The dim sum was fresh and tasty. What stood out was the atmosphere&mdash;upscale but not stuffy, with comfortable seating and nice lighting. Just a relaxed spot for a casual meal.

Came for a late dinner with friends. It was pretty quiet, which was nice for catching up. Might stop by again.

The salad with provolone and Italian dressing was really good. The manicotti was tasty too, but the pasta was a little overcooked for my liking. Still a solid meal.

Came in for the prime rib. Ordered medium rare, and it was exactly that. So tender and juicy, the knife just went through it. The side of horseradish cream was a nice touch. A solid choice for a steak craving.

The papaya salad was so fresh and tangy, just like the ones I had in Bangkok. The portion was huge, I ended up taking half of it home. A solid spot for a quick, satisfying lunch.

Stopped by for lunch. The caramelized pear and gorgonzola brat was a solid choice. The sweet pear with the sharp cheese just worked. The turkey club was good too, but that brat was the highlight.

Solid spot for a quick bite. Grabbed a Boulevard IPA and the bottomless coffee for $2. Coffee kept coming, perfect for a long lunch. Food menu looked good, but I was in and out fast.

Been going here for years. It&#39;s a simple counter-service spot, the vibe is always relaxed. The BBQ is consistently good, nothing fancy. You get your brisket, ribs, and all the usual sides like mac and cheese. Just solid, reliable food.

Been coming here for years. The Irish stew with that whiskey gravy over mashed potatoes is exactly what you want on a cold night. It&#39;s solid, no-fuss food. The salmon&#39;s good too, but I always get the stew.

Weekend wait&#39;s a bit long, but the made-to-order freshness makes it worth it.

The outdoor tables facing the river are the main draw. Had a late lunch there, and just watching the water while eating made it feel like a mini escape from the city. A bit breezy, but worth it for the spot.

Got the rib plate special. Decent food, huge portions. The wine list had some nice local reds that paired well with the ribs. Fun spot with lots to look at on the walls.

The pineapple cashew chicken was the star. It had these big, juicy chunks of pineapple and the sauce was just the right amount of sweet and savory. The staff were super nice, too. That free veggie soup was a nice little bonus to start with.

Clean spot, friendly staff. Their donuts are consistently good, and the coffee hits the spot.

The vintage decor is so cute, perfect for a casual dinner with friends. Loved the spicy tuna roll!

My usual order is the brisket, pulled pork, and turkey combo. The meat is always tender, and the turkey is surprisingly juicy. Traffic from the Bass Pro can be a hassle, but the food makes it okay.

The burgers here are legit. Juicy patty, not overcooked. The avocado dip is fresh and creamy, perfect with the fries. That&#39;s the move.

Drive-thru only, which was perfect for a quick bite. Got the combo meal and it came out fast even with a line. The fries were crispy and hot, just how I like them.

Been coming here for their burgers for a while now. The sauces really make it&mdash;that spicy aioli on the classic cheeseburger is my go-to. Always hits the spot. Staff&rsquo;s super chill too.

The cocktails were really solid. Had the mezcal old fashioned and it was smoky and smooth. The lighting was dim, felt cozy. Staff was friendly but not overbearing. A good spot for a date.

The Commonwealth restaurant is a hidden gem with an inventive menu that truly stands out in the St. Louis dining scene. The grand burger is a must-try, and the overall atmosphere is calming and inviting.

The lunch pizza and salad combo is under $10. Solid portions. I had a glass of house red with it, which was a surprisingly decent pairing for the price. The crust held up well.

Been coming here for years. The new spot is clean and modern, good for watching a game with friends.

The mac and cheese had that perfect homemade richness. I paired it with a glass of their house red, which cut through the creaminess nicely. The sweet potato fries were a standout, too. Street parking was a bit of a hassle at lunch, but the food made up for it.

The falafel is incredible. Perfectly crispy outside, packed with flavor inside. Got it as a quick lunch, and it hit the spot. The hummus is super creamy too. Just a solid, fast bite.

Tried the fried avocado and &quot;drunken worm&quot; nachos. That cranberry sauce combo was a wild idea, but it actually worked. Never had anything like it.

The Philly cheesesteak was loaded with tender, fresh meat. Really appreciated the quality of the ingredients.

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