We were looking for a good spot on Christmas Eve and my mom stumbled upon this one. She loved that it was in a hotel because she knew it would be great photos, and she was right. We snagged some adorable ones next to all the holiday decor and trees! The restaurant itself is very modern, I think we expected fancy but it was a mix. Definitely some people in casual and some dressed up. There were only two servers which was expected on Christmas Eve, and we thought they did fantastic. We had Greg who was attentive the whole night! Very friendly and easy to talk to. The cocktails were unique and delicious. We split the charcuterie on the table and it had some really great cheeses. The pickles were fantastic. We also got beet salads which I loved because they had CHUNKS of beets! I got the chicken and my husband got the lamb. Both were so tender and flavorful. So good. The star of the show was the s'mores parfait that they even lit on fire in front of us! So amazing! This isn't a come in for dinner and you're out in 45 minutes. It's a slow and enjoyable dinner. But highly recommend. read more

The Preston - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - St Louis, Missouri

We went for the Mother's Day brunch. And while it might be unfair to review a restaurant based on a buffet-style meal, it was just an "okay" experience. There was a lot of variety of food on the buffet and lots of things catering to a wide palate. But, the restaurant seemed a bit on the tired side and could use a good cleaning. I would recommend meandering through the hotel where you can, the history of the building is cool. If we go back, I think we'll be trying the cocktail bar across the hall. read more

Being a single man, I needed a place for Christmas Dinner. Typically I have always done dinner with cousins, but they now have married children and grandchildren to have holiday dinner with, so I went out on my own. I researched the internet for restaurants open on Christmas Day and picked, The Preston. I picked them based on their pre-fixed menu and price. After my dining experience, I would say it was a good choice and value. My Christmas dinner started off with a, Seared Scallop. I love Scallops and it really got my holiday meal off to a great start. Then I had a Beet Salad. It was the first time I had a beet salad with greens, but the spiced vinaigrette pulled it all together. My entree was, Prime Rib. It came with Horseradish Mashed Potatoes, Roasted Asparagus and Mushroom Bordelaise. The Prime Rib was fork tender. I enjoyed the potatoes and the asparagus still had a snap to it, which I like. I wasn't a fan of the Bordelaise. Yes, it did have a good flavor, I just wanted my prime rib, plain. My dessert was a, French Silk Tart. You can't go wrong with chocolate. When I arrived I told the host since I was a single diner, I wouldn't mind sitting at the bar. He thanked me and told me I'd be pleased with Madeline the bartender. He was right, she was attentive and made my Christmas dinner enjoyable. read more

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My friend and I stopped here for breakfast not realizing it was inside the Chase Park Plaza, but because they took reservations, which we needed ahead of a morning flight. First and foremost, I loved the ambiance. It was bright and open with modern, upscale touches. The menu looks pretty appealing and had some upscale takes on standard breakfast fare. I ordered the Good Morning Mr. Preston sandwich. Unfortunately, it was very dry and lackluster - even after asking for an extra side of aioli, it was pretty disappointing. The vegetable and herb potatoes seemed like an afterthought. I expected more out of the food, especially considering the upscale vibe and prices, and can't say I'd be back again. read more

If you're staying at the Chase, live nearby, or are going to a matinee at the movie theatre, this is a decent option for brunch. The prices are reasonable considering the area. Service was attentive while also letting us sit and visit. I had the Eggs Benedict, which I thought was tasty. Their hours are limited, so make sure you check the time before you try to stop by. read more

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Took a long time to get our food , between 25-30". Ambiance was warm & inviting. Service was good. I still have second thoughts before returning. Food was acceptable, though not remarkable read more

Service was prompt at 8am. Service was good. Plenty of seating on a Wednesday. Went with the basic options. Eggs/sausage/potatoes/toast. All were solid but nothing that really stands out. Sausage was flavorful. Average meal. It was fine but won't necessary return for breakfast. read more

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Perfect for a fancy date night. You will spend over $100 for 2 people, but it's all worth it. The service is exceptional. The plating is exquisite. The food is divine! Located inside the Chase Park Plaza in the Central West End. Valet parking is free for guests of the restaurant. The hostess will validate your parking. Here's everything we ordered: Pretzel Croissants with peach bourbon jam & house made chive cream cheese Deconstructed Lobster Salad with greens grown on site, huge portions of lobster meat + claw, St. Andre cheese, dried apricots, topped with a curry vinaigrette. Jumbo Scallops (4 to an order) with Peruvian potatoes, Jerusalem artichokes, topped with salmon roe House Dry Aged Strip au Poivre with peekytoe crab (the CRAB!) Dessert: Crème Brülée with a passion fruit gel, Madeline cookies, Grand Marnier soaked strawberries, and freeze-dried strawberry crumbles Peanut Butter Accompaniment with layers of chocolate and peanut butter mousse, topped with chocolate pieces and peanut brittle The Bixby (Limoncello + Hendrix) named after the owner of a mansion on the land that is now the Chase. The Steeple Chase (Vodka+ Crème de Cassis) named after the area in the Chase where you'd park your horse while you checked into the hotel. read more

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Came for Easter brunch with the family and loved it! We normally are at a different hotel for our annual Easter brunch but this year I booked too late and found space at The Preston and was absolutely blown away! They have amazing appetizers including tuna tartare, they had an oyster bar, everyone gets an a la carte main, the dessert tables are to die for and the mimosas are bottomless! Would definitely come back next year- price for the Easter Brunch was more than reasonable! read more

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One of my favorite breakfast places. The price is surprisingly good for such an upscale locales and the food is delicious. The service can get hectic, but it's a favorite brunch place for sure. read more

Solid breakfast food/cocktails. Executed well. Beautiful glassware. Excellent server (Sunny) she walks that fine like between brusque and overly attentive landing on efficient. Gorgeous venue. Very quiet so easy to hear the friend I was excited to catch up with. 3/5 stars purely for my personal preferences. Street parking in the CWE annoys me and my preference is a fresh take on classics. read more

We had brunch at The Preston the other day inside of the Chase Park Plaza. From the time you walk in everything is super charming and tasteful. You can tell it is an old building but it still sparkles and is endearing. We had a group of 10 of us and a reservation at 11:30 but did not get sat until 11:45am, which is not atypical for large parties it seems. Our table shared a couple bottles of champagne and my mother in law shared the avocado toast and the eggs meurette. The avocado toast lacked some 'umps' but it was good. The eggs meurette was definitely my favorite. I would have liked a little more of the pork belly but overall the dish was very good. One other perk was that the restaurant was able to validate our valet parking so that was complimentary which was nice. read more

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We were trying to find a new brunch spot and remembered this restaurant inside the Chase Park Plaza. We got here around 10:30am and the hotel was busy. We waited at the host stand for quite sometime before we were greeted, and then waited for an additional 25 minutes to be seated. They had a small, but great menu to ensure there's something for everyone. We ordered right away and the food came out piping hot! We ordered the Classic, Good morning Preston and the blueberry pancakes. The Good Morning Preston dish was a take on a Croque Monsieur and it was Devine! But I will say the blueberry pancakes is what I remember. They were perfectly fluffy and flavorful. This is a must see place especially if you've never been to the Chase Park Plaza. The inside transports you back to the 40's. read more

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The pretzel croissants are one of my favorite foods ever! The melon salad was amazing and the grouper was great. My husband loved his cheeseburger. We had wonderful service. The Chase was also beautifully decorated for Christmas when we were there. read more

Hard to believe it's ran by Chase. Service was awful! Took 37 mins for E. To finally take our order. Took so long we decided to skip appetizers and went straight to dinner. Hot water took 30 mins, said he had "the kettle brewing." When we voiced a concern he said bar and kitchen were backed up. There were 3 other tables of guests besides us!!!I and when food arrived the 3 people who ordered Pea soup didn't eat it because it was too salty. The Cauliflower entree was uncooked and the chicken overcooked. The ambiance is casual and room filled with cooking-smoke (no ventilation), not as they present it upscale. Our guest was coughing so we were there for only two hours, including all the wait!!!! A wasted holiday gathering with good friends. I was embarrassed to had invited our friends to "Chase!". read more

The Preston is inside The Chase Hotel. They have a full bar and a welcoming staff. The food does not disappoint!! The secret star of my cheddar, spinach and mushroom omelette were the potatoes!! The flavor of these potatoes was a meal maker!! read more

The Preston - Spinach and mushroom omelette with cheddar cheese. Mimosa highlights the background!! - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - St Louis, Missouri

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Impeccable service, food was SO delicious please try the crab cakes, pretzel croissants, and the lamb chops. Ambiance is so aesthetic, perfect for a date night or special celebrations. Thank you! read more

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Talked my friend into walking over to the Chase Park Plaza for breakfast after the 8am mass at the Cathedral Basilica. The selections on the menu were perfect. I chose the Eggs Benedict and added fruit and potatoes, which surprisingly were not included with my entree (and the reason I deducted one star.) Calm quiet atmosphere, as there were only a couple other diners eating when we arrived. Attentive service and they take Apple pay, thank God, because I left my wallet 0.6 miles away in my car. I will return, but I think for a $17 breakfast entree there should be at least one side included. read more

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Not a wide variety on the menu and much is overpriced. The bar has a fairly decent spirits selection. The best part of the place hands down is the warm and loving presence of Miss Brenda. She makes the experience at the restaurant a must visit. read more

The Easter Brunch exceeded all expectations. Greg, our server, was more perfectly attentive. The food was delicious and plentiful. read more

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I loved the shrimp Francese dish it was excellent as well as the unique crab cake. The breakfast was amazing. My egg, sausage, arugula and cheese on a crossiant was so delicious. It came with a huge portion of the most delicious fried potatoes. I had the pancakes too and they were very good. Oh, I did not like the s'mores dessert or the crème brûlée. They both were pretty awful. My review is for the food and not desserts!! We received good service from all staff members inside of the restaurant. However they have a woman sitting outside the restaurant to seat you. She Was unprofessional, indifferent and rude each and every time we walked into the restaurant or asked a question. She should not be working at an upscale restaurant. read more

Found inside a high end hotel in downtown STL, the Preston is a nice place for breakfast (or any meal) - even when dining alone! I went twice in the span of one trip in town. I got the eggs Benedict (about $15). Service was quick and the food was reasonably priced. read more

The Preston - Eggs Benedict - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - St Louis, Missouri

Really great service, very boujee. Weirdly empty on a Saturday night, I think we were the only table? The scallops were amazing, although portion sizes are small. Also tried the fried/grilled eel which was super good. Overall a great meal if you're looking for something fancy and $$$ read more

Wow. Way to go, chef. It's been a long while since a restaurant SO delivered on the food: every bite was special, every dish was memorable. No boring soup. No lackluster salad. No entree delivered at the wrong temperature. LOVE the food here, love the not stuffy vibe. Can't wait to come back, soon. read more

We were refused any booth table when they were all completely empty. We got asked if we made a reservation. No. But the restaurant was completely empty. The man in front of us never was asked if he had a reservation. he was sitting alone and got a booth. And I was overcharged for a coffee I never ordered for on my bill. They never said sorry or anything. Rude. I was very displeased. The staff did not seem to care at all today. I was still charged TWICE after all the rude staff too. Now I was told by the manager I have to wait up to maybe 10 days for a refund!!!!! Wow. I will never come back again. this has been a horrible mess. read more

Food was mediocre and the ambiance not great. Hardly anyone in the restaurant and felt like a hotel restaurant - which it is!

No complaints at all! The drinks were good, the small plates were bigger than I was expecting and the space is quite beautiful. Fried deviled eggs came in a set of 6, which was perfect. They were good, but not as good as the calamari. Calamari was spicy and large. GET THIS STUFF. Salad was simple but acceptable and risotto balls were delish. They will validate valet parking, but beware that (at least on this evening) the valet was not accepting more cars, even for hotel guests. They had to self park. This is a great spot to go before an event, dressed up, to grab a drink and apps. I will be back for this very purpose. It's not really a dinner spot. read more

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I can't believe the Preston has been inside the Chase now for so many years and I have not had the pleasure of eating dinner here before now. The interior is beautiful and classic. Our dinner was in the back private wine room, which was very comfortable yet grand. First of all.... the pre meal rolls...omg. Even the most carb conscious needs to eat these. I ordered the mushroom from the small plates menu. I was expecting mushroom tart but it was actually a bowl with an incredible assortment of wild mushrooms, pearl onion, bacon and a puff pastry. For my entree I had the duck and grits. It came with a squash broth to pour over. It was glorious! I could not have been more pleased with the food and service. Yes, it's expensive but quality like this comes at a price. A perfect place for a romantic date or with someone you want to impress. read more

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I enjoyed the atmosphere of the large room straight to the back of the restaurant. The servers were personable also. That added an extra star because really the experience overall was more of a 3-star situation. Nothing over the top extraordinary. But if someone needed a new spot to try I'd suggest it. I've been to this restaurant when it was whatever it was before and it seemed more upscale for some reason then. But that's not to take away from the environment now. I can just tell there's been a change. I wouldn't recommend the buffet brunch because it was continental-breakfastish. I wouldn't pay $22 for muffins and eggs and sausage. The À la cart choices were decent. And they have bottomless mimosas. Something definitely lacking in St. Louis. read more

The Preston - Prices aren't as bad as I expected - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - St Louis, Missouri

The Preston really came through last night. We sat at the bar where Dustin took great care of us. He makes a mean margarita. If you're not sure about the parking situation, read my previous review to decide what to do. As we sipped our drinks, we looked over the menu and I was pleasantly surprised to see some new items on it. We decided to share the deep fried deviled eggs. They had a great crispy crust on them with trout roe, capers and dill. Six to an order or three whole eggs. They were very good. On to our second course. He decided on the parsnip soup with a scallop and mushrooms. He scraped the bowl clean. I went with the crab salad which was quite tasty. Rice granola, pickled apple, a green onion puree made the dish. Yes, we are going to get another course. Remember these are small plates. He went with the pork belly which came with brussel sprouts. There was a big discussion as to whether he wanted them on his plate (he does not like brussel sprouts) but he finally relented when I said I would like to have a few. I chose the pan seared branzino which came with a small panzanella salad with vinaigrette. I loved my fish and the salad was just the right accompaniment. I looked over at his plate and most of the brussel sprouts were gone. I quickly grabbed a few and they were delicious. A crispy outside with an Asian flavor. I know a certain fellow yelper that I believe would absolutely love them. Of course we had dessert. We picked the chocolate cherry which came out like a type of mousse cake with brandied cherries and was outstanding. Would I come back here? Yes, there were several other items on the menu that I would like to try. I'll see you on the flip side. read more

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Best dinner we have had in a long time! Sooo good and service was phenomenal! We ate at the bar and the bartender was fabulous! Can't wait to go back! read more

I have never been more eager to do a review update than now. The Preston has made Christy a believer *spirit fingers*. So I still think $48 brunch is ridiculously extravagant but I'd gladly fork over twice that amount for the dinner offered here. A brief synopsis before I dive into specifics: *Food: Magnificent *Service: Stellar *Ambiance: Gorgeous *Cocktails: Impeccable *Overall dinner experience: Extraordinary 5/5 Our server, Glenn (I really hope it's Glenn with 2 n's) was a spectacular server. Wanna know what made Glenn (with 2 n's) so spectacular? Well I'll tell you...his knowledge of the menu was extremely impressive, he had the ability to not only properly convey the ingredients in each dish but he was very detailed in creating a perfect visual of its presentation. I was a bit indecisive on both cocktails and dessert so I requested Glenn surprise me. He arrived with winners on both occasions. I could actually go on & on about how awesome Glenn was but it wouldn't be fair to The Preston lol. I just wanted to wrap him up in a doggie bag and take him home. Here's what you should order: 1. Octopus with house-made Gnocchi 2. London Calling cocktail (ladies will love this) 3. Cheese Plate (varies) 4. Pretzel Croissants (you won't want to share) 5. Bronzino (a deliciously delicate white fish) 6. Chocolate Melt (real crowd pleaser) 7. Mussels (Irresistible) David, the manager was very hospitable. He came over to give a warm welcome and made several excellent selections for dinner. He described the menu items to perfection. Waiting for my dining partner to arrive I started with a cocktail. The London Calling was just what the doctor ordered; cute, light, citrusy refreshing & chilled. We shared and enjoyed every bite of dinner. The portions are more generous than tapas yet smaller than a course. I suggest picking several items and have a sampling of savory selections over cool cocktails, conversation and company. I did... ~Christy will be baaaacccck! read more

