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Edgy, prolific avant-jazz guitar standout Mary Halvorson presents a trio of projects over three nights. On Aug 1, she leads a new trio featuring bassist Chris Lightcap and drummer Jim Black; on Aug 2, she gigs as part of saxist Ingrid Laubrock's Anti-House quintet; and on Aug 3, she turns up with saxist Jon Irabagon for an evening of solos and duets.
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Web site: http://www.ket.org/jubilee/
Episode description: With a collection of youthful and high-spirited original songs, Eastern Kentucky's Fast Lane brings a new and refreshing air to the 2008 Renfro Valley Bluegrass Music Festival. A 2009 KET Production. [cc]
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2014 Better Buildings Case Competition: A Side of Savings
June 27, 2014
The Better Buildings Case Competition challenges collegiate teams to present unique and innovative solutions for reducing energy waste and improving the efficiency of our nation's homes and commercial buildings to industry leaders. The 2014 winning student teams included Harvard University, Carnegie Mellon University, Yale University, Stanford University, University of California - Santa Barbara, University of California – San Diego, University of California – Berkeley, Columbia University, and MIT.
Team Everpower, of Carnegie Mellon University, and Team Crown Joules, of Harvard University, will present their solution to: A Side of Savings: Energy Efficiency in the Restaurant Franchise Model Case Study - Students were challenged to develop a strategy for restaurant franchises to deploy energy efficiency solutions, including consideration of the complicated ownership, investment, and management. Register today.
Best Proposal: Everpower from Carnegie Mellon University
Team Everpower was awarded Best Proposal for their use of established businesses for non-intrusive load monitoring to inform behavior, their proposal for internal competitions, their use of the Monte-Carlo method and sensitivity analysis to research the financial aspect of the problem, and their ancillary recommendations including online ordering and robotics systems. Their solution was very thorough and included consultations with many building operators.
Most Innovative: Crown Joules from Harvard University
Team Crown Joules was awarded Most Innovative for their novel approach to target specific zones in the US and sub-divide branding and marketing. The team attempted to tie energy savings to increased revenue that included a workable branding initiative to award efficient stores with labeling and "premium benefits" for customers (Wi-Fi, certificates).


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In January 2013, FDA told manufacturers to lower the dose of zolpidem for women, and suggested a 10 mg to 5 mg for immediate-release products (Ambien, Edluar, and Zolpimist) and from 12.5 mg to 6.25 mg for extended-release products (Ambien CR). That was based on evidence the drug is metabolized more slowly in women, which makes the side effect of next-day impairment more likely in women than men.
Ambien was approved 20 years ago, at a time when researchers evaluated drugs differently for men and women. Different in that there was a fundamental belief the only difference between the sexes was the reproductive system. In a recent broadcast from 60 Minutes on gender differences in drugs, Larry Cahill, a neuroscientist at the University of California Irvine, said he "used to share his field's assumption that males and females outside the reproductive system were fundamentally the same." But he's changed his outlook, in part due to the Ambien difference in metabolism by gender, which becomes a textbook case of the incorrectness of that thinking. He says, basically, that for 20 years, women have been overdosing on Ambien.
To be sure, for many years, the call for more adequate population representation in clinical trials is often made. Minorities are under-represented in clinical trials—Hispanics account for only 7.6% and African-Americans 15%, according to the NIH. And even older persons may be excluded from clinical trials.
Interestingly, the 60 Minutes report echoed what was told attendees at an early March event "Charting the Course: A National Policy Summit on the Future of Women's Health," which focused on disparities in research, diagnoses, treatments and outcomes between men and women for heart disease, lung cancer, depression, and Alzheimer's. That information related to animal studies and said that 38% of stroke and 45% of anxiety and depression studies used female animals. The 60 Minutes broadcast offered insight by researchers who said animal studies are primarily performed on male species to adjust for the variable of female hormones.
