live music was great as well. The artist was engaging. The Sunday Brunch comes with a $50 price tag but it was my birthday so I splurged.

Today my bestie and I took a trip down to Kimmswick and made a stop at the Blue Owl Restaurant &…read moreBakery for lunch. It had been years since we had visited, and we were excited to spend the day walking around the little town and enjoying a meal at one of the places it's known for. We arrived around 11 a.m., and it was the perfect timing. There was plenty of parking, and we were able to walk right in and get seated. After lunch, we spent about an hour shopping around town, and when we came back through, the parking lot was packed and the sidewalks were much busier. I would definitely recommend arriving earlier if you want a more relaxed experience. Even though it was August, the weather was surprisingly beautiful, with temperatures in the low 70s, so we decided to sit out on the veranda. It was such a great choice. The view was peaceful, there was a nice breeze, and it felt like we were enjoying lunch somewhere special rather than just sitting inside a busy restaurant. It made the whole experience even more enjoyable. Our waitress was wonderful--very attentive and friendly. We must have been on the same wavelength because every time I asked for her opinion between two choices, she picked the exact one I was already leaning toward without me telling her. Her recommendations were spot on! We both ordered the trio, which allows you to choose three items from a selected menu. We each started with the white chili, and it was perfect for the cooler summer day. It was warm, comforting, and full of flavor. For my main dish, I chose the turkey melt on a croissant. The croissant was flaky, buttery, and absolutely delicious. I'm trying to cut back on carbs, but that plan went out the window because it was just too good. I did save half of the sandwich for the ride home, but there was no way I was leaving that croissant behind! My bestie ordered the chicken salad croissant, and she loved it as well. She said the chicken salad was flavorful, moist, and delicious, and the croissant made it even better. Of course, we couldn't leave without trying dessert. The Blue Owl is famous for their Levee High Apple Pie, but neither of us were really craving apple pie that day. Instead, we went inside to look at the dessert display, and that might have been the hardest decision of the whole visit. Everything looked amazing! I was torn between the chocolate cream pie and the French silk, and ultimately chose the French silk. It was very smooth and rich, and the flavor was delicious. My only complaint was that I personally would have preferred more whipped cream on top, and the crust was a little firmer than I like. It wasn't bad at all--it just wasn't my favorite dessert choice. If I went back, I would probably try something different next time. My bestie chose the gooey butter cheesecake, and that one was a winner. The crust was made from a gooey butter cookie, and it was such a unique and delicious twist. Overall, we had such a great day in Kimmswick. It was the perfect little escape before summer ends and school starts back up. A beautiful walk through a charming town, great conversation with a best friend, and a delicious meal made for a wonderful day. We're already looking forward to coming back!

This was my friend and I first time going to this bakery. We were excited to eat here but the wait…read morewas long, we came during lunch time on Saturday. Therefore we opted to get the bakery to go. The staff were nice and friendly. We ordered our bakery items and walked around this town to explore this town for a little bit. The bakery items, taste great and made in house.

It is great that I can safely eat gluten free food at this place. The staff are outstanding, food…read moreand desserts are delicious !!

You're definitely getting a bang for your buck here, wow! So reasonably priced for what you get…read more The pick 2 combo is a great option for lunch! The portion sizes are great & everything was very fresh. We got the turkey pesto melt, the cream pasta, & a couple salads. We loved it all! Service was very quick & it was pretty busy when we stopped by so that was nice. We parked down the street & walked up to the restaurant, which was fun because there's lots of little shops nearby to see.

We had a baby shower for my daughter this past weekend and Salt and Honey did a phenomenal job!…read more From the gorgeous flowers and table decorations to the amazing sandwiches and fixings to the staff taking excellent care of us, it made the day perfect! Whether you go for an event or just a delicious breakfast/lunch and coffee/tea, you won't be disappointed!!!!

I really wanted to like this place. It is cute inside. However, we waited over 30 minutes for one…read moreof the worst coffees I've ever had. After 25 minutes, we asked where our order was, and we were told it was "overlooked" despite still being on their screen and having 28 minutes and exclamation points next to our order. Never coming back.

‼OMGGGGGGGGGGGG‼ Met a friend for breakfast in my old…read morehometown and was blown away by the amazing food. Service was excellent~ thank u Sophie. The ambience is adorable. I had read on Yelp that they had a coffee flight so had to try! We ordered quiche of the day, which was bacon, sausage, and cheese with home fries, and avocado toast ‼ DEFINITELY will be my place to go when in town

Ordered the central plate and received cold, old, overcooked, dry, unseasoned eggs, two stingy…read morestrips of bacon, 9 pounds of potatoes (which were good admittedly) and some burnt toast presumably sourced from the local grocery store. Sarah's on central would do a fantastic job in the lobby of a Hilton for the free morning breakfast buffet. It is not a place I would voluntarily come back to eat at however. I guess that makes sense given the local audience's only alternative would be the hot bar at dierbergs down the road.

2pm on a Father's Day Peacemaker Lobster Crab and Four Hands I mean the Middle Finger Brewing…read more Hello welcome. Quick note we are out of anything with lobster, anything with brisket, the hush puppies and the crawfish" Me "so anything good? " puzzled look. "We have a burger." Sheepish look. "Can I get your drinks started?" What a way to run a business. Thank God there was a VIN Volo with chargers and decent quick food a few gates away.

If you know about the StL Airport, then you know that meal options are scarce. Afternoon flight and…read moredecided on Peacemaker for lunch. Fish Sandwich with Fries and a Coke, $30. Good Grief! Fish Sandwich was really good. Ample fish, 2 thick pieces, cooked perfectly, crispy and hot. Fries... meh. Nothing standout. Coke had that good snap you need on that first sip. Food came out quickly, plenty of time to enjoy it and get to my gate timely. Service was friendly and attentive.

Mrs. K and I caught a 6 am flight to STL. We were up at 3 am and had no time for breakfast. We…read morelanded on time and picked up our rental car. Mrs. K said she knew a place to eat. I am in a stupor. I have never seen nor heard of this place. It's a typical older diner with booths and a rather older interior. Our server seemed to be busy. She brought our drinks and said she would be back. Not my favorite thing a server said. She shows up, takes our order, and the food comes out rather quickly. When I first saw the ham, I was thinking, "Oh boy, this is not going to be good." Tasted way better than it looked. I did the same thing with the brown-and-serve sausage. Tasted better than it looked. Eggs, toast, and hash brown were all good.

I had a great time at a nicely decorated restaurant. The wall art was nice. The pictures of the…read morefood looks tasty. Customer service was good but not great. My server did a great job of taking the order. Equally was good at bringing out our food. But i had to stop her and ask for a refill. She brought out the bill and offered a drink to go. You have to pay up front instead of at the table. The food was good. They don't have any pork products. They have turkey ham, turkey bacon, and turkey sausage. Which is perfect for me since i don't eat pork. They added beef bacon to the menu. I had to try it. I git a side of beef bacon. It was fried crispy. I had the chicken and waffles. The waffle come with plenty of butter on top. The chicken was perfectly cooked and seasoned. It wad spicy. The spice level was perfect for me. The chicken tenders and fries looked great. The tenders were huge. It was crispy. The server said they make their own tenders. It looks like seasoned well but it didn't have any flavor. The fries were good. The restaurant was busy. It was Sunday an f a mixture of a church crowd and others. The parking lot was full. They do have plenty of parking.

Always enjoy my annual visit to Miller's on Main in Columbia! I believe they just recently redid…read morethe interior with new seating and tables, and I gotta say I'm a big fan of the new seats. You can tell they're still pretty new but dang are they comfy. The booths and lighting also got a makeover, I think, so everything looks really nice on the interior. Our service was very good, with our server consistently checking up on us and keeping our drinks refilled. Oftentimes she would come by and refill or give us more sauce without even needing to ask which is always nice! For the food, had to get the pretzel bites again this year (didn't get a photo sadly), but they were amazing as always and the cheese sauce was the perfect temp and flavor to go along with the crisp, soft, and slightly sweet pretzel bite dough. For my entree, I went with the NY steak sandwich with a side of onion rings & horseradish sauce. I'm more of a fan of steak sandwiches that have cut meat rather than a full slab/steak, so despite this one being a full steak it was still pretty good. The bread was buttery and crispy, the provel cheese added an STL metro feel to it, and the horseradish sauce, although not very creamy, was a very nice addition (had to request it on the side). The onion rings were just okay; I thought they didn't have too much flavor but they were pretty crunchy which was nice and matched the expected style when looking at them. I would've liked some more flavor from the onion rings and maybe a veggie addition or something to the steak sandwich, but overall the food was pretty good this year. I will definitely be back again, hopefully before next year!

Free lunch when you take your parents t their doctor appointments!!…read more Always good food.. Fried Pickles Cod sandwich Buffalo chicken sandwich French Dip Sandwich!! Friendly service and cute bar atmosphere!!!