I love this place. The flavors are spot-on, everything is cooked beautifully, the prices are fair,…read moreand the owners are incredibly sweet. The restaurant is delightfully unpretentious--not in an ironic way, but in a "our food speaks for itself; sit at a stool or take it to go, we know you'll be back" kind of way. We ordered the tofu BTS, chicken BTS, kimchee, and a cheesy Korean corn dog. I added a side of red gochujang, which paired really well with the tofu, adding a bit more heat to the BTS sauce. The kimchee had a delicious umami aroma, but the flavor itself was a bit blunter in terms of spice. Still very good--just not what you might expect based on the smell, which was also good but different. The Korean corn dog... I'd never had a Korean corn dog before, so this was a new experience for me. At first, I thought it was just a giant, corn-dog-shaped cheese stick, but halfway through you get a bite of Korean hot dog. I might try another one, in my life in general, but I didn't totally fall in love with the actual Korean hotdog part. (Used to be pescatarian, so this might track) I even added ketchup and sugar to part of it as these were the condiments it came with. I didn't think I'd like that combination (sweeter ketchup), but I was pleasantly surprised. I've liked this spot ever since I moved to the area about three years ago. Back then, they only offered chicken and shrimp. Over time, they added some beef dishes, limited vegetable options, ramen, then tofu and Korean corn dogs. However, they no longer serve ramen, beef, or warm vegetable dishes. I really wish they'd add a veggie option again, but they clearly know what they're doing. On past visits, the owners have always been very kind. Tonight was a bit different tho, I'm not sure how long they've been offering homemade chicken dog treats, but they had them as a special tonight. The owner was kind enough to transfer custody of a few to me for my dog. He loved them

I've been searching for restaurants on Yelp all wrong! Normally I do distance. Today I tried top…read morereviews and I love it over here! I found restaurants I never knew existed! Fire Chicken has great reviews! I was so excited to try them! I got the shrimp and steamed rice. Good flavor! Unfortunately, the shrimp has a lot of breading. The rice was sticky. I'm not giving up hope. I plan to try them again.

I heard good things about this place and they did not disappoint! The food was delicious and hash…read morebrowns were cooked perfectly.

**May 2025: Weekday Morning Visit**…read more My friend and I were looking for a quick on the go breakfast to take to the airport before our flight. I found this one on Yelp and the distance (3 miles away) and the fact that it appeared to be a local joint checked all my boxes. This small mom n' pop shop is located in a very suburban area of St. Louis and parking is plentiful. They played 90s type of music and had a wide array of donuts to choose from, though my friend and I decided to each get a breakfast burrito as we prefer a savory start to our day. The burrito was made to order and had one egg, mushroom, onions, sausage, potatoes and salsa. It was delicious. Super savory and I really enjoyed how the mushrooms gave a nice meatiness to the burrito and the caramelized onions gave a slight sweetness to contrast the heartiness of it all. My only critique is that the burrito is wrapped a tad loosely, but it's not a deal breaker. Also the price point - $5.99 (+$.50 surcharge for egg) was extremely reasonable. Honestly, if I lived in the area I would probably be a regular here. Otherwise the next time I'm in town I'll surely be back!

I was on the to Jersey Mike's. It right next door to 5 Guys. I smelled a delicious aroma. I was…read morecoming from 5 Guys. I changed my mind and decided to eat here again. Customer service was great as always. They greeted customers as you walked in. The person at the counter took our order. The burger was delicious. It was a little spicy. But that was because I had them add jalapeños to the burger . Parking is available out front. You can customize you order as I did. Patio seating is available.