Dr. Thomas Hochadel, COO of Cognitive Research, a full-service contract research organization that specializes in Central Nervous System (CNS) product development, looks back over the history of research and sees one logical explanation for the gender disparity, and that is thalidomide. "You have to remember that after thalidomide, no one wanted to take the risk of testing drugs in women where it could cause birth defects. Even today, in clinical trials, women of child-bearing years must use birth control and also be regularly tested for pregnancy as part of a trial."
Between thalidomide and the previous scientific belief that men and women are essentially the same except for reproduction, there apparently remains a gender gap in clinical research. Even though 20 years ago, in 1993, the NIH adopted its National Institutes of Health Revitalization Act of 1993 Subtitle B—Clinical Research Equity Regarding Women and Minorities, and was the first official call for population equity in research. But as mentioned, getting to that point 20 years later hasn't always worked, or been easy.
Hochadel observes that sponsors definitely are more aware of the need to include more women, especially in the neuroscience trials, or in trials were drug-drug interaction for impairment must be weighed, and is seeing an uptick in those readily prepared to address those safety concerns in clinical trials.
As scientific developments evolve, and the use of biomarkers for targeted medicine increase, will the need for gender and population equality in clinical trials naturally decrease? Hochadel says no. "Personalized or targeted medicine using biomarkers will assist in defining the target efficacy population—gender, race, disease sub-type—and some population differences in pharmacokinetic parameters relating to safety and efficacy. It will refine, but not supersede the drug development process and the call for gender equality in examining the safety and efficacy of new drugs in development."
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In this podcast, Ricardo talks about the resource leveling and when it should be done. He explains that this is a complex task that requires a cost-benefit analysis and decision making, and do this task only through software is not the best decision.
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Victory Tavern
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2501 N Houston Ave #100
Dallas, TX 75219Neighborhood:
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- Cuisine:
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Victory Tavern
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.victorytavern.com/
- Phone: (214) 432-1900
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday-Friday 11am-3pm Dinner: Monday-Saturday 5PM - 11PM
- Payment Options: AMEX,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American
- Executive Chef: Jim Oetting
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Late Night, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Takeout, Wheelchair Access
- Catering: Whether social or corporate, for a half dozen or a few hundred, Victory Tavern City Grille can help you entertain effortlessly with style and simplicity. Our menu is designed to provide a total experience, or to complement your own home-cooked cuisine. Our team of savvy professionals has the know-how and experience to cater any gathering, and we are committed to providing great value.
- Private Party Facilities: Private parties can be held upstairs in our Loft Area. Loft area can seat up to 45 for plated dinner and 60 for reception.
- Private Party Contact: Events Manager 2144321900
- Entertainment: Victory Tavern is a great place to meet & eat before all home Stars & Mavericks games. We're just across from American Airlines Center. Park once with our convenient Valet Parking and stay for the game. Please call for reservations on AAC event nights.
- Special Events: Victory Tavern regularly hosts holiday and special event dinners on major holidays. We also host frequent multi-course Wine & Beer dinners that feature courses that are perfectly paired with featured wines or beers from renowned producers.
Getting there
- Public Transit: The DART Green/Orange line and the Trinity Rail Express (TRE) stop just to the West of Victory Tavern (Victory Station).
- Parking: Valet
- Parking Details: In addition to our convenuent front-door valet service, there are also parking lots all around the American Airlines Center.
