Restaurants in Webster Groves

Balkan Treat Box ★ 4.5

Bosnian and Turkish$$webster-grovesTue-Sun 11:00-20:00, closed Mon

Loryn and Edo Nalic bake somun in a wood-fired oven and turn out cevapi and lahmacun, a James Beard-recognised take on Bosnian and Turkish street food.

Order: Wood-fired somun bread with cevapi and a lahmacun flatbread.

Tip: The bread comes straight from the oven, so the somun-based plates are the way in. Lines build at lunch; go early or late.

Wine Bars in Webster Groves

The Clover and the Bee ★ 4.1

webster-grovesThu-Sat 17:00-22:00 (cafe daily 07:00-14:00)

By day a neighborhood cafe, Thursday to Saturday The Clover and the Bee turns its candlelit room into a natural wine bar with producer-led bottles and snacks.

Signature pour: A natural rose or skin-contact pour

Wine focus: Natural producers, sourced person-by-person

Food: Italian-leaning snacks, sweets and small plates

Tip: Come Thursday through Saturday after 5pm for the natural wine list; the kitchen leans Italian and sweets travel well by the glass.

Hidden Gems in Webster Groves

Balkan Treat Box ★ 4.5

webster-groves

Why locals love it: A suburban Webster Groves counter rather than a downtown name, Balkan Treat Box bakes wood-fired somun and cevapi worthy of a James Beard nod.

Tip: The wood-fired somun-based plates are the way in; lines build at lunch. A short drive from the city centre.

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