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    Biggie's Restaurant

    4.1 (212 reviews)
    ModerateAmerican, Bars
    Closed 11:00 am - 12:00 AM (Next day)

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    What's the vibe?
    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Outdoor seating
    Dogs allowed

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    Cannelloni
    John K.

    We started with pretzel bites with a cheese dip. The pretzel bites were served hot. Thank you! They were delicious with and without the cheese dip. I ordered the cannelloni with red and white sauce. The cannelloni was served hot. Thank you again! The cannelloni was delicious. Very flavorful and tasty. Our server was Kayla and she was excellent. Great service and a friendly personality. The restaurant has a comfy homey vibe where everyone is welcome and no one leaves without a full belly.

    Pasta Con Broccoli lunch special size
    Beth K.

    . The salad had a lot of provel in it ! The pasta was very tasty. I would definitely want to try their other food. Servers were very helpful and nice . It's an older restaurant and lots of seating. Parking is a bit tricky depending if you end up by the one way and need to turn down another street to get into the parking lot

    Bread
    Deanna S.

    My coworker told me about Biggies. We decided to sit down for a bite and I was pleasantly surprised. We sat at a pub table. Lots of choices on the menu and the food came out pretty quick. They have a house French dressing that's so good! Our server was also working the bar but it didn't stop him from providing good service. The lighting was dim but not too dark. Perfect for dinner or game watching

    Steak Sandwich
    Sami B.

    Came here for lunch two weekends in a row, it does not disappoint. We also shared so we could have some variety. French onion soup was perfect on a rainy Saturday. The pasta con broccoli is top notch. Trashed wings are a must try. The chicken Parmesan sandwich was pretty good, whatever French bread they use is divine. I also love that they serve bread & butter at the start of the meal. They always seat us pretty quickly and the service is fast. One of my new favorite go tos!

    Andrea S.

    Large portions of pastas. Since pastas didn't come with salads we ordered a large salad to share. I thought the cheese on the salad was plentiful and tastes good. Had a little bit of a waiting to get a table on a Friday night but not too bad. Parking was tricky.

    Dinner Salad with White French
    Michelle L.

    Review #1900 Biggie's is a St. Louis Classic in my opinion. I hadn't been in a few years and stopped in on a Sunday evening for dinner. I had to have a dinner salad with the white French dressing. The dressing is a little sweet, a little creamy, and very tangy. There's nothing else quite like it. For dinner I ordered a pepperoni and bacon pizza with extra sauce. It was delicious. Nice crisp crust and provel cheese. My dinner date ordered the Fried Chicken which I believe is the Sunday night special. It's a 1/2 chicken with 2 sides. She was very happy. We both took home leftovers. The service is always friendly. This is a great neighborhood place and it makes me miss living in this neighborhood. We'll be back!

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    Joe R.

    This place is Big! It's amazing how many dining rooms and seating areas are available besides the bar area. Our server made some nice suggestions for dinner and appetizers. We ordered the appetizer sampler of potato skins, jalapeño poppers, and toasted raviolis which were very good. I ordered the Reuben sandwich which was tasty. The kitchen really cranks out the food, and we didn't have to wait very long for our meals. I'll be back!

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    A classic South City mainstay. Great steak sandwich. Unique white French dressing. They were really nice to my kid. Highly recommend.

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    It's hard to beat this place's location, if you want to run a few miles in the park across the…read morestreet and then reverse any progress you may have made, and then some, by consuming copious quantities of beer, pizza and what have you I can confirm as much, having done so yesterday. I met here with members of a local running group for one of their periodic pub runs. It was extremely cold when I got there, despite having been nearly 90 degrees out the day before. Several members of our group stood in the doorway, preventing other patrons from entering and exiting. Modern's staff deserves credit for not complaining or forcing them to leave. They may have sensed that this wasn't the local unhoused population. Only employed people run recreationally, despite having relatively little free time. I see this place all the time, from my car on the adjacent highway, on my way back to civilization, but I'd never had the occasion to stop by. Perhaps I'd be a regular if I attended the nearby community college. But if I could afford to eat here, why would I be attending community college? The beer will set you back. I would have been fine with a 32 oz can of Miller High Life, but when in Rome. There's an extensive selection of beers on tap, and probably even more in cans and bottles. I'm no connoisseur, and I don't have that kind of time, so I went with something called Silent Gs, or something to that effect. I justified it, in part, by telling myself that its name is a reference to the Lil Wayne bar adored by people who started listening to rap music in 2003. I paid $7.50-ish for a not particularly large serving, but damn it if it wasn't pretty good. I appreciate it anytime one of these higher gravity pale ales doesn't taste like it was sourced from a trough-style urinal at a circa '83 ballpark. A couple of girls from the aforementioned run group mentioned that this place carries a brussels spouts salad. I don't eat salad, because I'm a guy, but these girls are certified baddies, and I succumbed to the peer pressure. I attempted to mitigate the impact on my reputation by also ordering a slice of pepperoni pizza. I'm gonna have to have a difficult meeting with my accountant, as a result, but it was worth it. The entree serving of the salad would have been enough food, even without the pizza. It's enough vegetables that it's actually kinda obnoxious, like they're trolling you. Who do they think I am, a damn cow? Part of that may have been the brussels sprouts. They help give the salad a surprising heft, for something that doesn't have any meat in it, and help make up for the lack of bacon, which I generally require with brussels sprouts. The candied walnuts, which I thought might be croutons, were another delightful surprise and complemented the tang of the pickled red onions. The pizza came topped with an oddly precise-looking quantity and arrangement of pepperonis, like they might have Russell Crowe from the movie A Beautiful Mind working in the kitchen. It's not like at Domino's, where they just toss them on there and they might not even be on half the pizza. I guess they have to do that when they sell it by the slice. You'd be upset if you didn't get enough of them, because they're delicious. They're the kind that curl up into little cups filled with disgustingly unhealthy and yet delicious oil. I wonder if that's also because they serve it by the slice and hence have to reheat it. That may have resulted in the end of the crust suffering from a bit of Popeyes biscuit-like dryness, but what are you going to do. Then again, that may have been a purposeful attempt to get you to purchase more expensive beer. Everything else here was so well executed, it's hard to imagine this wasn't intentional on their part.

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    For a cocktail bar, I give this place 5/5 stars. The alcoholic and alcohol free cocktails are…read moredelicious and the vibe is immaculate. I particularly like how the menu has illustrations of the cocktails so you know how they are served. Plus everything is seasonal! For food, I give it a 4/5. The appetizers, including the cauliflower, onion rings, and poutine are excellent but the entree menu is limited to mostly sandwiches and I've found the entrees just ok-to-good for the price. It's easy to walk in for lunch but I recommend a reservation for dinner to avoid the chaos!

    I've had several recommendations for this spot from friends and colleagues. I finally had the…read moreopportunity to stop in for brunch. I'm disappointed that it took me so long to make my way here. They won me over with the tiny dedicated parking lot. At my big age, difficult parking situations are a turn off and I will go home if I can't get reasonable parking. I was able to snag a space in the lot and headed in. The space is a bit dark with rich sage, brass, and terracotta. There are several hanging plants making it an inviting place. The bar has plenty of comfortable seating and cozy tables if you decide to bring some friends. Caleb was our server during our visit. He was an absolute delight. He made excellent cocktail suggestions. He looked after our group without being overly doting. Just a gem of a human. We tried approximately 9 cocktails during our visit. Did I mention we were at brunch! I highly recommend the peach bite and the Side Car. Every cocktail is thoughtfully made and well executed. They offer a small brunch menu along with the regular menu. I usually always get chilaquiles when they are available. But today the ruby trout and grits sounded perfect. This dish was amazing!! The trout was thin with crispy skin. The grits were creamy and delicious. The dish is topped with a house made radish pico and salsa macha. We also ordered a breakfast sandwich that was paired with the crispiest breakfast potatoes I've ever had. The burger and fries are also a good option. The seasoning on the fries is next level. The brunch menu has a sticky toffee roll that is a perfect size for sharing or not. Salty sweet fork tender cinnamon roll. Lastly, the deviled eggs were a group favorite. I am a big fan of Passenger Chili Crisp. If you are unfamiliar please look them up! It's hands down the best chili crisp I've ever had. It's locally made here in STL and can also be found in several dishes at restaurants around town. The eggs were creamy with the right amount of tang from the mustard. The chili crisp made these deviled eggs easily top five best I've ever had! Planning to stop in again soon for happy hour with more friends

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