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Located in Victory Park at the front door to American Airlines Center, Victory Tavern is a stylish but unpretentious restaurant serving contemporary interpretations of American culinary classics. With modern-day versions of American tavern and steakhouse favorites priced from $10 to $32,Continued
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- Food4.1Service4.3
- Ambiance4.2Noise LevelEnergetic
vibrant bar scene (38)hot spot (28)neighborhood gem (26)good for groups (18)late-night find (14)special occasion (12)great for lunch (10)great for outdoor dining (8)fit for foodies (6)scenic view (4)romantic (2)notable wine list (2)kid-friendly (1)Show More
- Plan on getting more food laterOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/26/2014Paid 25 dollars for 3 bites of Fish and about 4 bites of mixed veggies. It was Okay as far as flavor but nothing special.Special Features:
- Meh - Good for game nightOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 11/25/2014The victory burger wasn't bad. It was along the same lines as Maple & Motor - meaning that the burgers were thick and pink throughout. The truffle fries were good although they were overcooked. Service was above average; Michelle came by our table to check in on us quite frequently and made sure our waters were always full. This is a good spot to grab a quick bite before a Mavs or Stars game. I wouldn't have eaten here unless we were going to a game and I don't think I'll be back any time soon.Special Features:
- Fantastic service and food Always by the AAC !!!!!bossVIPDined on 11/22/2014Favorite restaurant before events at the AAC! Always great food and service. Make a reservation before events otherwise expect to wait an hour.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Overall decent choice at AACOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 11/22/2014Victory Tavern is a good, not great, place to go before an event at the American Airlines Center. My wife and had hockey tickets and since this place is next door and has $10 valet parking I figured that's a win win. Well, the place is pretty nice (until they turn it into a wannabe nightclub in the evening), the food was excellent, and the service was okay. Don't bother with the valet parking, however. It took over 30 minutes to get our car after the game; we would have been better off using the arena's pay lot. Overall Victory Tavern in a good choice for a pre-game meal and drinks.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Terrific service & food once again. M & B BrownMichaelVIPDined on 11/21/2014Jose, thanks for the "special personal touch" every time we come to your restaurant. Chelsea was great.....and so was the food. See you soon. Michael & Brenda BrownSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DFW1VIPDined on 11/20/2014Best Club Sandwich I have ever had. I highly recommend that everybody request it.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good place if you are going to AAC otherwise NOSJBfromFortWorthDined on 11/18/2014If this restaurant was any place other than right next door to the American Airlines Center I wouldn't ever go here. Average food, less than average service all for above average prices. It's all about location, location, location
- Max62Dined on 11/16/2014The food was great! Mac-n-Cheese and Hangar Steak delicious. The service was not good. Wait staff trying to clear our plates from the moment our food arrived. Would have enjoyed a more relaxed atmosphere to enjoy our meal.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- If you're headed to the AAC....LlamaVIPDined on 11/11/2014Get a reservation. Otherwise you might have a problem getting a table. The food is a little pricey but you're paying for convenience and location - and it beats the heck out of stadium fare. Make sure to take advantage of the valet (again another bonus - but make sure you have a reservation). The food is always solid and service is usually pretty good. It was excellent this time around. If I'm taking a client to a game and they want to meet me at the AAC - this is always a good option.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Don't go to Victory Tavern if you want to eatDissapointedDinerDined on 11/9/2014Booked a reservation for 4 at 8:30 after a Sunday night Mavs game. The place was dead when we arrived at 8:30. We were shown to our table, given menus and water, then our server told us the kitchen was closed. We looked and, sure enough, the lights were off in the kitchen and the staff was nowhere to be found. We explained that we had reservations and spoke to the bartender. We were then told that there was no management at the restaurant and that the bartender and one server were the only staff present. The bartender then told us the general manager was coming back from the W Hotel. He didn't help the situation and we left. Needless to say, I will never try to eat here again and advise you stay away until there is new management.
