I had the shrimp fajita burrito with chips & queso. The burrito was really big & tasted good. A lil…read moresalt would have taken it up a notch(I'll bring my own next time because I will be back). They have delicious queso but be aware theirs is on the runny side & pretty spicy! It's a better choice than most other fast food.

The food was surprisingly tasteless. No flavor whatsoever. The only thing that had flavor was the…read morecheese. Unacceptable. However, the staff was kind and they had a window order option to avoid the long drive through line.

I went to the Sauce on the Side in Clayton. Parking was limited on the street, but we did get some…read moreluck when we went around 6:30pm. I had ordered the food for pick-up, hoping that it would be quick. But, my friends who ordered in got their calzones sooner than our pick up order. We did end up dining in with them and noticed that our friend's portions of calzones looked slightly bigger than our to-go orders. But, the calzones were still tasty and I liked the variety.

I arrived here around 2:50pm with my sons to grab some lunch. We are visiting STL from out of…read morestate. It wasn't busy and we were the only ones there. I ordered around 3pm. We got the feliz navidad calzone, 5 piece pepperoni basil bites, and the taste two (calzone and buffalo chicken bites). All the food came at 3:15pm. I was expecting the bites to come out first. This was the experience at a different location we tried 2 days prior. Nonetheless, the food was just as delicious! It was made fresh. The mini is the perfect size. I got a regular size last time and I only ate half and took the other half home. My teen son (big appetite) couldn't even finish the regular sized one. We ate at this establishment twice during our vacation, so that should tell you how good it was! If it was up to my teen, we would've eaten there a 3rd time! The food is great. As a side note, After ordering and bringing the food, interaction with staff was very limited.

Fish tacos were good. We're good sized tacos for price and had pretty good flavor. Only downside…read morewas seating was a bit limited/cramped.

As a Texas transplant, I am a huge fan of taco Buddha! It reminds me of Torchy's Tacos and makes me…read morefeel a little more at home. We stuck to fish tacos since it was a Friday during lent, but they did not disappoint. The margaritas & mad dog were very good as well and I would highly recommend! I like the idea of the QR codes to order at the tables. It felt like it made the process a bit faster, but it was still a hospitable environment. Everyone was very friendly and we felt taken care of. There was a short wait on a Friday at 6pm, but it was well worth it.

This place is unfairly maligned, and I'm not sure why. It must be attracting the wrong kind of…read morecustomers, the kind of people more than happy to regale you for hours on end with their opinion about the seasoning on the tendies at Cane's. I don't need to know these people personally to be able to name the 10 CDs they owned back in the 1990s. (If they weren't around back in the '90s, obviously I wouldn't want their opinion about anything.) Shake Shack isn't as good as Hi Pointe, but it's good enough that I wouldn't drive past a Shake Shack to get to a Hi Pointe if, for some reason, I just had to drop a Section 8 rent payment on my lunch. I was only there yesterday because I was meeting people, and I figured I'd go all out since I might never return. I didn't get the most elaborate sandwich, but more so because the specialty selections sounded, erm, ridiculous to me, to use currently acceptable terminology. But you best believe I got both a shake and the weirdly pale-looking cheese goo on my fries. I notice they nickel and dime you on various add-ons and options, e.g. whipped cream on your shake and what have you, which seems kinda pathetic, but it still ends up being less than you'd spend at a Five Guys. But that's true of literally anywhere you can shop in 2026, including Hermès. I appreciate the fact that you can order via kiosk, like at a Panera. It saves you from having to explain how you'd like your sandwich to the staff, which may or may not consist of Ladue residents. (They honestly seemed lovely.) Ordering my Double ShackBurger, I noticed that it comes standard with lettuce and tomato but no pickle or onion, which are available free of charge, so I went ahead and took care of that. The weird cheese gloop on the fries is only $0.50 extra, but I don't know how necessary it is. As its complexion (so to speak) suggests, it lacks the tang of stadium nacho cheese. It's not bad, but I would have been fine with just ketchup. Crinkle-cut fries are no one's preference (literally no one), but these might be the GOAT crinkle-cut fries. They're crisp to the point where they held up even under the gloop, but they weren't all dried out. They wanted another $0.50 for the whipped cream on my Cookies and Cream Shake. Are they saving up to go play Pac-Man? The shake was nearly impossible to suck through a straw when I got it (ahem), and that's even before you account for the bits of off-brand Oreo cookie. I wish they'd give you one of those bigger straws, not just a regular soda straw. If they're doing that for the environment, I might have to get the president involved. For some reason, they made my burger twice. They brought out a tray with everything on it, including my burger, and then later they brought out another burger. As a result, I ended up eating two double cheeseburgers, cheese fries and a shake. It wasn't my finest hour. I shudder to think how many calories I consumed. The guys I was there with (no Diddy), who were all runners, were shocked and appalled. They're not ginormous burgers, but I notice the buns are a little bit smaller, so the meat and various toppings hang out over the edge. It's an odd bun, weirdly soft and chewy, with a flavor that calls to mind the more premium/non-WIC hot dog buns they carry at the nearby Schnucks. The meat didn't seem to be as high quality as the meat at the aforementioned Hi Pointe, but the toppings were, uh, top notch. Overall, I'd describe the burger as an elevated Dave's Double from Wendy's, which, if you know ball, is the highest compliment you can pay anything, let alone a burger. I'd be curious to know where people are eating, if they don't like Shake Shack, but maybe I don't want to know? It'll be a while until my system is rid of all that ground beef, and longer still until I've recovered financially.

