Private Food Tasting Walking Tour in Saint Louis Downtown
Satisfy your culinary curiosity with a private tour that takes you on a flavorful journey through some of the city's most beloved dining spots.
What to order at The Crow's Nest
- Must order
- The brunch burger and a Bloody Mary.
- Editor tip
- The themed brunches and pinball set the mood; come for the burger and a cocktail. The patio is the prize in warm months.
CuisineBrunch
StyleGastropub brunch
Price$$
Price range$12-18
Neighborhoodmaplewood
HoursMon-Sat 11:00-01:30, Sun 10:00-00:00
Phone+1-314-781-0989
BookingWalk-in
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Must order: The brunch burger and a Bloody Mary.
Tip: The themed brunches and pinball set the mood; come for the burger and a cocktail. The patio is the prize in warm months.
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The Fountain on Locust ★ 4.0
A hand-painted Art Deco room in Grand Center, The Fountain on Locust pairs brunch sandwiches and salads with ice-cream martinis and big sundaes.
Order: An ice cream martini with a sandwich.
Tip: The ice cream martinis are the signature, even at brunch. A good stop before a Grand Center matinee.
Rooster ★ 4.2
Chef Cassy Vires's Washington Avenue brunch spot builds its menu around specialty crepes and European comfort plates, with a second South Grand branch.
Order: A savoury crepe and a Bloody Mary.
Tip: The savoury crepes and the breakfast cocktails are the orders. Weekend mornings draw a wait, so go early.
Half & Half ★ 4.3
Mike Randolph's Clayton brunch room pairs a focused coffee programme with scratch cooking, from flat-iron hash to blueberry pancakes. The grown-up brunch.
Order: Blueberry pancakes cooked in bacon fat.
Tip: Ask for the pancakes cooked in bacon fat, a house move. Long weekend waits, so put your name down and walk Clayton.
Egg ★ 4.1
Lassaad Jeliti's Egg plates a Tunisian and Mexican-inspired brunch in Benton Park, from shakshuka to spiced scrambles, a break from standard pancake fare.
Order: Shakshuka and the Tunisian-spiced plates.
Tip: The shakshuka and the North-African-spiced dishes set it apart. A second location runs in Midtown on Locust.
Southwest Diner ★ 4.2
Since 2012, Southwest Diner has served New Mexican breakfast in a small Dogtown room, known for cornmeal pancakes, green-chile huevos and house biscuits.
Order: Huevos rancheros with red and green chile.
Tip: Order the chile Christmas-style, red and green. The cornmeal pancakes are the local cult order; expect a weekend wait.
Benton Park Cafe ★ 4.0
A century-old house turned all-day breakfast cafe, Benton Park Cafe plates omelets, breakfast pizza and eggs Benedict in cosy south-side rooms.
Order: Breakfast pizza or eggs Benedict.
Tip: The breakfast pizza is a local quirk worth trying. Weekend mornings fill the warren of rooms, so go early.