- GregDined on 11/3/2014I have been here several times before Mavericks games and always have good food & service. However, I was disappointed with the crab cake this time. Great truffle fries.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- LOVE VICTORY TAVERNMichaelVIPDined on 10/30/2014Brenda & I and our friends thoroughly enjoy the Victory Tavern for many reasons.........food, service, convenience to AA Center.....it's just a well run oasis right in the middle of everything. Jose, the Manager, has ALWAYS gone out of his way for us & our group since our 1s visit years ago until now.......great customer service! It's like greeting an old friend when we arrive. Very pleased consistently....thank you, Jose & the team. Michael & Brenda Brown Go Mavs!Special Features:
- Service is greatDFW1VIPDined on 10/28/2014Service is great and convenience to arena is assume. Staff is very friendly and totally aware of customers time constraints regarding getting to arena on time.Special Features:
- Awesome management and serviceMelissaandStephenVIPDined on 10/28/2014They always remember your name and what you like to drink. Great atmosphere. Fun place to just have some drinks or eat delicious food.prompt services. They yo out of their way to make sure your happy.Special Features:
- Another Great ExperienceEdMcKDined on 10/21/2014As usual, Jose and the staff provided great service and a great dining experience. Thank you.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- EdMcKDined on 10/18/2014Great food. Great service and nice atmosphere. Jose and the entire staff do a great job of accommodating us before the Dallas Stars game.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Overcharged & UnderfedDerwoodHamhockDined on 10/13/2014While the service was very good, the fixture, decor, etc. are great and the location is perfect for a concert or sporting event at the AAC the food choice was very limited and the portion was woefully small for the price. I left there hungry and frankly feeling a bit ripped off but since we were pressed for time to get to the show I couldn't really voice my issues. Also the place is excruciatingly loud and very difficult to converse it. In the past we've eaten here before Mavs games, etc. but in the future we will be looking for alternate venues. As the title says, overcharged and underfed. Also slightly deafened.Special Features:
- Great service at pregame eventKeithDined on 10/9/2014Victory Tavern is the perfect pregnant spot for a group of six. I like their round tables, spacious dining area and attentive service.Special Features:
- Busy but goodthe4rojosVIPDined on 9/19/2014This place was the perfect spot to valet our car for an AA event. The server was attentive and polite. The food wasn't over the top, but it was good for what we needed. You will pay extra for the location.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Pre-Event VenueRandyCDined on 8/22/2014My wife and I valet parked and ate at Victory Tavern then walked over to a concert just across the street at the American Airlines center. Wonderful food, outstanding service! Lots of couples in the restaurant with a very energetic atmosphere. Came back after concert and retrieved our vehicle from valet. Most affordable parking although its limited and you must eat at the restaurant. Highly recommended!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 519 reviews are from the Victory Tavern reviews archive.
- Good food but too expensiveNewfoodyplaceDined on 7/26/2014A bill of $84.00 for meatloaf and salmon was a bit much. Drinks were $3.00 - $4.00 higher than other places. $9.00 for a small gin and tonic? Really? Would go back for food if prices were adjusted.Special Features:
- Rick VictorRickvDined on 7/26/2014The cost was high for cold food. We asked to have the air turned down and were told that they would. It never was turned down.Special Features:
- Terrible food, totally overpricedLuv2dine2Dined on 7/10/2014We were very disappointed with our experience at Victory Tavern. The food was mediocre at best, they got several parts of our order wrong, and on top of that, it was insanely overpriced. For that kind of money, we could've eaten at the best steakhouse in town. Instead, we all left disappointed and still hungry. The best thing it's got going for it is the location, and I'm sure it would be fine for drinks after a game or concert, but I wouldn't recommend it to anyone for dinner.
- Drinks and food were mediocre.Out4MusicDined on 7/10/2014Greatest thing they have going is proximity to the AAC.Special Features:
- Burned foodBadeDined on 5/2/2014My crab nachos was burned. Took me 7 minutes to get someone to get me a drink once seated.Special Features:
- Order within ChaosTexasrickDined on 4/28/2014It was just before the Mavs Playoff game and the place was jammed with fans wanting to eat/drink and get to the game. The staff handled the chaos in a very effecient manner. Very impressive! The lady at the next table dropped a glass that scattered across the isle to out table. The staff was all over the spilt drink and wide spread broken glass in seconds. The mess was cleaned up in less than a minute without any unnecessary distraction. The Valet Crew outside should get some praise as they are cheerfull and start the dining event with a cheerful and energetic attitude. We were in a good mood before we hit the Tavern door thanks to their cheerful attitude.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- If you are deaf, this is the placeOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 4/26/2014I have dined here many times, but the noise level was way off the charts causing my daughter to hold her ears the entire meal and mine were hurting too.Special Features:
- MichaelVIPDined on 4/26/2014love the place.....always energetic & classy. Jose runs a great restaurant!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Repeating myself againTexasrickDined on 4/12/2014Hey guys, I am there way too often to do these surveys. If there is a problem or a suggested improvement I will let you know. I am a regular for a reason. You do good work. See you next week.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Stars v Blues 4/11/14BuckersUKDined on 4/11/2014Fantastic American diner, great pre match atmosphere, good food and great service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The French Dip was outstanding.MikeDined on 3/29/2014The French Dip was outstanding. Sliced prime rib, not just roast beef.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good atmosphereDestinyDined on 3/29/2014Good place to go before a game for drinks or a burger.Special Features:
- Bait and switch menuBrianGVIPDined on 3/26/2014After making a reservation to ensure a seat before the concert we were attending later, we were seated, ordered drinks and looked through the menu. It was abbreviated from their standard menu. We wanted something smaller to eat, and asked our server to see the full menu. She told us they didn't offer the full menu on event nights. After she refused to ask the kitchen for an exception, we tried to find something to order. Nothing appealed, and it seemed they were only offering the highest priced items. It seemed they were gouging their patrons somewhat, taking advantage that they were be packed with event-goers. We left and had a delicious dinner nearby. Although we've patronized Victory Tavern often, we won't be back after this experience.
