CuisineBurgers
Price$$
Neighbourhoodbotanical-heights

Must order: A grass-fed burger and a spiked shake.

Tip: Build a burger and chase it with a spiked milkshake. The house ice cream uses no artificial ingredients.

Location

Address: 4175 Shaw Blvd, St. Louis, MO 63110

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Sugarfire serves creative, award-winning barbecue across several metro spots, from brisket and burnt ends to daily specials, a casual counter-service chain.

Order: Brisket, burnt ends and a spiked shake.

Tip: Check the daily special board; the brisket and burnt ends are the staples. Save room for a spiked shake.

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Bogart's smokes its signature apricot-bruleed ribs in historic Soulard, torching the sweet glaze to order, a counter-service BBQ joint that draws long lunchtime lines.

Order: The apricot-bruleed ribs.

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Session Taco ★ 4.0

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Order: Cali-style street tacos and a margarita.

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Peacemaker Lobster & Crab ★ 4.3

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Order: Lobster roll and the New England clam boil.

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Anthonino's Taverna ★ 4.2

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A family taverna on The Hill, Anthonino's blends Italian and Greek cooking, from toasted ravioli to spanakopita, a casual room popular with families.

Order: Toasted ravioli and the Greek-Italian pastas.

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Order: Wood-fired Neapolitan-style pizza.

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