His “half veggie, half not” menu is all genius.
A conversation with 50/Fifty Kitchen's Bob Madden
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Ask George: Have you ever walked out of a restaurant before ordering?
Every Friday, dining editor George Mahe answers a culinary query.
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A national think tank gives some unexpected love to the STL
Brookings listed St. Louis alongside such cities as Brooklyn and Queens, New York; Philadelphia, Pittsburgh; and Baltimore as demonstrating strong economic performance compared with other older cities.
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A St. Louis favorite is reborn in Richmond Heights
Michael Del Pietro re-creates his parents’ namesake restaurant.
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Copia comes to Clayton
Co-owners Amer Hawatmeh and Eyad “ET” Tammas bring the wine-centric restaurant to the former Morton's space.
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Where to watch the World Cup in St. Louis
Take in one of the most widely viewed sporting events in the world—and grab a pint or two.
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Loss on Wright Street tells another piece of the Paul McKee story
When I lament the loss of homes in North St. Louis, I do so because they are tangible reminders of the people who are now gone.
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Three Tidbits: Wicked wings, speedy eating, when custard's not custard
St. Louis Magazine dining editor George Mahe discusses topical dining subjects.
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Vitality Bowls to open in Richmond Heights on July 12
The first Missouri location will offer superfood bowls and smoothies.
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Six restaurants with quick, healthy options when you're driving all over St. Louis
Eating on the run? Here are some options that won’t blow your goals.
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This year's LouFest lineup has just been announced
There are also lots of St. Louis musicians, including expats—like Michael McDonald.
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Hard Rock Cafe at Union Station to close this August
After almost 20 years inside historic Union Station, the rock 'n roll–themed restaurant will close its St. Louis location on August 16.
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"Plaid Progress" weaves together ideas about place, identity, cultural objects, and overlooked histories
Although the artists featured are all from St. Louis or other Midwestern cities, the conversations that their works advance are anything but provincial.
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A conversation with St. Louis-based artist Molly Lawless
Using alcohol inks to create unexpected works.
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Cherokee Street Gallery's inaugural exhibit is June 29
Gallery founder Benjamin Lowder says he wants to get back to fundamentals: that is, the art.
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Stargazing events at the Arch bring otherworldly fun to St. Louis
Get to know the moon, stars, and planets with local educators.
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Hand-painted superhero radiation masks help empower young cancer patients
Even Black Panther actor Chadwick Boseman has expressed his support for the creative project of one St. Louis Children's Hospital employee.
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Meet viral knitting sensation Sam Barsky at Das Bevo tomorrow—and see his Arch sweater in person
We caught up with Barsky ahead of his travels to get the scoop on his process, his fame, and his favorites (spoiler alert: he doesn’t have them).
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Mike Del Pietro plans restaurant for former Remy’s space in Clayton
Slated to open this fall, the yet-to-be-named eatery will be Italian-themed—but unlike any of the restaurateur's other concepts.
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Meet Laumeier Sculpture Park’s new executive director, Lauren Ross
We sat down with Ross to discuss her vision for the park, its 40-year history, and what she's looking forward to most in her new role.
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