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    Pop’s Kitchen

    3.8 (52 reviews)
    Closed 8:00 am - 2:00 AM (Next day)
    Updated 1 month ago

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    Outdoor seating
    Dogs allowed

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    #22. Four Wings & 2 Catfish Fillet
    Bruce G.

    Flew into St. Louis for work and came here based on a recommendation from the hotel. Had the cat fish, wings and fries. Not bashing the restaurant but my body couldn't handle fried everything and the seasoning was a little over board. Worst $27 I ever spent

    Shelly R.

    Thank you Yelpers! This place did not disappoint. The catfish was great. Lightly coated and fried to perfection. The wings were also fried to perfection. Great seasoning on everything. My friends enjoyed their shrimp plates and one couldn't stop raving about the catfish. A definite spot to check out.

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    Mari T.

    My friend was getting married so he requested this as his meal to get ready before the wedding. He kept raving about the wings but I was more excited to try all of the other side options. I got the fried cauliflower, onion rings, hush puppies, corn nuggets, okra, mac n cheese bites, coconut shrimp, and pizza puff. I got my husband a cheesesteak. The fries were good with ranch. I thought everything was good, just not amazing. The only thing noteworthy was the pizza puff. It was piping hot and stuffed like a big pizza hot pocket. Very flavorful and came with fries. Well worth the price. Bring cash if you don't want to pay a credit card surcharge. Street parking only so that's hard to find. I got dropped off. Lots of bottled drink options as well as ice cream flavors. I would come back to try more options next time we are in STL!

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    Zach H.

    Pops kitchen off Washington is a staple. Awesome fried everything. Chicken fish shrimp Talapia. A little pricey but good. The honey glaze sauce is amazing.

    Whole fried wings, and fries.
    Lynell L.

    Was walking by to catch my ride, and smelled pure deliciousness in the air! Everyone on the street pointed to Pop's Kitchen. I ran in a made a quick night cap order of wings/fries to see if they taste as good as they smell. These wings were off the chain! They actually taste like home fried chicken! Amazing!

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    Food is good service is wonderful not a long wait for food I live down the street I always go there so good

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    Fire!!!!! I would take several flights just to have the catfish & shrimp again! Chef's kiss!

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    excellent fish. great staff. open laaaate. good fries! only decent good downtown after noon.

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    Visited St. Louis and this was my favorite place. Food is amazing and staff is even better.

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    Exactly what you need. Hot fried food seasoned well. Get the catfish fillets. You definitely won't be disappointed.

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    Food was AMAZING. Staff were friendly and got us our food out pretty quick. I'm def going back

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