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Ashburn, MO · Lifestyle
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Exploring North County’s St. Louis Expanding Restaurant Scene: From Dave’s Hot Chicken to Smalls Sliders
It all started with $900 and a fryer. From Dave’s Hot Chicken to the planned arrival of Smalls Sliders, North County’s restaurant scene is growing. But are we getting the variety we’ve been asking for?. Image by Curtrell McCann. That’s the story behind Dave’s Hot Chicken, a...
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The Enormous Flea Market In Missouri Where Bargain Hunters Feel Like They Hit The Jackpot
There are places that look ordinary from the outside and turn out to be something else entirely once you’re in the middle of them, and the Wentzville Flea Market in Wentzville, Missouri is exactly that kind of place. Pull up on a weekend morning, step out of your car,...
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This Missouri Restaurant Is One Of The State’s Most Legendary Culinary Gems
There’s a tiny arch outside this place painted in the colors of the Italian flag, standing right near a building with a giant Budweiser sign on it. Somehow that combo tells you everything you need to know about St. Louis. Rigazzi’s sits on The Hill in St. Louis, and...
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Florissant Culver’s among nation’s best location, employees to be honored
FLORISSANT, Mo. — Employees at a Culver’s restaurant in north St. Louis County will be honored Wednesday after the location was named one of the company’s top-performing stores. The Florissant restaurant, located at 975 U.S. Hwy 67, was selected as one of the top five locations among...
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6 St. Louis restaurant favorites of Narwhal’s Crafted’s Brad Merten
Narwhal’s Crafted co-founder Brad Merten recently joined The Sauce podcast with longtime friend and business partner Brandon Holzhueter to look back on a decade of scratch-made frozen cocktails and share what’s ahead for the St. Louis bar. The conversation covered everything from their original vision for Narwhal’s to its growing food program and plans for expansion. Merten also shared some of the restaurants he keeps coming back to, from a favorite takeout order to a ramen spot where even the wait outside is part of the experience.
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Aviator Hotel to be torn down
The abandoned Aviator Hotel at 6921 Lindbergh Blvd. has been bought. District 6 County Councilman Mike Archer says that the owner has plans to at least partially demolish it. “The Aviator Hotel went into receivership, essentially foreclosure,” Archer told The Call in September. “It was purchased (Sept. 17) by a new owner.”
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10 St. Louis-Style Pizza Parlors In Missouri That Prove Thin Crust Deserves More Respect
St. Louis pizza gets cut into squares, not triangles. It’s called a party cut, and it means nobody fights over the biggest slice. I love that a pizza style comes with its own built-in peace treaty. Then there’s the cheese. Provel is a gooey blend of cheddar, Swiss, and...
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Families Have Been Lining Up For Toasted Ravioli At This St. Louis Spot Since 1947
A pasta pocket reportedly fell into hot oil by accident in the 1940s, and a whole city’s favorite appetizer was born. Even better, the kitchen tied to that famous mix-up is still cooking today. The crispy little squares come out breaded, golden, and ready for a dunk in red...
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Eureka Missouri to host world unveiling of new book about KSHE-95
• Poor Richard’s Restaurant and Sports Bar in Eureka, Mo. will serve as the venue for the Nov. 6 world unveiling of a new book by St. Louis author Michael Grafman, titled KSHE- 95’s Shelley Grafman-The Architect of Classic Rock Radio. In the early 1960s, KSHE-95 was a...
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Over On St. Louis’ Hill, This Italian Market Deli Serves Toasted Ravioli And Provel Pizza To Go
Some of the best lunches in St. Louis come from buildings that do not try very hard to impress you from the curb. On the Hill, the city’s famous Italian neighborhood, one small market and deli has built a loyal crowd with thin crust pizza, toasted ravioli, and sandwiches big enough to split.
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Gioia’s Deli and more coming to Arnold
The owner of a 108-year-old deli and sandwich shop is bringing his family’s business to Arnold after a five-year crusade. Alex Donley said he and his wife, Amanda, will open their sixth Gioia’s Deli in December at 3870 Vogel Road. The deli will take over a space that was previously a Goodcents Subs sandwich shop in a shopping plaza that is next to Richardson Crossing Plaza, which is home to the Schnucks grocery store, and across from the Jefferson County Plaza, which is home to Home Depot and Target.