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TZR 2026 Readers' Choice Awards: Best Farm-to-Table Restaurants
At the intersection of seasonality, sustainability, and soul-satisfying cuisine, The Zoe Report Readers’ Choice Awards for Best Farm-to-Table Restaurants celebrates the places doing farm-fresh dining right. Our readers honored establishments that elevate local ingredients with thoughtful technique, cultural reverence, and genuine heart. From the pastoral elegance of The Barn at Blackberry Farm in Tennessee to the refined, ingredient-led tasting menus at Quince in San Francisco and the inventive, vegetable-centric fare at Vicia in St. Louis, these restaurants serve up unforgettable experiences that are as mindful as they are delicious.
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Jazz, Justice & Legacy: Star Houze Sits Down with Victor Goines Ahead of Jazz St. Louis’ MLK Tribute
Music has always been more than entertainment — it’s a voice for justice, healing, and collective memory. That spirit was front and center as STL Tour Guide Lady Star Houze sat down with Victor Goines, CEO and President of Jazz St. Louis, for an intimate conversation about the organization’s upcoming tribute honoring the life and legacy of Martin Luther King Jr..
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Late Night Dessert Spot Opens In Ballwin
Check out the newly opened Melt N Dip in Ballwin for your late-night chocolate cravings. Brothers, Omar and Mohammad Ayyash specialize in authentic Belgian chocolate treats, from loaded crepes to their famous chocolate taps. Teens are finding it to be the perfect new spot for a dessert date or a midnight snack.
First Alert 4
Busy Saturday in downtown St. Louis with City SC opener, Eric Church Concert
5 On Your Side
Black Rep STL celebrates 40+ years of Black theatre
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Annie Malone May Day Parade canceled for second year; festival replacing event
ST. LOUIS — St. Louis is facing a spring without its historic May Day Parade for the second consecutive year. The Annie Malone Children and Family Services center remains shuttered as crews work to repair extensive flood damage caused by broken pipes, a setback compounded by recent government funding cuts.
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Hillsboro High students to perform one-act plays Feb. 27 after delay
Hillsboro High School students will perform six one-act plays on Feb. 27 after the show was postponed due to illnesses. The Hillsboro High School Facebook page announced the postponement on Jan. 22. The show was scheduled for Jan. 23. Stephanie Williams, a Hillsboro High English teacher who is overseeing the...
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Step Back In Time At This Iconic Missouri Route 66 Diner
Some places don’t just serve food; they serve memories with a side of nostalgia and a cherry on top. Carl’s Drive-In in Brentwood has been doing exactly that along the legendary Route 66, where the burgers are classic and the atmosphere is pure Americana. You know that feeling...
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The District in Chesterfield launches Family Fridays with dining specials and fun for all age groups
A new weekly event at The District in Chesterfield aims to make Friday nights easier and more enjoyable for families looking to get out of the house this winter. The entertainment and dining destination launched “Family Fridays” this month, introducing a rotating lineup of food specials, drink deals and activities designed to appeal to both kids and adults. The weekly initiative brings together restaurants, entertainment venues and retailers across the walkable development, allowing families to spend an evening in one place without choosing between adult-focused nightlife and kid-friendly outings.
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The Enormous Bookstore In Missouri That’ll Make Your Book-Hunting Dreams Come True
There’s a little slice of literary heaven tucked away in Webster Groves, Missouri, that’s about to become your new favorite destination. The Novel Neighbor isn’t just a bookstore – it’s a vibrant community hub where stories come alive and book lovers find their tribe. Remember...
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Sugar Rush On Highway 67 As Sweet Spot Cafe Hits Florissant
Florissant just picked up a new spot for coffee, donuts and diner classics, as The Sweet Spot Cafe marked the opening of its latest shop at 2575 N. Highway 67 A on Friday. Neighbors gathered in front of the Jeffrey Plaza storefront while the family-run team cut the ribbon alongside city officials and business leaders, then stuck around to sample donuts and milkshakes. The new cafe adds to a recent wave of North County openings and is aiming squarely at the early-morning and lunchtime crowd with a mix of sweet and savory comfort food.
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Tea ParTea offers more than 200 loose-leaf teas and assorted treats in South City
Ever since she can remember, Amber Fouche has loved the simple yet soothing ritual of enjoying a cup of tea with loved ones. Her late grandmother Clara prepared pots of freshly brewed tea daily using herbs from the garden, conjuring warm memories that Fouche holds dear to this day. At Tea ParTea (4551 Gravois), she hopes to evoke the same comforting feeling for customers by sharing her family’s deep passion for the craft.
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Bridge Tap House & Wine Bar closes, transitions to event venue
After 17 years serving elevated brew pub and wine bar fare in downtown St. Louis, Bridge Tap House & Wine Bar (1004 Locust) has changed concept. Owners Dave and Kara Bailey announced the news in an Instagram post on February 6, explaining that Bridge would cease operations as a restaurant and transition to an event venue, Bridge Private Event House.
The US Sun
It’s all over for Wendy’s restaurant after ominous signs pop up in windows of iconic diner confirming closure
A BELOVED Wendy’s restaurant has been closed down as ominous signs pop up in windows of the iconic diner. Despite operating as business as usual last week, the eatery was shut today with its signage already stripped off the Edwardsville, Illinois store. Brown paper has been placed over windows...
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This long-running St. Louis parade is turning into a festival
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Annie Malone to replace May Day parade with festival amid tough financial times
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - Amid ongoing financial hardships, Annie Malone Family and Child Services announced Friday it was canceling the annual May Day parade for the second year in a row, but announced alternative plans. The organization said this year, there would be a May Day Festival...