It's not an airport visit without Vino Volo! Always the best service and an excellent selection…read more Perfect vibe for a casual drink before a flight!

great wine choices and food pairings. service top notch. Relaxed and inviting atmosphere…read more playlist added to a really nice vibe

This visit on Taco Tuesday where there is a Caterer onsite creating Taco and Nacho dishes to order…read more I went with the 3 for $20 Tacos, 1 Beef 1 Chicken 1 Salmon... all delicious! Served hot and fresh with 2 sauces. The Beef was sooo tender! The salmon was seasoned well. The chicken was juicy. Hard to say which was #1. $5 Don Julio shots, now the shot seems a bit under a shot but it's Don so it still packs a punch. Glass of Pinot Noir with the meal was perfect. The music is a bit clubby for a Tues vibe, just be aware. In general a good stop off after work. Tacos are over at 8p!

Such a cute spot. I liked the flight selections. It wasn't…read morebusy when I went so our group of six was able to order and receive drinks quickly. We tried a couple cocktails too. They do not serve food yet but you can bring in your own.

We've had great breakfasts here many times. Their hash browns are great and cooks top notch…read more But this morning we had a bad experience with the bartender who waited on our table. Food wasn't delivered when ready. Attitude when asking for a glass of water. Delay to check out. Unfortunate but we won't eat there again and don't recommend it. Despite great food.

We had just eaten at the CWE Kingside the week before and really enjoyed it, so with a lot of time…read moreto kill before our flight we decided to give the Lambert location a try. Even though it's obviously a smaller spot, the chess-themed decor they put up is a nice touch. Our breakfast was just what we needed- a filling ham & cheese omelette with greasy diner hashbrowns was my choice. Our iced vanilla lattes hit the spot too. A bit pricier than a diner meal should be, but it is in an airport after all. Our server Crystal was one of the highlights of our meal- cheerful, friendly, and always checking on us- above and beyond the service I expect at an airport spot, especially this early in the morning.

Hidden historic gem in Florissant! Established in 1873, this building operated as a grocery and…read moregeneral store until becoming a restaurant in 1994. We discovered this restaurant after car shopping at some dealerships on Lindbergh. The space offers both indoor and outdoor patio seating as well as a separate bar space. The restaurant's bones are noticeably historic and the décor choice is a mix of farmhouse and modern styles. Our server was very friendly and answered any questions we had and was also enthusiastic about our car-buying process, encouraging celebratory drinks. The food was delicious! American fare with a modern twist - Hendel's had lots of brunch and lunch options. I opted for the Salmon Power Bowl and it tasted extremely fresh and healthy. Definitely stop in to this spot if you're in the Florissant area and looking for some historic charm.

If Hendel's were a character, it would be Hagrid: enormous warmth, big portions, an old house…read moreyou're glad exists, and not much interest in refinement. The building does a lot of the work here: an old place sitting in the middle of Old Town Florissant's residential blocks, with a bar, a dining room, a porch, and a patio we didn't get to use (next cool evening, we will). It's charming, and a real asset to that neighborhood. It is also loud. Old plaster, hard surfaces, not enough hung on the walls to absorb any of it. The old fashioned was solid, sweeter than I prefer. Appetizers were the low point: toasted ravioli thick and hard enough to qualify as gum scratchers (filling was fine), flatbread middle of the road. Then the kitchen found its footing. Parmesan-encrusted chicken won the table, with a nice rice-orzo pilaf and green beans that weren't overcooked. The Jameson whiskey burger came blue cheese, bacon, crispy onions, glaze, brioche, and ate dry (although ordered medium): too many rich flavors, nothing acidic to cut through them. Burnt ends mac and cheese was good and rich, but the brisket wasn't tender as I had hoped. We caught a night with only one dessert (a moist Lemon Sunshine cake that tasted like a Dreamsicle) and ice cream to put beside it. Christy took good care of us, efficiently and strictly by the book. 3.7 out of 5 stars Punch up the apps, and bring some balance to some of the entrees and this would bring up my rating to the low 4s. Bring the relatives who flinch at a menu. Acid somewhere on the plate, tender brisket, ice cream by the cake, and something soft on those walls would move this up quickly.

Our group of 8 was handled with aplomb and the food and beverage was so good …read more Good centralized location, Atmosphere very interesting, place is clean as a whistle. Staff was dee-lightful!

I have only been for happy hour. Totally love their eggs on the happy hour menu. Their drinks are…read moredelicious. The service is attentive. They could probably improve their patio for outdoor seating but all in all the place was fantastic and I've been back twice since then.

Omg ever since we tried it. I have been thinking about going back…read more Honestly this place has just became my Saint Louis top 5 restaurant. First of all, great environment, offer inside and outside seating. The drink selection were amazing, their mojito was so fresh and delicious. For the dishes we ended up with the risotto, the Yukon potato, and the spicy shrimp pasta. Honestly it blew me away. The flavor and taste was right on. For people who likes more bland and simple taste it might feel a little overpowering but for someone who grew up with Asian seasoning and flavor it was like heaven. I will be back many more times because I would like to try everything on the menu and I will be inviting everyone I know to try as well! Service was great, you can tell staff are busy but they are very attentive, parking could be a little tricky but there are many places you could park down the street or just in parking lots behind Main Street and just walk to the place. Highly recommend!!!