First time here for us. Tried the basic, ShackButgers; one without the sauce. Also tried the iced…read moretea and split an order of fries. The burgers were good quality. They remind me of the diners of the 1960s. Crinkle fries were (maybe) double-dips but at room temperature, and we went back to the counter to get fresh fries. However, I guess they're worried about burning someone. Traded out for another room temperature basket of fries. The iced tea was weak but it seemed to be fresh. I'd go back for the burgers. But, I was definitely underwhelmed. Maybe try again in the summer.

The bartender, Allen, I think. He was awesome. We were laughing our whole meal. The food was…read moreamazing. Blue ribbon burger and the homemade pickles were . Only recommendation would be more space at the bar because Allen was great and the lines for the bar seats make total sense. Don't sleep on the cheese curds.

Grabbed lunch at 5 Star Burgers in Clayton and walked out wondering why I haven't been coming here…read morefor years. The bacon cheeseburger is built for people who actually want to taste beef. The half-pound patty came out medium-rare with real char marks and seasoning that went all the way through -- not just a salt crust on the outside that fools you on the first bite. The toasted bun held everything together start to finish, which sounds like a low bar until you've had a $20 burger collapse into your lap. The bacon had a genuine snap to it, the cheese melted into every layer, and the produce was clearly cut that morning. You can tell the difference. The fries are a full portion and they stay crispy long enough to actually eat them. Service moved fast for a kitchen cooking everything to order. The room has that no-nonsense burger joint feel -- you're there for the food, and the bar-and-grill setup makes it easy to linger if you want to. Clayton location is convenient, parking is straightforward, and the price-to-portion ratio is better than most places charging the same or more for half the effort. If you're in the St. Louis area and want a burger that doesn't cut corners, this is the one. I'm heading back next week specifically for the mushroom Swiss.

Delicious Food! Always fresh and prepared to perfection. I love the warm welcome and customer…read moreservice is always top notch! Keep it going Hi-Point! One of my go to!

Ordered a double to go, the food was great, service was quick and staff was very friendly.read more

This was an amazing spot to try!! Vegan food!! So I'm…read morecurrently fasting this month and doing meatless Mondays. And thanks to google, this vegan spot was first on the menu. Upon entering you are greeted by a friendly cashier, definitely recommend ordering from them! Remember, they are cashless! I forgot that on my second meatless Monday! I changed my mind and decided to get something more! the second time upon visiting I got the Dirty Little Vegan (chicken imitation). This was a very good experience! I will definitely come back if you want a personable experience. On the inside it was only one chair. So be mindful you may have to eat somewhere else. But they are friendly indeed! Definitely recommend trying something new, you would be surprised at what you like!

I tried Bougie Bites STL for the first time and ordered the Ouuwee Impossible Burger with…read morecaramelized onions and melted mozzarella. The burger itself was really good; flavorful and satisfying. The fries were seasoned great, and I also ordered a side of cheese sauce, which was good, it had a hint of spice to it that I really enjoyed. This establishment is more of a pickup spot rather than a sit-down restaurant. There's only one small table with two chairs. I didn't mind grabbing food to go, but I would've preferred the option to sit down and eat comfortably. Parking was easy, with plenty of spots available in the lot, which was a plus. As for the service, it was just okay. Since it was my first visit, I had a lot of questions. They were answered, but the interaction felt very minimal. I didn't really feel welcomed or invited, which took away a bit from the overall experience. Overall, decent food and convenient parking, but the atmosphere and service could be warmer.

My favorite place to grab catfish plus they have canned Faygo which is extremely hard to find…read moreoutside of Michigan. It's to-go only as there isn't enough space to dine in, and the person who takes me order is usually a bit rude but the catfish is so good that I don't really care too much.

When they first opened I gave them a 5 star review. Now that they have settled in the food has gone…read moredown hill. I ordered a Philly Cheesesteak Sandwich and it was horrible. I wish I took a picture. The bread was falling apart as I ate it, there was barely any meat and the fries were horrible. The fries tasted old and were cold. I keep giving them chances but after this I'm done. Nothing like when they first opened.

I was hungry while in town- I heard they were famous for roast beef sandwiches, so I went and had…read moreone. It was quite good, so, yaaaay!

The most delicious roast beef sandwich you'll ever eat in your life. It's a St. Louis tradition…read more They cook the meat to your desired doneness. There are quite a few choices for different types of sandwiches, including turkey and chicken, and the fries are cooked a special way where they are brined in salt. I highly recommend if you get a roast beef you get the barbecue sauce and horseradish sauce for it. And the frozen custard is epic. The kids meal has a lot of really good choices and they give you a cookie. We walked up to the counter and were served right away. It's a nice atmosphere inside with good lighting, lots of pictures on the walls, it has kind of a retro feel to it.

I came here for dinner before my movie and purchased I thought a spicy chicken meal with drink. It…read morewasn't spicy but it was very good. Toppings were included and did not disappoint. Shoestring French fries I absolutely loved . Staff friendly. Dining in staff were cleaning off tables and sweeping and that alone pushed my rating up . Cashier informed me about a reward program and the perks of joining and I thought that was very helpful. I will definitely look into it. That extra information and his smile definitely earned the final star. I wish I had his name but I didn't request a receipt. This location I wanna give kudos to staff and management for teamwork and dedication, it definitely shows . Keel up the good work!

They are everything that Steak'n'Shake wishes it could be! Hot, fresh, tasty, basic, and so good!…read more Lots of options. Even have great hot dogs. Definitely worth your cash!