I had to stop eating at Five Guys for about 10 years to avoid dropping dead in my youth (as opposed…read moreto middle age, which I'm willing to accept at this point) and because I couldn't afford to eat there without putting it on Klarna. Let's just say it's good to be back. And in my own neighborhood! I stopped by the location at Olive and the Inner Belt, arguably our best local highway. Five Guys joins a veritable who's who of dining and retail establishments in the area, including Costco, Chick-fil-A and "Panera." What have we done to deserve such a selection? I appreciate the fact that the menu is limited, because I don't enjoy reading, and it prevents this restaurant from being frequented by the kind of person who goes to a burger restaurant and orders something other than a burger. It probably cuts down on the number of Karen incidents. Also, no reasonable person would spend $30 on a cheeseburger for their child, if only as a matter of principle. I didn't check, but I suspect that they don't have a kids meal. If they had a meal that comes with a toy, I shudder to think what it might cost. I ordered the cheeseburger, which is really a double cheeseburger (as the Lord intended), All the Way, with a small fries and an Oreo cookie shake. I ordered the burger All the Way because it was the easiest thing to do and I don't enjoy customizing things, and I kind of regret it. What kind of sociopath orders a cheeseburger with mushrooms on it? Someone who routinely eats things they find on the ground? If I had it to do over again, I'd probably just get LTOP with mayonnaise (ahem) and be done with it. As far as how the food was... People have complained for years that they don't put salt on the meat (ayo!) at Five Guys, and they have a point. Why don't they just put salt on the meat? I know at Olive Garden they don't salt the pasta because it erodes the pans and they can't afford to buy new ones. At Five Guys, they have no such excuse, with what they charge. Otherwise, this burger might honestly be the best burger possible. They're very generous with the cheese. The meat is of a higher quality than the meat any steakhouse I've ever been to, for what it's worth. The fries are really good for what they are, but they're not McDonald's fries. If I were a child, I'm not sure if I'd eat them. The milkshake was honestly the best shake I've ever had. They didn't put a lot of Oreo cookie bits in it, but they didn't charge extra for them (I would have had to leave), and I'm what's known in the community as a Vanilla Shake Brother. I'll probably never eat at Five Guys again in life, but it won't be because the food isn't any good. With a few minor tweaks, it would be literally perfect.

This was interesting…read more I've driven past this place countless times and figured I should give it a try. I got here at 9:30 and after standing at the door for a minute it was then I realized I could seat myself. The place is smaller than I imagined and due to limited seating, the only open option was an unbussed booth. I managed to wipe away the crumbs as best I could and then someone came and cleaned the table.. After that, the server came over, introduced herself and said she'd be right with me. When she did, I ordered the #2 from the breakfast basics with a small orange juice. Up until that point, everything was going fairly well. All of a sudden, I see this rush of people coming and going. Some walked in and stood there hoping someone would get up while they happened to be waiting, while others put their face to the glass to try and see in. Mind you, the booth I chose, which was the only one open, is right by the window. So not only do I have people hovering over my food, but then I feel the stares of people outside the window. It was uncomfortable and speaking of which, this can also be said about the booth seats. The saving grace was my food coming but unfortunately, my eggs didn't have any cheese like I requested. I informed the server and they were able to put some on. The stares and dirty booth were enough to make me hightail it out of there. But alas, no trip to the diner is complete without it being cash only! Thankfully, they have an atm inside but be prepared to incur a $4.00 fee. The food itself was pretty good; the atmosphere? Not so much.

Experience was mostly typical of local, family-owned diners. Decent food and service (although they…read morewere packed and it took a while) but the really interesting thing about this place is that it is the location used by ahead East for the photo on the back of their 1975 album Flat as Pancake... Lived around here all my life and never visited before to find that out.

Came here specifically because I kept hearing about the jjajangmyeon so I had to try it. Went with…read morea big group of about 8 people for dinner and we waited maybe 15 minutes for a table which wasn't bad at all considering how busy it was. The inside has a good amount of seating and a separate area for shabu shabu, so it's well organized. We ordered a ton of dishes to share and everything came out so fast. I was surprised by how fast and friendly the staff was. The jjajangmyeon is vegetarian and this was very similar but just slightly lighter than the Korean one. Still so delicious. The fried tofu is an absolute must order. I don't know how they got it that crispy and crunchy, but it was perfectly flavored too. The grilled tofu was also really good and flavorful. The noodles were great, and we also got the cabbage dish which was a nice balance to some of the heavier, oilier dishes. They offer tea for the table only $1 per person. Overall just a really great experience. It's a bit out of the way and not really surrounded by a lot of other things to do nearby, but worth the trip. Would definitely recommend!​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Five stars for their Sizzling Tenderloin Beef alone! With the best texture, great flavor, and not…read moretoo spicy, it's the dish I tell all my friends to get. For a veg dish, their stir-fried eggplant is so good. If you eat beef, get a beef dish at Tai Ke! Their chicken dishes are also good, but beef is where they really shine. They have fast, easy to-go service if you call to place an order. I usually am able to get a walk-in counter spot, too, since they don't accept reservations for small parties. Casual, welcoming, and good vibes. And, there is a boba place in the same strip mall if you need a dessert after.

