If you're a staunch devotee of being the first to try the next big culinary trend, "dough-nut" miss Parlor Doughnuts, a tasty new breakfast spot in Wentzville.
Whether it's Valentine's Day or just a chilly Friday night in February, these St. Louis date nights are sure to heat up your winter.
A walk into La Patisserie Chouquette, a corner pastry shop in Botanical Heights, is a step into a dreamscape of jewel-colored macarons, buttery breads and cakes, and refreshing coffees and teas. Adorned with emerald couches, rustic wooden furnishings, and gold chandeliers, this pastry shop is a glamorous, yet cozy, location to grab some dessert and coffee to-go, or to sit and stay for a chat.
Are you feeling the pinch from high food costs at the grocery store? While the cost of food has increased 7.4% over the past year, you can still afford to eat healthful foods, says Dietician Nutritionist Sherri Hoyt, RDN, LD., from Missouri Baptist Medical Center, a sister hospital of St. Louis Children’s. She offers some wallet-wise ways to stretch your food dollar while still banking good nutrition.
Moms are the glue that holds families together, so Mother’s Day should be as special as she is. Whether you’re looking for a day full of art or one out on the open water, nothing goes better with some Mother’s Day fun like a good brunch. So hand mom a mimosa (and a breakfast she didn’t have to cook or clean up) before you show her a good time with one of these dynamic duo ideas.
In a town known for provel-topped pizzas and toasted ravioli, it can be easy to overlook the sweet side of St. Louis, but make no mistake: The Lou knows how to craft a great piece of candy. From traditional chocolate bunnies to delicate truffles hand-painted to look like jewels, there's a local candy shop that's sure to satisfy every sweet tooth.
The Soda Fountain at Union Station serves up an atmosphere and décor that are as bubbly, sweet and playful as its retro menu. Diners can choose from sundaes, malts, floats and ice cream by the scoop. The real scene-stealer, however, is the wide variety of shakes, which includes classic fare like chocolate, strawberry and vanilla, and boozy concoctions for the over 21 crowd.
Food trucks have increased in number over the years, and St. Louis has no shortage of options. Following your favorite food truck on social media is a great way to find out where it will be parked for lunch or dinner, but for a range of options, catch them when they converge at one of the following food truck events:
When choosing a restaurant there’s much to consider. Many are known for their ambiance, some for their impeccable service and others for their innovative menus. These St. Louis-area restaurants combine all these ingredients and serve them up with a side of quirky fun: