The wife and I went here for our Anniversary and my birthday. The ambiance of this place is…read moreamazing the service also matches the ambiance. Kimberly sure knows how to make her guest feel special and welcomed. Vibe was great and food was good. We will return.

Looks are definitely deceiving. This restaurant needs help. Walked in and was greeted with a…read moresmiling face and welcoming host. She seated us at our table (we had a reservation) table was a mess underneath no one sweet up after whoever was sitting there, table was sticky, they weren't busy at all so not sure what took so long for our hostess to show up. When she showed up the young lady was nice and smiling. She took our orders and gave us a few tips on what was poplar and what wasn't which was nice and appreciated. While waiting for our drinks to come before food we observed several around us sending back their food constantly. The table next to us had burnt waffles in which I know the hostess saw that they were and she should have addressed that before brining out to the table. We finally received our drinks and tasted nothing like a margarita. It was suppose to be watermelon. It's kinda hard to mess up a margarita I thought but perhaps it was cheap liquor? I'm not sure but it was definitely a no go. Finally received our food I ordered the stacker w/bacon, egg on the side scrambled with cheese in them. The picture on the menu has fruit on top of this sandwich and when asked our hostess if this was French toast she stated yes w/fruit. We it arrived with some white thick sauce (looked like white gravy) on it and regular toast. The egg was not scrambled had no cheese. My friends had the fish and fries. The toast came out with in seconds behind it. The young man that delivered the food I'm sure if he was training or the cook. This presentation was horrible and a compete NO. We told the waitress than you but it was unacceptable and had left. They definitely have work to do. This much be a brunch place poplar amongst the younger adults and they at okay, with that because they must have a dj at times of something. Music playing was nice and not overly loud good selection there is about all I can say. The menu does not reflect what you get, online does not reflect this venue.THUMBS DOWN

This is a super quaint spot on the loop for breakfast. You order at the counter, and there are a…read morefew tables you can sit down at. Most of the tables were dirty, which was a bit annoying, but the counter worker was really friendly. He brought us ketchup and hot sauce and anything we needed. I tried the Roasted Vegetable Hash, and I was satisfied, but not blown away. I did think that the sweet potatoes were a bit tough and could have been cooked more thoroughly, and the turkey sausage was very dry. The eggs were well-cooked however, and I loved the tender brussels. I wish they'd advertised that the sauce would be sweet and mapley, as I just wasn't expecting it. I'd like to give this place another try, especially the burrito with romesco and goat cheese. Maybe that will win me over.

We had planned on going to another restaurant across the street that advertised they were open…read moreduring the time we were there, but they were NOT open. Kingside Express was across the street AND open when they said they were going to be. A better start... The food was DELICIOUS! The workers there were extremely helpful and conscientious. My friend had worried that it was only a take out place, but there ARE tables for eat-in AND they allowed us to pull an additional table to ours so that we could all be together. It's not an extremely loud place, so conversation IS possible. This is the 3rd Kingside location I've been to and they DO IT RIGHT at every one of them! Love 'em!!!

Oats & Honey Cafe is our #1 favorite place for breakfast! The menu is not at all boring, as a…read morematter of fact, it is a flavor explosion and a treat for the whole family. There is even a good surprise for those of us who enjoy spices and a little south of the border flair. The restaurant itself is clean, comfortable and accommodating. It has a cozy feel and offers seasonal selections throughout the year. Their drink options are also very good. I must also mention their service. We absolutely love their friendly staff, Eddie is our favorite! We often ask for a To-go order to bring home to our daughter and they always package everything so nicely. Excellent food!!

We tried out Oats & Honey Cafe yesterday morning... and here's my thoughts…read more We're staying at a hotel in West County while our new house closes, so we wanted a hearty breakfast because we'd be at the house all day and wouldn't be able to eat lunch. We found Oats & Honey Cafe and ordered pickup. This place is in Creve Couer off of Olive Rd, which means limited parking and heavy traffic getting there. That being said, the atmosphere was very pleasant. The service was also pleasant, but they took about 10 minutes to hand me my order - not ideal when you're in a rush. The food we got was very good. Lemon Ricatta Pancakes? Absolutely amazing combination! Traditional Breakfast? Delicious - eggs, bacon and hash browns were SO flavorful. Red Velvet Latte? Interesting combo, a bit too strong for my taste. All I could taste was coffee. Slow service and strong coffee aside, we'll be back to Oats & Honey, maybe next time for dine-in when we have more time!

Mrs. K and I caught a 6 am flight to STL. We were up at 3 am and had no time for breakfast. We…read morelanded on time and picked up our rental car. Mrs. K said she knew a place to eat. I am in a stupor. I have never seen nor heard of this place. It's a typical older diner with booths and a rather older interior. Our server seemed to be busy. She brought our drinks and said she would be back. Not my favorite thing a server said. She shows up, takes our order, and the food comes out rather quickly. When I first saw the ham, I was thinking, "Oh boy, this is not going to be good." Tasted way better than it looked. I did the same thing with the brown-and-serve sausage. Tasted better than it looked. Eggs, toast, and hash brown were all good.

I had a great time at a nicely decorated restaurant. The wall art was nice. The pictures of the…read morefood looks tasty. Customer service was good but not great. My server did a great job of taking the order. Equally was good at bringing out our food. But i had to stop her and ask for a refill. She brought out the bill and offered a drink to go. You have to pay up front instead of at the table. The food was good. They don't have any pork products. They have turkey ham, turkey bacon, and turkey sausage. Which is perfect for me since i don't eat pork. They added beef bacon to the menu. I had to try it. I git a side of beef bacon. It was fried crispy. I had the chicken and waffles. The waffle come with plenty of butter on top. The chicken was perfectly cooked and seasoned. It wad spicy. The spice level was perfect for me. The chicken tenders and fries looked great. The tenders were huge. It was crispy. The server said they make their own tenders. It looks like seasoned well but it didn't have any flavor. The fries were good. The restaurant was busy. It was Sunday an f a mixture of a church crowd and others. The parking lot was full. They do have plenty of parking.