- Too many mistakes to go backBeforeConcertVIPDined on 3/26/2014- Dinners arrived on top of apps - salad dressing not on side as requested - 3 steaks all VERY undercooked and cold - "lava" cake room temp and ice cream melted 2nd star is due to the manager taking 10% off! but we won't be back. Lots of other good choices in the area.
- Not GreatdfwdinerVIPDined on 3/26/2014First time at VT and most likely the last. Food was only OK for the price paid. Was VERY busy. Granted it before a concert. Had a problem with the food and it was not addressed as it should have been.Special Features:
- Victory Tavern before Mavs GameJeremiahDined on 3/19/2014Great spot to eat before a Mavericks or Stars game. Prices very reasonable and has a nice feel to it. Good service, great food, cool spot to dine.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Snazzy Dinner in Entertainment AreaTexasSunDined on 3/18/2014Great ambiance with eclectic atmosphere. Great spot for business or time to wind down. Love the appetizers and the meals are plentiful. Salads are always fresh and the desserts are the perfect nightcap. Chefs are top notch.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Perfect Location for AA EventsmurphysctDined on 3/17/2014Great location, food and drinks especially when you are attending an event across the street at the American Airlines Center. Although a little pricey for what you get, the food and selections were good and our server was very attentive.Special Features:
- Same as usual.gpageDined on 3/15/2014Great food. Quick service but always LOUD. Not the place to go if you want to have an easy conversation with your guests over a long dinner.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Convenient to AACSkipDined on 3/13/2014Great place to go prior to concert or any event at AAC. Valet parking $10. Our appetizer was good but salads and entree very disappointing. Drinks and appetizer before a show we will do again.Special Features:


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- roxlet Nov 7, 2006 09:23 PM
We will be in the St. Louis area over the weekend, and it seems that all the posts about where to eat are fairly old. Is this because nothing changes in St. Louis and it's all the same or because no one writes about food there? We would be interested in anything that's quality from barbecue and fried chicken to more exotic foods -- if there are any there. Please help with some up to date ideas!
I had a recent meal at Harvest, which has been around a while. I thought the meal was terrific. It's nothing exotic as it serves a modern american cuisine, but it does so extremely well. Here are some sample dishes, to see if they are what you might like:
Oysters casino: barely cooked oysters with an oregano breadbrumb topping.
Scallops over a sqaush risotto with rapini
A perfect bread pudding for dessert.
This listing makes the food, which is fairly creative, sound more pedestrian than it is. For a moderately upscale dinner, this place was outstanding.
I have the world's most negative sister-in-law, who loves to find fault with anything/anyone. We gave her a gift certificate to eleven eleven mississippi. Her comment on her dinner at the restaurant: "It was PERFECT".
