I wish I'd taken pictures but you see enuff of them. Cup of…read morechili straight Sausage, eggs over easy, hash browns, toast Soda Friendly and prompt service Atmosphere for all time I understand it to be the direct descendant of OT Hodge $16 I'll take it

Great place for breakfast. The everything omelet is huge and delicious. Coffee was perfect and hot,…read moreno bitterness at all. I drink it black, so there is nothing to disguise the taste of bad coffee. The no bean chili on the omelet was a tasty surprise. I ordered it on the side because I wasn't sure I'd like chili on eggs, but it was a great new taste experience. And the fried potatoes were just like I like them, with just the right amount of greasiness. All of the workers were very friendly. I would give it ten stars here if I could!

This is a fantastic burger!! We were in town for a convention, and the lines were long, but the…read morewait was worth it. The burger was a really good Smashburger and the fries were good. I don't generally love fries, but these were pretty dang good. We would return.

We called to make sure they could accommodate a large group of 23. They said yes do we all headed…read moreover. Their dining room was full so we placed our order in their kiosk to go. The kiosk accepted everyone's individual order, or so we thought. No message came up saying we reached a limit but apparently we did and needed to place the order again with a few at a time. Neither the cashier or manager knew the limit. We took out food to go and there was a huge piece of plastic in a chicken sandwich. (See photo) Would I go back NO Would I recommend this restaurant NO

Talk about a life changing experience!…read more I'm not a big breakfast person. The White Knight Diner changed that. I had the Slinger! Hamburger, eggs, hash browns and Chili! Watch out breakfast will never be the same again! Great staff! They are friendly and efficient. The food is excellent! Fair prices. You can grab breakfast or lunch here daily.

Was in town on vacation and wanted to hit a unique breakfast spot, it was just that passionate…read moreworkers and authentic diner food if your around skip the overpriced gentrified spots and give them a go.

We had such a great time! The food was fantastic at breakfast and every person we interacted with,…read moreincluding the owner, made it so much more fun. We will be back here every time we are in St. Louis.

Service was outstanding! I thought the south side slinger…read morewas very good! One the best slingers I have had in long while!!!!!

So ive been twice to this location the food is fresh the meats are easy to cut with a plastic fork…read morethe food is the best soul food ive had in a long time the staff are very nice and give large portions along with flat cornbread they have a large amount of people that come by I can see why..if your looking for awesome food you definitely cannot go wrong today I had pork chops the most tenderness meat along with hot fresh veggies

Fresh food cook every day love the catfish cornbread service is nice friendly always have a smile…read more The place is clean. I do have a place you can sit down and eat but try to get there early if you're trying to get in for lunch.

I went to Fresno's last week and had the chicken and waffles for lunch and it was delicious! The…read morefried chicken was perfectly spiced and the waffles and hash browns were excellent! The owners made me feel like family at this classic restaurant beneath the shadow of one of the beautiful historic water towers in the City of St. Louis! This place is a gem!

Decided to come to Fresno's on a whim. Pleasantly surprised, good food, good conversation…read more Attentive wait staff and yummy French toast. Will make this a place I come on a regular basis because the comfort and kindness overflowed. The place was quaint and the decor was a love letter to St. Louis. I really enjoyed myself and my mother who is amazing cook and rarely eats out thought the diner was excellent. She ordered a meal to go. Worth checking out.

A classic STL staple. Come for the authentic sodas and stay for the dill pickle soup…read more This classic restaurant has sandwiches, soup, burgers, ice cream, and salads. A great place to enjoy a lunch or just a bit of ice cream to satisfy a sweet tooth. The inside is small so it may be hard to enjoy with large groups. The table spacing is compact so it can be a little tricky moving with a walker or wheelchair. Street parking only

Extremely unsafe for anyone with food allergies or celiac disease…read more We told the staff multiple times that we are gluten-free and vegan, and specifically asked whether the pita and hummus were safe for us. We were repeatedly told that they were. When the food came out, I asked twice more if the pita was gluten-free and was again told yes. We ate some of it based on those assurances. I finally went and asked another employee, who then told us that the pita DOES contain gluten. This is not a minor mistake for someone with celiac disease. We specifically disclosed the dietary restriction, repeatedly verified the food, and were given incorrect information multiple times before eating it. What makes this especially concerning is that The Fountain on Locust promotes itself as being allergy-friendly. If a restaurant is going to make that claim, staff need to understand food allergies and celiac disease and be able to accurately identify what is and is not safe. We would never have eaten the pita if we had been given correct information. After this experience, I would not trust this restaurant with a serious food allergy or celiac disease. Management needs to address its allergen procedures and staff training before someone gets seriously hurt.

Another perfect brunch spot that we enjoyed while in STL. We had a large party and I was seeing…read morefriends I had not seen in 10 years, so it was lovely and fun! I had a breakfast sandwich and potatoes that were all delicious. Our server did amazing getting everyone's food and checks right and everything was timely in a packed restaurant on a Saturday morning. Another yes I'd go back when in STL spot!

Second time in a week I've stopped here for the pancakes! If you like fluffy, flavorful, with…read morecrispy edges.... This is your spot. And, the table maple syrup is fantastic. What can I say... I'm a simple man at heart. The atmosphere and staff are great. Providing a full, comforting breakfast/brunch experience!

Very, very cutesy, quaint restaurant. When my friend and I arrived, it was open seating at the…read moretime, so we just grabbed some bar seats in front of the kitchen area bc all the tables were sewed up. The space is pretty tiny. There are only about 12 to 13 seating options, with only about 5 or 6 of them being non-bar height options. Nikki was our server; she was awesome, helpful & attentive! Everything is a la carte. Boooooooo! Lol. I'm not a huge fan of restaurants that serve a la carte. But whatevs. I started with the Charleston drink. It was good and strong; came out in a fancy box w a lil smoke. It was semi dramatic, lol. We decided to order the collards and spinach artichoke dip to start with. It was good. It gave spinach and artichoke dip for the most part. The seasoned saltine crackers that accompanied that were not my favorite, but not the worst, & we had to ask for more to finish the dip (we were unexpectedly charged for them -_____-). I wish it was pita bread or pita chips instead, but I guess the crackers are Lucy's special touch. We finally decide on food; she got the catfish po boy, I got the brisket sandwich. She said her sandwich was FIRE but I didn't try it so I can't speak to that unfortunately. My brisket sandwich was ok; it had queso on it and it was kinda cold which was wack. The sandwich was a decent size for sure, I just could have went for a different bread personally. The ciabatta bread overpowered the actual meat. I asked for bbq sauce to dip and eat pieces of the brisket. I want to come back and try the Brussels and catfish po boy myself.

We kicked off the evening at Little Lucy, the diner-meets-cocktail-bar brainchild of a…read moretwo-restaurant concept in the Grove, and naturally, we had to try both. Because who just eats at one place when you can aggressively commit to 2 places? At Little Lucy, I ordered The Charleston, which is their smoked old-fashioned, and yes, it comes with a whole dramatic tableside smoke show. It's like dinner theater but with bourbon. It tasted like a campfire if that campfire also happened to major in mixology. Alongside it, we got the collard greens and artichoke dip, which was creamy and earthy. Loved it?! Apps/drinks at Little Lucy. Dinner at Lucy Quinn. Be strategic!