If you know about the StL Airport, then you know that meal options are scarce. Afternoon flight and…read moredecided on Peacemaker for lunch. Fish Sandwich with Fries and a Coke, $30. Good Grief! Fish Sandwich was really good. Ample fish, 2 thick pieces, cooked perfectly, crispy and hot. Fries... meh. Nothing standout. Coke had that good snap you need on that first sip. Food came out quickly, plenty of time to enjoy it and get to my gate timely. Service was friendly and attentive.

2pm on a Father's Day Peacemaker Lobster Crab and Four Hands I mean the Middle Finger Brewing…read more Hello welcome. Quick note we are out of anything with lobster, anything with brisket, the hush puppies and the crawfish" Me "so anything good? " puzzled look. "We have a burger." Sheepish look. "Can I get your drinks started?" What a way to run a business. Thank God there was a VIN Volo with chargers and decent quick food a few gates away.

Let's start with... "I was at the hotel for a book Con. Enchanticon to be specific."…read more For those of you who do not know. The Station Grille is located in the Union Station Hotel event centre. This place is huge! And there are often events going on in the main venue area. The Good - Ok, struggling here. Let's move on. The Bad - Wait time to be seated, even though they weren't busy. I'm guessing they were switching from Brunch to Lunch, so the host was taking his time. It may have also been that several members of the party were dressed super fancy (EnchantiCon). The food was lacklustre and they stopped brunch at 11 am (WHAT?!?!) The Ugly - Oh, there is just so much! The restaurant obviously didn't know that there was an event going on, much less what event. We were asked several times by our waitress alone. Took 25 minutes to get water... because no one could decide who was bringing it to the table. After food was delivered, I waited about 5 minutes, then walked over and got rolls of silverware from a basket on the brunch buffet. The three of us ordered, and none of it came out right. The most maddening thing is that the Hotel and the Union Station bar, and even the outlying restaurants, are fantastic. This needs to get some kind of an upgrade, not only in what it is as a restaurant, but how it is run. The Wrap-up - This place is getting by on its brunch and the fact that it looks like a classic/classy hotel restaurant. But don't fall for it. The experience and the bland food are not worth the extravagant prices.

Onsite breakfast option at the hotel. There are two buffet options (one with hot selections, other…read morecold only) or order off menu. We ordered off menu. As it's been the theme with all restaurants onsite, portions were overcooked, particularly the sausage. I otherwise enjoyed the eggs and toast. Waitress was really friendly, took the time to talk to us about the apparent ghosts at the hotel so that was interesting to hear about.

We look forward to Restaurant Week (RW) every year as an opportunity to enjoy a special dinner at a…read morelocal spot we've never visited. 5 of us came from St Charles County and were delighted with our experience at Cafe La Vie (located within the La Meridien Hotel, parking underground). The cocktail menu and RW menu were fabulous, and yet bringing it all to life with effusive knowledge and enthusiasm about the various dishes was our outstanding server, Corinthian. She shared interesting and incredible insight on each offering, making us feel valued and appreciated patrons, advising based on our interests and likes to help us make decisions. Each of us was pleased with our various selections. While the soups were tempting on a cold night, I was delighted with the French-inspired Lyonnaise salad complete with a perfectly prepared soft boiled egg. My panko-encrusted swordfish with burre Blanc sauce was light and tasty. The gooey butter beignets were light on the gooey butter custard-like filling, as promised by our server (and more special than the typical St. Louis dessert), sprinkled with powdered sugar and drizzled with chocolate. The ample dessert (3) provided take home leftovers for delicious breakfast treats. The cocktails I enjoyed included a Japanese Old Fashioned & an Espresso Martini, both very good. Initially upon arrival, an adjacent table of younger women was unusually loud (in a space that doesn't absorb noise well) that I feared would spoil our evening; rather than approach them (tempted) or engage management, I glared a few times at them and it seemed to have resolved. Overall, this was a very enjoyable, comfortable, and satisfying dinner; we would return.

I was really excited to try Cafe La Vie. The ambiance is cute and the pics online looked lovely…read more While all of the servers were kind, they seemed a bit disorganized. It took a decent amount of time to get water and even longer with multiple reminders to then receive my coffee. I wasn't sure who exactly was supposed to take care of our table so it made it difficult to ask. Hoping this isn't a common experience for guests and it was probably just an off day for everyone. Food was good. I think the prices for quality and quality didn't meet my expectations. I hope to come back for a different meal time and try it again!

This is a cool, little local place. It is right in downtown St. Charles. It looks like a bar but…read morethere are plenty of tables to eat. Monday they have dollar wings. My wife ordered these. They were fried, then sauced, then fried again. They were super crispy but still juicy on the inside. I had the burnt ends mac and cheese. I didn't see smoke or smell smoke but this was definitely smoked BBQ. Everything we had was so good.

I really liked this place. It was cute. The food was good. The service was great. It was super…read morecold, so we had to move to get away from the vents. I would say my classic breakfast was average nothing wild. My friend always does b&g everywhere he goes. Well, he said it was decent. It is somewhere I would try again though! The bartender was wonderful she was super nice, helpful, and knowledgeable. I would like to try other food besides brunch.