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The Side Bar

1317 Washington Ave St. Louis - Washington Avenue

314-621-7376

American, Bar Food, Bistro, Burgers, Deli, Pizza, Sandwiches, Traditional, Bars and Clubs, Menu

Any neighborhood strip worth strolling down has a good sports bar for enthusiasts to retreat to, and the Side Bar provides just that for Washington Avenue. Sip on an infused vodka or bloody mary to go with some standard bar fare including burgers, appetizers and St. Louis-style pizza. Go all out for breakfast with a side bar slinger, or have a wholesome dinner of lasagna, meat loaf or baked grouper. No sports bar experience would be complete with a big screen to catch the game on, and the Side Bar's spacious dining room has a projector feeding in the action.
Summer Palace Chinese Restaurant

13399 Olive Blvd, Chesterfield Creve Coeur

314-542-9890

Asian, Bistro, Chinese
Sump Coffee

3700 S. Jefferson Ave. St. Louis - South City

917-412-5670

Bistro, Restaurants

Sump Coffee treats coffee like a sculptor handles a chunk of clay -- patient, calculated movements that result in a veritable work of art. So, yeah, this is not the place for a quick pit stop, or venti cappuccinos or lattes. Head barista Scott Carey carefully approaches each drink with the utmost care. For example, he'll brew El Salvadoran coffee roasted by Chicago's Intelligentsia using a Chemex (glass) brewer, while, on the other hand, he'll brew a Panamanian coffee from the same source in a ceramic Beehive coffee dripper. We didn't really follow that, either, but the end result is there for the tasting: rich flavor and a powerful rush of caffeine.

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Tsunami Sushi Lounge

280 Long Road Chesterfield

636-532-0700

Asian, Bistro, Japanese, Steakhouse, Sushi, Bars and Clubs
Uncle Joe's

204 N. Main St., St Charles St. Charles

636-947-7999

American, Bistro, Burgers, Deli, Fried Chicken, Pizza, Salads, Sandwiches, Soups, Specialties, Bars and Clubs, Sports and Recreation

Uncle Joe’s Bar and Grill is located at 204 N Main Street in beautiful, historic downtown St. Charles in what was originally built in 1863 as a bank. The sports bar and grill that we call home has since been converted into one of the premium night entertainment spots in St. Charles. Whether you come in to watch the game or to grab a bite to eat on large outdoor patio from which you can see the Missouri Riverfront, we offer great fun and some of the best food and drink specials in St. Charles.
Urban Eats Cafe & Bakery

3301 Meramec St. St. Louis - South City

314-558-7580

Community Venues, Bars and Clubs, Coffee Shops, Cafe, Bistro, Bakery

Community hub Urban Eats is a stylish coffeehouse and eatery smack in the middle of Meramec, Dutchtown's version of a main drag. The place is clean and bright, and staffed by amiable baristas. Urban Eats recently doubled their square footage and expanded their offerings to include a full bar and juice bar, in addition to coffee, local art and choose-your-own-adventure sandwiches and wraps. The space doubles as the Urban Arts Collective, which promotes local artists and offers them a chance to show their work at Urban Eats' free gallery.

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Vince's Asian Bistro

121 Ofallon Plaza, Saint Charles O'Fallon, MO

636-272-2959

Asian, Bistro, Chinese, Korean
Vincenzo's

242 S. Florissant Road Ferguson

314-524-7888

Bistro, Italian, Bars and Clubs, Menu
Wildhorse Creek Coffee Roaster

704 S. Boyle Ave. St. Louis - Tower Grove

314-371-5049

Bistro, Restaurants
Wittmond's Restaurant

108 Main St., Brussels Grafton/ Godfrey/ Alton

618-883-2345

American, Bistro, Soul Food, Southern, Menu

No dining destination better captures the nostalgia of a drive along the Great River Road than the Wittmond Hotel. Its American-style, home-cooked classics and general-store vibe transport guests to a time when the chicken was fried in lard, fresh-made sausage meant the family was missing a pet pig and no one had ever heard of GMO corn. This is not complicated haute cuisine, but stick-to-your-ribs home cooking like Grandma would've made. While rustic farm-to-table cooking is all the rage in the trendiest urban restaurants, little gems like the Wittmond Hotel have been offering this cuisine for years in its original setting. It's worth the trip to experience an original.

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