What to order at Rooster (South Grand)

Must order
A sweet crepe and a brunch cocktail.
Editor tip
It is roomier than the downtown branch and on the South Grand strip. The crepes and breakfast cocktails are the orders.
CuisineBrunch
StyleCrepes and European brunch
Price$$
Price range$12-18
Neighborhoodtower-grove-south
HoursDaily 08:00-14:00
BookingWalk-in
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Must order: A sweet crepe and a brunch cocktail.

Tip: It is roomier than the downtown branch and on the South Grand strip. The crepes and breakfast cocktails are the orders.

Location

Address: 3150 S Grand Blvd, St. Louis, MO 63118

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