We've been to Sado a couple times, and it never dissapoints. I can honestly say it's the best Sushi…read morein St. Louis, and in my opinion, some of the best Sushi in the U.S. My husband and I have been to Japan twice and the quality is up there right next to what we get in Japan. The worst part is deciding what you want. This last time we went with the omekase, let our waitress choose, and it was perfect. She picked things we never would have thought about, yet everything was SO good. She also did a great job of explaining every course/her thoughts on it/what we should expect. It was such a great experience. The cocktails are always fantastic, no notes. Seriously, the best splurge meal in the city. SO SO good.

You will only leave hungry if you hate fish. We left,…read moreuncomfortably full. Comparing Sado to Indo is not apples to apples, which my partner was trying to do. We ordered a few sashimi and we expected them to be a little fancier. That was on us. The server as with Indo, above and beyond nice, I think they are accustomed to a lot of questions. Ours was amazing, she said "we don't fork shame here" I fork shame, but she refused. Good for her! I also ordered a cocktail. I would arrive to Sado just for this cocktail, it had a coconut pillow top, that was reminiscent of a marshmallow. Delightful compliment to my savory dinner. I was very surprised at the size of Sado on the inside, we made a turn into the seating then a second turn deeper into seating. I did not get to check out the bathrooms, which disappointed me, but the ambiance was very dark and romantic, also unexpected, there were several tables of friend groups.

We decided to take dear old Dad to Circle 7 after seeing several positive photo reviews online. We…read morejoined the Yelp waitlist before leaving and started driving to the restaurant. We were 11th in line when we signed up, and by the time we arrived, we had moved up to 5th. Since it was raining, we decided to wait in the car. When we reached 3rd in line, we were unexpectedly removed from the waitlist. I tried calling the phone number listed on Yelp, which was the same number displayed on the building, but it went straight to what sounded like a personal cellphone voicemail. We decided to go inside anyway and discovered the waitlist wasn't necessary because there were plenty of tables available. The menu had a lot of interesting options, although I wish it included photos of the dishes. We ordered the Hawaiian Bowl, the Truffle Burger, and what I believe was the Blueberry Jam Burger, along with regular fries and sweet potato fries. The burgers were juicy and flavorful, and each bun was stamped with the Circle 7 branded logo, which was a nice touch. The Hawaiian Bowl was delicious and generously portioned. I had enough left over for another meal. The atmosphere is definitely more of a sports bar than a traditional restaurant. Every wall seemed to have multiple TVs, making it easy to watch the soccer matches from just about anywhere in the dining room. Our waitress was friendly, attentive, and checked on us several times throughout the meal. Before leaving, we couldn't decide on just one dessert, so we ordered the dessert sampler. The cobbler was the standout--it tasted homemade, especially the crust, and all of the desserts were served with ice cream. The only disappointment was the brownie, which was quite hard instead of soft and fudgy. Overall, we enjoyed the food and the service. The only downside was the confusing Yelp waitlist experience, which could definitely use some improvement.

Food was great: very tasty burger. Sophia provided amazing…read moreservice and great recommendations. The restaurant has a cool laid back vibe. Love the rustic and sport theme!

The atmosphere was nice and the drinks were good. The service was very attentive, but would have…read morepreferred less interruptions to the tables conversation. Nonetheless, was very impressed that my glass of water never made it below half way mark. Food wise, great appetizers. The wings were flavorful (loved the use of Gochujang sauce). The salads are ok. The only reason for the lower score was because of the entrees. Sadly, everything lacked much flavor and was bland. It's hard to give a higher rating if you think you can make the food better at home. There's definitely potential for this place to be great. Not sure I will return for the entrees. However, for the ambiance, drinks, and appetizers I'd consider giving it another try in the fall/winter once the menu is finalized.

Our waters were constantly filled. All the staff was constantly checking on us and making sure…read moreeverything tasted good. Everyone was going above and behind for our table. The chimi chimi drink was amazing, the sea bass was delightful and the 6oz filet was incredibly tender. The vibe is simultaneously vintage and modern. We will definitely be back!

we brought 15 people to happy hour tonight and it was just perfect. the food was delicious, the…read moredrinks tasty and the service super. the bartender could not have been nicer or anymore attentive. Bob even brought us chocolate! we were very impressed with Flemings and will be back. sbs

I wanted to go somewhere special for dinner, with my daughters, to celebrate my mom, in light of…read moreher passing recently. She seafood (especially crab legs and lobster) so I immediately thought of Flemmings, of course. I made a reservation and let them know why we were coming. The ambience, the staff from the moment we walked in the door to the moment we left was so incredibly welcoming. So thoughtful in acknowledging why we were there. I was touched, and grateful we chose Fleming's before dinner even started. Everything was perfect! We celebrated with a seafood tower loaded with crab legs, lobster & shrimp and a side of caviar. Then filet mignon and scalloped potatoes. The filet was excellent. We topped it off with crème brûlée and bread pudding - both delicious! It was the perfect way to reminisce and share stories of the past. My mom would've just loved all of it!