You might visit this charming South Grand spot for banh mi - it's in the name, after all - delicious sandwiches with thinly sliced meat, pickled vegetables and sometimes pté on a crusty baguette. Read more.
Try the Wedge Salad - Wedge salad split - bacon, grape tomatoes, black olives, crispy onions (on the side), and crumpled blue cheese. Quincy street bistro. (via @Foodspotting)
Quincy Street’s revamped menu maintains the neighborhood grill’s focus on affordable, approachable food like fried apps, substantial burgers and thin-crust pizzas. (Evan S. Benn) Read more.
Everything is good. Try the love & magic veggie burger, the banh mi, and the kale salad (amazing dressing). The salted caramel pecan bar is worth the trip alone.
The runner-up in our veggie burger taste test is SweetArt's vegan burger, chock full of lentils. Its meatloaf-like texture and spicy-sweet seasoning make it one of St. Louis’ most popular. Read more.
Definitely the best Pho Dac Biet I've had in STL (which means, better than MaiLee, Pho Grand, Lemon Grass, Tuck Lam, Mama Pho...etc) Saving the Banh Mi for lunch :D
Even simple dishes like seared strips of beef over with nuoc cham (a sweet, spicy fish-sauce based condiment) are delicious. Read more.
Hiro’s bahn mi with brisket is worth paying double what a Vietnamese restaurant would charge. The meat is more tender and flavorful than the brisket that many barbecue joints turn out. (Ian Froeb) Read more.