Nice hotel lobby spot, good for a family brunch. The buffet had solid variety. Service was efficient, which we appreciated on a busy Mother&#39;s Day. A bit pricey for what it is, but convenient.

The atmosphere here is fantastic, especially during events like Latin Night! The dance lessons and bottle service make it a fun place to enjoy with friends.

Been coming here for years, and the ham and cheese croissant is always the same. Perfectly flaky, never soggy. It&rsquo;s my go-to when I&rsquo;m in a rush.

This place on South Grand is a nice little spot. The Cantonese dishes are pretty authentic, not like the usual takeout. Had the roast duck, it was quite good. Service was fine, though a bit slow when it got busy.

The sandwiches here are really good. Fresh ingredients, solid flavors. Staff was friendly too. A nice spot for lunch in St. Louis. It did get a bit crowded, but that&#39;s expected.

Octavio was on it. Remembered our drinks from last time. Quick with the water refills. Just the right amount of chat. Made a Tuesday feel less like a Tuesday.

Always fresh and tasty. Perfect for a quick bite when you&#39;re in a hurry. The staff gets your order out fast. My go-to spot for lunch.

Aahanda was the best part of our meal. Super polite, handled everything quickly, and even jumped in to help other tables. It just made the whole vibe better.

Love the salmon bowl here! The fish was so fresh and flaky, and the portion of greens was generous. Really appreciate that they use quality ingredients. A nice, healthy lunch option downtown.

The sirloin crepe was very good. Had to wait about 25 minutes for a table on a Saturday, but the food came out quickly once we ordered. Solid choice for a business breakfast near the financial district.

Stopped in on a road trip. The chai tea was really nice, properly spiced. Pastries were solid, especially the croissant. Good spot to take a break.

Service was on point. Staff noticed we needed more water before we even asked, and the pacing between courses felt just right. Made the whole dinner relaxed.

Stopped here after a long drive, needed a bite. The sushi was really fresh, especially liked the salmon nigiri. Lemon drop was crisp, not too sweet. Surprised it wasn&#39;t busier for a Friday night. Solid spot.

Came here for a quiet dinner. The vibe is really warm and peaceful, which was nice. The staff were super friendly and made us feel welcome. Good spot for a chill evening out.

The butter chicken was so comforting, just like I remember from my last trip. The lighting was soft, and the gentle sitar music made me forget I was in a strip mall. A lovely, quiet spot for a weeknight dinner.

The half-and-half pizza option is a pretty good way to try different flavors.

Lulu&#39;s one of the few spots in St. Louis with the real dim sum carts. Went around noon and the siu mai and har gow were pretty fresh. The turnip cake was decent, too. The cart service is a nice touch, though it can get a bit crowded.

The all-day menu is a lifesaver. Came in for a late lunch and the vibe was just right&mdash;soft lighting, not too loud. The staff smiled, didn&#39;t rush us. Felt like a quiet pause in the middle of everything.

Got the smoked old fashioned. They bring it out under a glass cloche, smoke pours out. Tastes different, in a good way. A solid start before the food.

Kid-friendly and wheelchair accessible, which is nice. Had lunch outside on a sunny day, that was the best part. Staff was friendly, prices are okay. Solid spot for a casual meal.

This place is a neighborhood go-to for a reason. Their breakfast burrito is huge and loaded with eggs, cheese, and potatoes. For the price, you&#39;re getting a solid meal that&#39;ll keep you full for hours. It&#39;s exactly what I look for.

The gluten-free vegan cheese calzone was a total win for our group. One of my friends has celiac and another is dairy-free, so finding a place where everyone can actually share a meal is rare. This calzone hit the spot for all of us.

Been coming here for years. The happy hour wings are always a solid deal, and they never disappoint.

The patio&#39;s fireplace is perfect for a glass of wine on a cool evening.

The ramen broth had a really clean, savory flavor. I appreciated that the vegetables in it were crisp and fresh, not overcooked. The sushi rice was perfectly seasoned, too. A very satisfying meal focused on quality ingredients.

First time here and the cheesecake was a total standout. The rib eye and chicken were solid, but that cheesecake... so creamy and rich. The counter ordering is quick, which I like. Definitely coming back for dessert.

The &#39;Nduja Croquetas were fantastic. Spicy, cheesy, and perfectly crispy. Paired them with a nice, dry Spanish white that cut through the richness beautifully. A real winner.

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