As for 1111, all I hear lately is that it's been terrible, which doesn't surprise me, because it wasn't that good when it was still getting pretty positive comments. It's a nice space with questionable food. I think it's on a par with the restaurants that are part of the local chain of wannabe fine dining places, e.g., Remy, Blue Water, Big Sky. But, all is not bleak in the StL scene. Two newish restaurants that should impress even most jaded palates are Niche and Terrene - not exotic, but top notch and creative preparations of quality ingredients. For less creative, but generally very, very sound meals, I favor Atlas and Pomme. I like Harvest, too, but I think it's slipped a bit - though I'd certainly return. For something more unique, though not exotic or ethnic, I really like Iron Barley - the combination of down home roadhouse/bar atmosphere with very good food makes for a fun evening, and I don't think it's a scene that's replicated in too many places. For more ethnic offerings, there's a slew of choices - though most have been there a long time - on South Grand, including Bahn Mi So 1, Pho Grand for Vietnamese and Sameem for Afghani.
re: showlett
Wayno and I are just a lot more particular then most.
I wouldn't go to Harvest. The chef (Andy White) is leaving as he and some others have bought and are renovating Cafe Balaban's. It should be really exciting once they open that space with him at the helm. He's one of the best chef's in St. Louis.
Niche has fastracked it's way to my favorite spot in town based upon several conversations I've had with Gerard and Matt. They're both great cooks and have a real love for what they've brought us. He sounds like he's doing some really cool things on the weekday 7 course tasting menus and I can't wait until I have time for that.
My other oft-mentioned favorite is Atlas. One of the most consitant places I've ever been to. Other then that, I handidly agree with everything Wayno said.
re: bobzemuda
Andy White is buying Balabans? Damn it, I had to leave right before that. Balabans needs a good sprucing up.
So, I am curious, after the ballyhoo, what has happened to Monarch and Arthur Clays?
re: Phaedrus
It's been a while since we've been to Arthur Clay's do to the sticker shock of our last visit. I've no problem dropping large sums of money on food, but we had a tasting menu, and it was, I felt, pretty poorly executed giving us full size portions of menu items. Having dined there 10-15 times at that point and with their definitely knowing who we are, I'd felt that we would get treated a little differently for the price we were paying.
Also, some of the dishes just weren't clicking like they were when they'd opened. I know how hard it is to come up with a new menu everyday, and without a staff that can assist in the creativity department, it must be quite tough.
I can't really comment on Monarch. It's always screamed hype to me. The Chef, Brian Hale, is a egomaniac. Just one look at their website gives a pretty clear example of that. The one time I ate there was for a quick lunch, and my soup had a greasy film on top. I felt there was no excuse for that considering the cost, and haven't returned.
re: Phaedrus
Branden Marsten from Modesto has bought Balabans, and he's hired Andy White to be the head chef.
re: Wayno
Maybe we lucked out, but our lunch at 1111 Mississippi was very good, as was the service. Our entrees were split without charge, even though we didn't request it. The accomplished server noticed how we were perusing the menu and immediately picked up on our sharing factor. We had a very positive experience there. Much better than anything we've had at Remy's or Blue Water.
Have to agree with you about Atlas. That was the best meal we had during our long weekend in St. Louis recently. The food was just about perfect as was the service. The best lunch we had was Pho Grand. We had another great dinner at Cafe Natasha Kabob International. I really like to eat in St. Louis. You guys have lots of wonderful places to choose from.
For superb soups, well-plated appetizers, imaginative flavorful salads and sandwiches in an informal setting -- The Pitted Olive on Hampton. Additional plus -- gets you close to Ted Drewe's for dessert.
We ate at 1111 Mississippi two nights ago. We had the Tuscan prix fixe menu, with the paired wine, and our dinner was excellent.
Thanks for all the great suggestions. Since we're with our 11 year-old son (who is quite the chowhound, I might add), I am looking for places that are more casual. The ethnic places sound very interesting, particularly the Vietnamese. Does anyone know how Pho Grand or Bahn Me So would stack up against Vietnamese restaurants in other major metro areas? It seems odd to eat Vietnamese in St Louis when we come from NYC, but you never know about these things! My husband keeps on saying, "Where are the snoot restaurants." Apparently pig snouts are a delicacy? Doesn't appeal to me, but who knows!