One of the best Mexican restaurants in STL hands down! Came here after arriving at the airport…read moresince it's close by. They have a small parking lot and a good amount of seating inside. My friends and I dined in and enjoyed the lively ambiance in the restaurant with the decor and music. We all enjoyed our chori (chorizo) burritos and plan to come again in the future for more! Our server was very nice and helpful too. Tip: ask for the green and red salsas!

Ordered breakfast burrito and Hibiscus drink. I was SO…read moresurprised that they added just the right amount of jalapeños (I asked for fewer to ensure it wasn't too spicy). The drink was so delicious I'm still thinking about it a day later! I can't wait to go back and try their cheesecake and other authentic cuisines

I'm changing pharmacy. Originally went here because it was close and never overly busy. I…read morecomplained to the pharmacist today about something that they could have handled better. He made a condescending remark to me.

This is my choice pharmacy. This is where I have most of my prescriptions refilled. I have known…read morethe staff here for 25+ years. But why do I prefer this Walgreens.....ROBIN!!!! Robin Phelps, Pharmacy Technician extraordinaire.

This is easily a five-star review, and it's coming from someone who isn't a true BBQ lover. This…read moreplace was suggested by a local, and I am so glad that I went because it was the best BBQ that I have ever had. I wasn't sure what to order, but the friendly staff recommended that I have the brisket, and I'm so glad I heeded their advice. The brisket sandwich was the most tender meat that I have ever had. I had never had brisket before having that sandwich, now my mouth waters any time I talk about this restaurant! The cole slaw that I had as a side provided the perfect crunch and balance. My mate had the pulled pork sandwich, which was also very tender. I also loved having a variety of barbecue sauces on the table and was able to try each one. Everyone has a preference, I'm sure, but after trying each one, I am completely sold on the Carolina gold. Also, I do not typically have a fountain soda, but the cola that was on tap was some of the best that I'd ever tasted. 10 out of 10 for Sugarfire, and I will definitely be returning the next time I'm in St. Louis!

I was craving barbecue and decided to give Sugarfire a try. The parking lot is a decent size, with…read moregenerally plenty of parking available. The giant pig statue in front of the restaurant was actually quite informative, as it described where the meat comes from on a pig. Anyway, as I entered the restaurant, I stood in line. It was quite busy for a Saturday afternoon. There are long tables with many seats, so seating wasn't an issue. It is a first come first served dining situation. I ordered the 2-meat plate: brisket, ribs, baked beans, and potato salad. The brisket and the sides were definitely my favorite parts. The brisket was so tender, it basically fell apart in my hands! It was delicious! The baked beans were tangy and sweet, and the potato salad was creamy. I didn't like the ribs, they were very dry and definitely not worth the money. The barbecue sauces are in bottles on the table; my personal favorite was the Honey Badger, sweet with a little bit of heat. I found the Coffee BBQ sauce to be the most interesting; I have never had anything like it before. The coffee notes were subtle and helped balance out the smoky flavors. While I enjoyed the majority of my food, I am not sure if I will be returning. It was a nice experience, but the dry ribs left me feeling disappointed.

Olive Bakery has quickly become a go-to for us. It's hard to order wrong -- everything we've tried…read morehas been fresh, soft, and nicely balanced without being overly sweet. The pork floss bun is my favorite: airy, pillowy bread with that perfect sweet-savory combo and creamy spread. The purple potato bun is just as good -- smooth, gently sweet filling wrapped in tender bread that feels comforting rather than heavy. Great variety, reasonable prices, and easy to grab a mix to share. We'll definitely be back.

Very cute bakery!…read more Partially self serve with some pastries you have to ask for. The space is bright and tons of parking. The service was fast and kind. The dessert was good overall nothing too special we have strawberry roll cake (sponge like cake with cream, good!) & chocolate Mochi donut . The tea was absolutely delicious! They only have one size but it was very worth it ! Will be back for the tea for sure .