rant: fine dining
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Freed Roger
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Re: rant: fine dining
My wife was going to meet work folk at JBucks in Clayton. Closed
- Maclowery
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Re: rant: fine dining
I'm at a super hoidy toidy new steak n seafood joint just opening. I don't know if I can bartend there long. I have wanted to punch about 10 doucher millionaire asses or wives and its only been a week. Guess I'm more of a pub guy all along.
- Molly
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Re: rant: fine dining
So is the one downtown by the ballpark.Freed Roger wrote:My wife was going to meet work folk at JBucks in Clayton. Closed
- Cheddar Tom
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Sucks too b/c they had amazing chicken strips. Good place to go before the game.
- Molly
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Re: rant: fine dining
I thought maybe they were a casualty of BPV. But that would not explain the Clayton closure
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Freed Roger
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Re: rant: fine dining
Clayton had decent food for a while. Appeal was to the clayton crowd which will move to the next shiny object. Restaurants attached to a celebrity name almost always crap out within 10nyears. I think everybody that does a celeb name restaurant knows this and has exit plan. They had a decent ru
- Molly
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Mike Shannon and Harry Caray being 2 of the exceptionsFreed Roger wrote:Clayton had decent food for a while. Appeal was to the clayton crowd which will move to the next shiny object. Restaurants attached to a celebrity name almost always crap out within 10 years. I think everybody that does a celeb name restaurant knows this and has exit plan. They had a decent ru
- lukethedrifter
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Re: rant: fine dining
First thing from Southern I didn't like: chicken biscuit was a mess. Too crumbly. And the white beans were so so.
- Cheddar Tom
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Re: rant: fine dining
Went to Byrd & Barrel and got the chicken po' boy. Messy to eat but pretty good. Also sampled a bite of the Mother Clucker. Thought it was pretty good.
Good tots.
No tea/sweet tea though....that's really weird.
Menu is missing a straight up buttermilk crispy chicken sandwich. Also a very small place. Maybe sacrifice some of that bar area for more tables. That area might have more payday loan/check cashing businesses than any other place in STL.
Good tots.
No tea/sweet tea though....that's really weird.
Menu is missing a straight up buttermilk crispy chicken sandwich. Also a very small place. Maybe sacrifice some of that bar area for more tables. That area might have more payday loan/check cashing businesses than any other place in STL.
- haltz
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Re: rant: fine dining
I thought the mac and cheese was terrible, but the chicken (3 pc white, mild) was insane.lukethedrifter wrote:First thing from Southern I didn't like: chicken biscuit was a mess. Too crumbly. And the white beans were so so.
Get a chicken biscuit at Sugarfire.