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Our food-oriented tour of St. Louis featured places having a historic connection to Route 66. Back in the day, the Chase and Park Plaza (then separate hotels) represented the pinnacle of luxury for travelers. Following many changes through the years, fine contemporary dining landed at this beautifully restored landmark with the opening of The Preston in early 2016. Anticipating a glorious repast, I studied the online menu--a list of 19 'small plates'--prior to our visit. As it turned out, our group had a private dining reservation for lunch along with a set menu (the Preston is not otherwise open for lunch). Chef Nathan Sandknop graciously emerged from the back room to welcome us. Then we were served a salad (greens, pickled onion, and seasonal vegetables), bacon meatloaf with mashed potatoes and Brussels sprouts, and gooey butter cake with cranberry compote and oatmeal tuile. Now, I know meatloaf is a Route 66 staple, but there is no food on this planet that I loathe more. Just hearing the M-word makes me cringe. The typical response I get from well-meaning cooks, "... that's because you haven't tasted MY meatloaf!" is tantamount to the hideous screech of fingernails on a chalkboard. Anyway, this version must've been really scrumptious because everyone else in our party gobbled it up. And--rare for me--I managed to swallow several bites without gagging (hey, Nathan, that's a compliment!). The salad and accompanying sides were more to my liking, but having anticipated a more upscale meal, those seemed pedestrian. Only afterwards did I grasp that our entrée actually derived from the menu of Chase Club, the hotel's informal gastropub. Oh, well. In all fairness, The Preston's dining room is gorgeous, we had very good service, and that ooey gooey dessert was phenomenal. read more

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Update: The menu has improved considerably, and the food is much more consistent. More importantly, there is an incredible bartender who makes the most beautiful and delicious drinks! I am really happy to see this turn around from the Preston and I find myself wanting to come here all the time! read more

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Enjoy the Preston for breakfast. Staff is so friendly and the food is good. Would definitely go back!

Dirty. This is the banquet cushion. Just imagine what the kitchen looks like! Last time here we were given spoiled milk. read more

The Preston - Banquet cushions. Just imagine what things you can't see Loki like..... the kitchen? - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - St Louis, Missouri

Amazing menu. Always something unique to try. Great food and a wonderful atmosphere. Also the fancy cocktails are fabulous! read more

The Preston - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - St Louis, Missouri

Inside the Chase Plaza with free valet service (needs validation) or Uber is the way to go now-a-days, I love the Preston, not for dinner - but for pre-drinks and appetizers/tapas by the bar. It's sleek, modern, sexy - it's like where you go to feel pretty with my red lipstick and little black dress, have a cocktail on a first date or just to rekindle an anniversary. Pros: 1) Open Table option, but again just go to the bar 2) Cocktails. HorseFeather b/c I love Ginger Beer and Whiskey 3) Monkfish, Octopus, and in general the Seafood items were not overcooked and spot on. 4) Tiramisu!! 5) Attentive Service. But mostly because I have generally never seen it busy when I go Cons: 1) So- the reason why I don't think you want to come here for "dinner" - this places seems like it's a small plate place or it just hasn't quite figured itself out from plates to share, to appetizers vs entree. The plates are larger than tapas, but not entrees. I think I was just confused and didn't really have a lot of direction on what to order. So while my meal was good- it just wasn't paired well together. It was like a wannabe family style chinese/italian affair with no direction- but wondering if I ordered enough food for the table. So every-time I come back, I have just also enjoyed myself at the bar and just having dessert and an app instead- then I move on to the next destination. read more

Dinner = 4, Brunch = 1.5 Overall Avg Score = 2.7 The Preston has a bipolar personality. There is one flow in the evenings & a totally different one on the weekend. Consequently, the weekend personality is the worst yet that's when the prices are the highest. I will start with my first experience and then merge into the last & worst. Dinner: Just getting seating was odd. I was walked by the Hostess to a table only to find it wasn't ready. I was told to stand there & it would be cleaned shortly, ok. While I stood there, in a very nasty tone a man walked over & said "what is she doing here" so I responded "I'm waiting for the table to be cleared". The man still didn't address me & told the woman who seated me "take her outside." As soon as we walked back out, someone came to the Hostess & told her to bring me back. WTF!!! Talk about feeling uncomfortable I was just walked in, out, in & now I'm being gawked at. That experience is what led to 4 stars for dinner. I will say I'm glad I didn't let my immediate first bad encounter deter me from having a meal that night. Word to the wise, if there is a room full of people that all look alike & one person that doesn't look like them walks in the room instead of ostracizing them you should be mindful that they're even there. I felt like my standing brown presence was a bother. I didn't come to protest or fill out an application; I came to pay money to eat - like the other people here. My service after that was so awesome (shout out to Anthony), as well as the food. My appetizer came before my drink that I ordered first but all was well. The Korean Chicken Wings appear in a set of 3. The wings were intertwined like synchronized swimmers; I hate having to handle cooked meat but this rough housing was worth it. They were layered atop the sauce so you get the chance to catch the flavor of all the components. The kitchen let the beauty & delicacy of the Barramundi show & didn't mask it with a heavy sauce. The mushrooms just highlighted the favors and were a great accompaniment that added to the texture profile of the dish. A beautiful light vinaigrette was placed underneath it all and I enjoyed it. Dessert was a true experience. The server Anthony came & pored Godiva salted caramel chocolate over the Chocolates Sphere & it made for a beautiful presentation & a lovely ending for the meal. The crunch of the peanut bridle was also an added kick of excitement. Sunday Brunch: When I was here for dinner before I inquired and the server brought me a menu that had the name "The Preston" on top, the word "Brunch" and $22. I thought why not give it a try. How embarrassing! I was scouting out brunch places to hold an Unofficial Yelp Event & I foolishly invited another Yelper to try the place out with me. Imagine my shock & loss for words when we were both given a $50+ brunch tab that only included the subpar food (we both left hungry), dismissive service & incoherent Management. NOTE: there are TWO brunches at the Preston - they wont be clear with you so make sure you let them know if you want the $22 brunch of the $50 brunch. Our server, an older gentleman whose name I never really caught didn't come unless he was prompted to come over. Oddly enough he stood at the door with the Manager for at least an hour. When we tried to show him the Yelp check-in offer, he got defensive as if it was coming out of his pocket & actually said, "I just work here." Before that he was saying the offer was only for dinner but it stated no such thing - just 10% off of any visit. Preston Management, how do you have a public offering that not only your servers don't know about but not even the Manager that was on duty?! For there to be such an elaborate spread there is meat discrimination. I saw so much pork, beef & seafood but no turkey or chicken options or even vegan options. The Chefs at the omelet station & one younger server who helped me carry my plates to the table were great. If the food was good then personally $50, ok but nothing was delicious. Dry waffles & not even pancakes. Brunch came with a mimosa but it was below basic too! If you don't like frozen macaroons/pasties then go elsewhere. As we gazed around the room we could see others shock when they saw the bill. It almost makes me feel like the server & manager were standing guard at the door to make sure no one ran out after they were presented with that high bill. I live in walking distance, I go out to eat 3+ times a week & do brunch somewhere EVERY weekend. I would rather get in my car and drive to East Jesus somewhere then return here. _________________________________________________________________________________ PS: I love how The Preston solicits 5 star reviews from people that barley use Yelp to get their score higher, really classy. The Mangers note on my review - saying "we look forward to seeing you again soon" just proves the Management at The Preston is not with it. read more

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The Preston is brand new to St. Louis and easily one of the top ten new places I've eaten in STL the past year. Located just inside The Chase, this tapas style bar is exactly what you'd expect from an upscale hotel. The space is freshly renovated; they did an amazing job. The massive open kitchen is a great backdrop to the upscale ambiance. Anyways, let's cut to "the chase"...see what I did there? The food and drink is boss. It's New American cuisine served on small plates to share. My girlfriend and I split the Charred Octopus, Bread Plate and Scallop Chowder. They have the best damn bread plate I have ever had. Don't think of the bread plate as, "oh it's just a filling dish" because it isn't. It came with three different flavor-packed spreads, two pretzel croissants, one wheat roll and one jalepeno cheddar biscuit. All of the bread was fresh and warm but I basically could have eaten those spreads alone. As for the Charred Octopus and Scallop Chowder, get them. They're extremely decadent and filling. Their cocktail list is nothing short of unique. I got the Nancy's Night Out that comes Bulleit bourbon, Big 'O', grapefruit and crystallized ginger. The ginger is basically candy and who doesn't like candy with their booze? They definitely don't skimp out on presentation here. All of their cocktails are pretty enough to take out on a second date...or third. I can already tell The Preston is easily one of my favorite spots in The CWE. read more

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