Went here again but this time with the in-laws and D. Ordered an app of spinach artichoke dip which…read morewas really good. The chips were more like slightly toasted pita breads. Adding the dip on top made it more of little pizza bites instead. Table favorite! Rigatoni alla vodka is my favorite pasta and I've had it at multiple establishments including my own kitchen and this one wasn't anything special. I actually couldn't taste the alla vodka part at all. It really just tasted like cheesy pasta with salmon. No real flavor. I guess that's why it's not listed as a crowd favorite. Ambiance is low lit and in the main dinning area, it can get really loud so if anyone is hard of hearing, it's best to get a reservation outside as it was difficult for one in our party. It didn't help that our waitress would step two steps back away from our table and let other waiters and waitresses pass in front of her instead of behind. Street parking is horrendous but my in-laws were able to find a spot right out front. We opted for the parking lots in the back as we don't mind walking a bit. It did rain a bit but we had an umbrella.

Scarlet's Wine Bar -- Wuthering Heights, But With Cocktails…read more Had Emily Brontë given Catherine and Heathcliff access to Scarlet's Wine Bar, Wuthering Heights might have been a significantly happier book. Forget wandering the moors crying out for your tortured lover. Get yourself to the patio, order a cocktail, and pull yourself together. Scarlet's is a hidden gem with just the right amount of romance and charm. It's perfect for a light lunch, a romantic dinner, or an afternoon spent dramatically staring into the distance while wondering why Heathcliff hasn't texted back. Start with the cocktails, which arrive mixed to perfection in beautiful, classic glassware. These are not drinks served in some unfortunate tumbler. These are the sort of glasses Catherine Earnshaw would have dramatically clutched while declaring, "I am Heathcliff!" before ordering another round. Then comes the food. The watermelon salad is out of this world--fresh, bright, and absolutely delicious. Frankly, there would have been considerably less misery at Thrushcross Grange had someone simply served everyone a proper salad. Follow it with the pear and prosciutto pizza. Sweet pear, salty prosciutto, crispy crust--layers of flavor almost as complicated as Catherine and Heathcliff's relationship, but with a much more satisfying ending. And then... The blueberry cheesecake. Light. Fluffy. Dreamy. As soft as the clouds drifting lazily above Scarlet's patio--and considerably less ominous than the clouds hanging over the Yorkshire moors. The staff is fantastic: warm, friendly, attentive, and thankfully no one appears to be harboring a decades-long revenge plot against another family. But the real star may be the patio. Sit outside. Order another cocktail. Let lunch stretch shamelessly into the afternoon. Watch the clouds roll by. Discuss lost loves. Curse the cruel hand of fate. Or just order another piece of cheesecake. Scarlet's Wine Bar is romantic, charming, delicious, and wonderfully relaxed. So forget Wuthering Heights. For one glorious afternoon, make it Wuthering Delights. Heathcliff! Heathcliff! ...I'll be on the patio.

Scarlett's is a beautiful wine bar located in Central West End, with both indoor and outdoor…read moresitting. The have a wide variety of drinks and wines, as well as a tapas inspired food menu. I really enjoy their goat cheese salad, as well ad their hugo spritz and white sangria. Some food items are a bit overpriced, but overall a solid wine bar.

Been here a few times and really wanted to like it, but unfortunately the service continues to…read moredisappoint. The concept is frustrating as well--you have to purchase a $25 wine card to access many of the wines, which often leaves you with an unused balance. It feels more like a hassle than a benefit. Tonight we ordered a wine flight and asked our server what wines were included. Her response was that she "thought" it was a Riesling, a white, and a red. At a wine bar, I would expect the staff to know exactly what wines are being served, especially in a curated flight. The atmosphere is great, but the service and menu execution don't match the setting. We gave it multiple chances, but unfortunately won't be returning.

We had our company holiday party here and it was fantastic. I heard lots of positive feedback from…read moreco-workers about the food, the atmosphere and the staff. The location is convenient and there is plenty of parking.

6 of 5!!!!…read more Everything was so delicious, the chicken bacon ranch sandwich, bbq chicken sandwich, and pretzel bites. We also ordered the fries and the seasoning was incredible! Whitney was a wonderful waitress and the owner was also so kind.

I was excited to come back here and see what changes were made considering I was excited when this…read morecafe was originally opened, so when I saw an ad on fb saying they would have an Mother's Day happy hr I grabbed a friend and hyped the venue up only to be disappointed. This visit was very lackluster. Now on a positive note I was excited to see there is a second dining area open which makes it more spacious to move around. The patio is a nice size seating area as well. Ki was our server. She was very helpful, friendly and welcoming. The ad on facebook stated this event was gonna start at 4p and run to 9pm. It was to have dj, giveaways, drink specials and photo apps. I didn't receive any of this. What we were told was the original $5 off on flights and $18 for flatbread and half a salad. My friend and I stayed to the 5p hr and still no menu changes or drink specials per the ad. The flight i ordered was refreshing, fruity and great sizing. The flatbread pepperoni and sausage pizza were just ok. I'm not sure when the party actually started but to not be prepared and prompt is a bad look in my opinion.

Solera is a great start to your evening in downtown Alton. It's a simple and intimate wine bar with…read moregood offerings and knowledgable service. It has become my place to go for a glass of wine before enjoying dinner at one of the nearby restaurants. Solera is strictly a wine bar, but they do offer various cheeses and meats to nosh on while you enjoy your wine. They also offer desserts so you can end your evening in downtown Alton with a glass of wine and offerings from a local bakery. Solera had to close down during the pandemic, but they are totally back and I highly recommend that you check them out.

The atmosphere was nice. Small and cozy to what you would find at any local bar. The service here…read morewas great, but items on menu were limited. NOTE: they no longer serve "food" since COVID 19 from what the bar tender told our group. Nonetheless a good place to go with plenty of options to eat close by.