Mai Lee at 170 and Delmar in the University City area is by far the best Vietnamese in St. Louis. They just celebrated their 20 year of operation. Usually it is lined out the door. Highly recomended
I'm originally from NYC, but now live in the MIdwest and visit St. Louis as often as I can. One place we enjoy going to is Arcelia's on Lafayette Square. Very good Mexican food. Our favorites are the Chile Colorado and the white enchilada. It's a very casual restaurant, and although the service is often not stellar, the food more than makes up for it.
STL actually has excellent Vietnamese food (it was one of the cities that saw a large influx of Vietnamese immigrants in the late 1970s). IMHO, Bahn Mi Soh is better Vietnamese than you will find in many bigger cities (the ingredients are top notch and the husband/wife team who run the joint are superb in the kitchen). The dining room is spare and simple but your taste buds and belly won't care about that once you take in one of their delicate spring rolls. I also give high praise to King Louie's which is one of the great gems of STL. It is worth seeking out.
If you are looking for exotic foods, try Yemanja Brasil. After tried the fried yucca, your chowkid will never want to go back to french fries again.
Also, we have a bunch of Bosnian restaurants here because of a very large immigrant community.
Also have a Nepalese restaurant, the Everest Cafe on Washington, and it is casual and very affordable.
King Louie is superb. I saw it go from a burgers and lite fare joint to what it is today, an excellent wine and cuisine place.
Harvest is also very awesome. Very imaginative without being wacked out.
Mai Lee's was my neighborhood vietnamese place, its convenient for me to go there, but the best in St. Louis? I don't know. Never been to Banh Mi So but have been to Pho Grand and Pho Grand puts on a good show but the food is just decent.
For great Chinese, try Lulu's for dimsum, Wonton King for Hong Kong Style noodles and some dimsum, Wei Hong for seafood, Jade Garden for seafood too. Oh, and don't just take the menu they give you, ask for the chinese menu and have the waiter explain it to you.
I think Atlas was mentioned, excellent choice. Niche is another new place, without the hype of Eleven Eleven or An American Place.
Kreis steakhouse for prime rib, Citizen Kane for high end steakhouse.
Pueblo Solis for Haute mexican, Pueblo Nuevo for traditional mexican. Las Palmas for menudo.
Priyaa's for southern Indian.
Ted Drewe's for dessert.
re: Phaedrus
I seem to always find myself agreeing when you post!
Let's not forget the Loop as a destination for interest and food.
I have been known to hop-scotch one course here another there. If that seems too much just go to 609 and have one of the best gin martinis in town and some great food( fusion mid-american style done on a limited menu)- do not skip dessert!
re: stlSarah
I noticed the same thing from our previous conversations. Great minds think alike!!
And yes, 609 is also quite good. Very interesting space too.
My inlaws are in Stl, and its fair to say that while things don't move fast there-- the old reliables are where you want to be.
St. Louis is a meat & potatoes type town, with a great italian neighborhood.
For steaks-- Al's and Tony's.
Italian-- at the Hill- Giovanni's / Dominics (a bit formal) but excellent food, Charlie Gitto and Zia's- more casual, also excellent food.
The only less traditional restaurant I would recommend is Sidney Street.
And, do go to Ted Drewe's for a "Concrete"
re: hallrs
Well, my major metropolitan area credentials are having lived almost my entire adult life in San Francisco before moving here 5 years ago. I doubt that Mai Lee would survive, or at least be well regarded there. Bahn Mi So 1, however, would have a huge following and deservedly so.
For the casual good food experience, the chowkid would probably like Iron Barley. Check out their website. I spend a lot of time in Manhattan and think it would represent a more unique experience for you. Some of the barley dishes are just okay - i still greatly prefer my risotto with arborio or canaroli rice rather than barley, which is too bland and heavy for the dish - but the smoked prime rib is usually great, as are a number of the apps. I also hear the sandwiches are great.
Forget Italian food here. Coming from NYC, you'd be wasting your time on even the best here, none of which is great.
For lunch I do recommend the cuban sandwiches and some Mexican food at La Tropicana, a little mercado with a food counter in the back. I also recommend Modesto for Tapas and, unlike BARcelona, it would stand up to big-city competition.
For more high end dining, Niche definitely would hold its own just about anywhere.
re: Wayno
Another place to consider if you are in downtown is the Tap Room on Locust. It is a local brewery which actually has several menu items that are very good. In particular, the french fries are some the best around (the green peppercorn dipping sauce is delightful), the fish and chips are usually excellent, and if your arteries aren't screaming for mercy you can wash it all down with a Cream Stout and a piece of Sticky Toffee Bread Pudding (seriously tasty). I know they can be hit or miss but typically they come through. The atmosphere is also casual and comfortable. The 11 year old and the adults will love it! It's not high cuisine but it shows spunk.
re: Phaedrus
What is good at the bottleworks( the taproom's cousin in Maplewood)? I liked a brunch but nothing edible makes me want to come back- yet I want to like it since I love the Taproom(fish and chips and sticky toffee pudding) and I appreciate the people who run both and their focus on local/non-chain businesses.
re: stlSarah
I always end up ordering the fish and chips. The sticky toffee bread pudding is great every once in a while.
I like the beer bread and the venison chili at the bottleworks. The ribs are good as are the meatloaf, just something different from the everyday.
re: Phaedrus
Agreed. As I said in my original post the Tap Room is hardly a place for innovative food but several items are usually well above average--even quite good (i.e. fish & chips, sticky toffee bread pudding, beer). You could so MUCH worse in STL than the Tap Room.
I grew up in St Louis, and visit very often. So while I'm not always up to date on the new trendy places, I can offer opinions on some long-standing faves. I'm in Boston now, after a long time moving around the country. I've been chowing a long time, and thogh StL is no Chicago in terms of choices, the food scene shouldn't be discounted. There's a lot of good stuff.
Frazer's Brown Bag - great seafood, hidden gem.
Pho Grand and Bahn Mi So 1 and the other vietnamese places listed: thumbs up, bigtime.
Mai Lee - I have a soft place in my heart for it, and it *is* good, but I wouldn't call it the best in St. Louis.
Zoe's Pan Asian -- wonderful Central West End dining choice, lots of flavor, good atmosphere.
Dressels vs Llewelyns -- More CWE choices, both Welsh pubs, both have very good, mostly traditional Welsh pub food. Opinion pretty evenly splits over which is better.
Arcelia's - absolutely! Great *freshly made* chile rellanos. Also great because it's in Lafayette park, which puts you right next to...
-- The Chocolate Bar - a little trendy, but awesome desserts, and ...
-- 33's Wine Bar - the BEST wine bar I've been to. Really. I've been to a lot. (Ok, maybe this place in Sonoma was better, but not by much). Jake, who runs the place, is SUPER smart about wine and not even remotely snobby. The place has a great vibe, and great prices and range. There's no real food to speak of except for cheese and sausage plates.
Schalfly's main reastaurant and their Tap Room offer food that's totally passable (not outstanding at all), but it's the beer there that really stands out. I make a point whenever I'm in town to stop by for early evening or late afternoon beers and munchies.
The Hill is famous for Italian, and it can be good (I like Cunetto's best), but beware that a lot of the restaurants there do St Louis Style Italian, which can translate into a lot of sugar in the tomato sauces and salad dressings.
And yes, DO NOT bypass Ted Drewes. The Cardinal Sin Sundae is to die for.
re: litchick
"but beware that a lot of the restaurants there do St Louis Style Italian, which can translate into a lot of sugar in the tomato sauces and salad dressings."
Like Cunneto's. I still stand firmly on the ground that we have no good Italian in St. Louis. Cunneto's is a shining candidate in the "what's wrong with St. Louis taste buds?" polling.
I think bobzemuda stands firmly in a world of his own. In my experience, St. Louis has better Italian restaurants than most American cities. True, popularity as measured in customer "best of St. Louis" lists would be a poor way to find them, but there is quality Italian here. The kitchens at restaurants like Dominic's, Giovanni's, and Tony's not only know how to prepare classic Italian dishes, but also create innovative new ones which are neither over-sugared nor contain any trace of Provel cheese.
I do not frequent Cunetto's (although I can spell it) because there are so many better options on the Hill and elsewhere. