Downtown Clayton's new restaurant is now open with speakeasy-style cocktails and some unique eats.
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OHOP, already a hit in Chesterfield, comes to Colonial Marketplace in Clayton and Ladue.
Pancake purists rejoice! There is now another Original Pancake House in the St. Louis area. The owner of the popular Chesterfield pancake house opened his second location Wednesday in Colonial Markeplace, in Clayton. The new location sits in the shopping center that straddles the Clayton/Ladue border. It is open from 7 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Tuesday-Sunday. Gordon Manus, owner of Original Pancake House in Chesterfield, previously told Patch he invested $900,000 to open his second St. Louis area restaurant. The look is similar to the Chesterfield spot, known for its rustic look. "There will be timber wood and pine walls, a big fire place and sky lights," he said. "It’s really nice-looking. You walk in, and you’ll be surprised." The menu is the…
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The annual day of eating out to support St. Louis Effort for AIDS is April 25.
When is eating out a charitable event? When you participate in Dining Out For Life. The annual AIDS education event is Thursday, April 25. Dining Out for Life is an international event that has raised more than $4.7 million since 1990 to help Saint Louis Effort for AIDS provide education on the prevention of HIV/AIDS and comprehensive support services for those affected by the disease. This incredibly important event not only helps nourish the community but also the soul. Get Patch in your inbox–get the newsletter! To take part, all you have to do is dine out at one of the participating restaurants on April 25 and at least 25 percent of your check will be donated to support the work of Saint Louis Effort for AIDS. Restaurants in Maplewood …
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The owner of a popular Clayton pizzeria ran a successful Kickstarter to help her open a second restaurant.
Katie Lee, chef at Katie’s Pizzeria, ran a succesful Kickstarter campaign to raise $40,000 for a restaurant in Rock Hill. She announced the location Thursday evening. Katie's Pizza and Pasta will be at 9568 Manchester Road, the Kickstarter supporters were told in an email. Work on the space began on Friday. Katie's Pizzeria has been in the news a few times lately, including on March 21 when Patch first reported about a customer who said she found a dead mouse in a salad. The story later gained the attention of the Riverfront Times and KMOV. That was just a week after the Kickstarter goal was reached and ultimately surpassed. Also in Patch:
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3:59 pm on Friday, April 12, 2013
Can not wait for them to open. Closer to home, weight gain will be worth it! more ›
The owner said he's invested $900,000 in the location.
A popular Chesterfield pancake house is set to open at the Colonial Markeplace in Clayton in about a month. Colonial Markeplace is in the 8800 block of Ladue Road on the north side. It's just east of 170. Gordon Manus, owner of Original Pancake House in Chesterfield, told Patch he invested $900,000 to open his second St. Louis area restaurant. "We’re just about done with construction. Furniture is coming in Friday of next week, we'll have our China glass and silver next week," he said. "We haven’t turned on the equipment yet, as long as it all works, we’ll be on track." He said the look will be similar to the Chesterfield spot, known for its rustic look. "There will be timber wood and pine walls, a big fire place and sky lights," he said…
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2:12 pm on Tuesday, April 9, 2013
It's in the 8800 block of Ladue Road, which is just east of I-170. It's on the north side of the road. more ›
One of the new owners prepared food for 'high-profile people' on movie sets in California. Infused elixirs will be offered.
A new raw vegan café is set to open in Clayton’s DeMun neighborhood this spring. The Clayton Board of Aldermen approved the opening of Seedz Café, at 6344 S. Rosebury Avenue, at the Feb. 26 meeting. The owners, Montgomery Gralnick and Cara Schloss, originally from St. Louis, are coming from California. Gralnick said he prepared food for high-profile people who were very specific about the nutritional content of their diet. It was part of the work he did on movie sets, which he was involved in on the West Coast. “As life would have it, it has brought us back to the area, bearing, hopefully gifts of nutrition and wellness,” Gralnick said. He said they’ll serve juices and something new to St. Louis. “I’ll say smoothies, but we’re going to …
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The brewpub is on Clayton Avenue near the intersection of Tamm Avenue.
Brothers Jarid and Justin Safell expect their Dogtown brewpub, Heavy Riff Brewing Company, to be open by St. Patrick's Day, Feast Magazine reports. The maple wood bar is built, and will soon have the finish of an old violin. It will also have electrical outlets within easy reach of anyone on a bar stool. That's so anyone with a low cell phone battery can plug and and stay for another beer, Justin Safell told Patch. Jarid Safell told Feast about some of their beers. “Every Halloween we release our Evil Pumpkin Imperial Porter, and we're really excited about that, of course,” Jarid Safell says. “There's also our American Slang with orange peel and honey. It's our unique vibe on classic style American pale ale.” Eight or nine of the pub's 15 …
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Alderman Tom Kramer said negotiations for the restaurant have reopened.
It's known that an 8,000 square foot restaurant will sit next to the under construction Drury Inn and Suites hotel in Brentwood, but it's still not determined what it will be. Brentwood Ward 4 Alderman Tom Kramer said new restaurant was originally announced as the Bonefish Grill, an upscale eatery owned by OSI/Bloomin' Brands, operators of Outback Steakhouse, Fleming's Steakhouse, Carrabba's Italian Grill and Roy's Restaurant. But now a second restaurant is in the running. "Since that announcement by Drury, negotiations have reopened for the possibility of a different restaurant. Those negotiations have not yet concluded," Kramer said. "The other possibility is a known, but very popular brand in Missouri. We would be happy to have either…
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7:55 pm on Friday, February 22, 2013
Please opt for Bonefish Grill, a fantastic restaurant, on par with service and quality like Brio and Bricktops. Maybe better! Have been to the ones in Hilton Head, Tampa, and Naples FL. more ›
The manager is 23 and grew up in the BBQ ribs business.
Now only two weeks old, Dynasty Hibachi Sushi Seafood Buffet’s business is growing daily, manager Jon Roper said. The new 330-seat restaurant is between the AMC Esquire 7 and Applebee’s. Roper is 23 and said he grew up in the business. His parents own Roper’s Ribs, in Jennings. The owner of Dynasty also owns China King, in University City. Dynasty is open seven days a week from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. At any given time there are approximately 70 items in the buffet. For lunch, ($7.99) Roper said there can be mixed vegetables, Chinese broccoli, stuffed mushrooms, coconut shrimp, honey chicken, sushi (made fresh daily), eel, salmon, shrimp tempura, California roll, caterpillar roll and tuna. There’s also New York steak, shrimp, chicken, beef, …
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One smooch is all a second entrée will cost you on Thursday.
Qdoba Mexican Grill® is again, this Feb. 14, offering two-for-one entrées for lovers, or at least, for kissers. The first entrées is the regular price, and the second entrée of equal or lesser value, is yours for the price of a kiss. No coupon is needed, and they say it doesn't matter who you kiss. The Qdoba in Maplewood Commons is participating in the promotion.
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4:31 pm on Wednesday, February 13, 2013
LOL That is a really funny way to bring in business! Thanks for the smile! more ›
Linda Gibbons
11:41 pm on Thursday, May 2, 2013
My husband & I had breakfast there this morning. Great food, supurb service, wonderful atmosphere. We'll definitely go back. more ›