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.

This may be my new go to chicken place. We ordered carry out for Mother's Day and I was impressed…read more The chicken was fresh and delicious. There a little spicy kick to the seasoning which was awesome! I also loved that I got text notifications as to when my order was ready.

My husband picked up an order from Gus's yesterday, and when he got home, we realized that nine…read moredrumsticks were missing -- a major part of what we paid for. We had the receipt and even took a photo of exactly what we received to document the mistake. I then drove 10 miles back (one way) to the restaurant to get it corrected. Instead of checking the receipt, looking at the photo, or even taking a moment to understand the situation, the manager accused us of lying and refused to replace the missing food. No apology, no attempt to verify the order, nothing. What should have been a simple fix turned into an unnecessarily disrespectful interaction. Mistakes happen, but the way customers are treated afterward matters. Driving 20 miles round‑trip with proof in hand only to be dismissed and blamed is unacceptable. We've enjoyed Gus's before, but after this experience, it's hard to trust that orders will be handled accurately -- or that concerns will be treated with basic respect.

You walk in, they tell you to order at the counter, hand you a number, and for a split second you…read morethink "oh, this is gonna be a glorified Chipotle situation." Reader. It is not. It is a Trojan horse for one of the best burgers in St. Louis (my wife says I'm being dramatic for calling it THE best; I say I am not NOT going back for another). We enjoyed everything we order: the pork belly burnt ends and cashew chicken wings, and a coffee & cardamom old fashioned that sounds like a personality disorder but tastes like a vibe, smoky, a touch sweet, and very drinkable year-round. The Sam Elliott burger, BBQ sauce, bacon, crunchy onions, brioche, is named for a man who has never disappointed anyone, and neither does the sandwich. And the meatloaf is NOT your grandma's brick: tender, charred at the edges, laid over silky mashed potatoes with broccolini, perhaps closer to a chop steak than a loaf in the best possible way. Vibe is farm-chic: old church pews, repurposed interior doors, a proper bar up front, plus a patio and rooftop for when the weather cooperates. Fun fact -- it's named after the blue duck Billy Madison paints in elementary school, which is a fantastic piece of trivia and tells you absolutely nothing accurate about the actual restaurant. 4.7 Stars. Picking Nits: the counter-order setup is efficient, but it sets expectations in the wrong direction for the first 90 seconds, you brace for fast-casual and instead get something considerably more ambitious. Food comes out fast once you've ordered, which is great if you're hungry and slightly jarring if you wanted a slow, lingering dinner. And the Billy Madison naming is charming trivia but entirely misleading as a vibe preview, no complaints about the actual restaurant, just the branding expectations it sets. If The Blue Duck were a character: Ron Swanson. Hear me out. If Ron ate here, he'd be suspicious of the entire experience until his first bite of protein -- the counter ordering, the repurposed doors, a burger named after a fellow mustachioed American, all of it registering as potentially too clever. Then the Sam Elliott hits his plate, he takes one bite, and the skepticism dissolves into the quiet respect of a man who has found his people. Looks rustic. Has strong feelings about meat. Secretly sophisticated -- plays saxophone in a jazz club under a fake name, builds his own furniture, would 100% approve of the farm-chic decor once the protein has spoken. Presents as simple. Isn't.

I've been here many times and sadly I can say twice I had decent food and service…read more Saturday, March 14th we had awful food and the service wasn't any better.

The service was super friendly. They offer to take your trash and get your food out really fast!…read moreAlso the food is incredibly tasty and delectable and I love coming here as often as I can! They keep the restaurant super clean as well and maintain a great and friendly atmosphere!

Everything from the friendly staff to the nice hot food.... Top notch!!…read more Very clean store!!! There were a few very loud teenagers in the booth next to me, I think they were trying to be "influencers".. so it was kind of entertaining

simply the best burger in St Louis. A hometown iconic diner. Never disappoints Thank youread more

We didn't know Carl's was cash-only before we went. Thank goodness we had cash!…read more The whole store is pretty small, with around 20 seats total on two separate counters. It has a real old-timey lunch counter feel. The service was great! Our waitress was super sweet and attentive. The food was really good! I'd definitely come back if I was in STL. I'm a pretty picky eater and this satisfied me. The smashburger was great! Cooked well and not burnt at all. The fries weren't my favorite. They were okay but I think switching to a different brand or frying them in something else would be better and more flavorful; as it was, they were pretty bland and inoffensive. The coke was great too, with teeny tiny ice like all good diners have. The shake wasn't something I'd order again. We ordered chocolate and it tasted like milk with a little chocolate syrup thrown in. Onion rings were good too! A super fun stop! I'd come back!

I was hungry while in town- I heard they were famous for roast beef sandwiches, so I went and had…read moreone. It was quite good, so, yaaaay!

The most delicious roast beef sandwich you'll ever eat in your life. It's a St. Louis tradition…read more They cook the meat to your desired doneness. There are quite a few choices for different types of sandwiches, including turkey and chicken, and the fries are cooked a special way where they are brined in salt. I highly recommend if you get a roast beef you get the barbecue sauce and horseradish sauce for it. And the frozen custard is epic. The kids meal has a lot of really good choices and they give you a cookie. We walked up to the counter and were served right away. It's a nice atmosphere inside with good lighting, lots of pictures on the walls, it has kind of a retro feel to it.

Very authentic Mexican…read more Got the gringo asada and chicken.. the corn was awesome too.. tons of Mexican beer options plus michelados .. very gd

Stopped by Locoz Tacoz, a very no frills, authentic Mexican counter spot…read more Tried a mix: quesabirria, four street tacos (asada, pastor, carnitas, campechano), a fish taco, plus chips and guac. The quesabirria is the standout, really flavorful and easily their best menu item. The rest of the tacos were solid, just didn't really separate themselves. Chips and guacamole were a letdown. For the price I was hoping for something fresher. Also no cups for water, so you're either bringing one or buying a drink. Prices feel a little high for what you get, but overall still a solid stop.

Delicious Food! Always fresh and prepared to perfection. I love the warm welcome and customer…read moreservice is always top notch! Keep it going Hi-Point! One of my go to!

Ordered a double to go, the food was great, service was quick and staff was very friendly.read more

It's a perfectly fine Taco Bell. Came here once and they said they're only accepting mobile orders…read morethrough the drive through. We pulled off and placed an order online and got back in line. Usually they're nice and quick. Taco Bell is usually my go to fast food cause it's cheap and filling.

Great food! Love the Cantina chicken bowl. Full of protein and other good nutrients.read more

Stopped in here after a long morning at the Zoo, and this hit the spot! I got the special sandwich,…read more"The Jammer" with a basket of fries and a regular chocolate shake. I'm so impressed by the size of the sandwich! It's definitely worth the price. The fries were hot and crispy! Shake was thick and the chocolate flavor was excellent. Workers were friendly and the order took a little bit to prepare, but we enjoyed the fun atmosphere on the inside! Can't wait to go back!

I came here because a friend recommended it. It was decent on a 1-10 I'll give it a 7-7.5, shocked…read moreme they charge 1.00 for pickles and literally 3 pickles were put on the sandwhich I got the turkey club and subbed the wheat bread for sourdough bread which was free and a bottle of water which I think was 1.75 the sandwhich had what looked like avocado mayo but I could not really taste it I thought it would've been on sub bread but nope regular sliced bread. The service was very quick there were only two ppl ahead in line and we all got our food within seconds of each other. The cashier even brought the bag and water over to us versus having us meet him at the counter. This is very quaint place with a huge menu of sandwiches and small menu of soups and shakes! Definitely recommend checking them out!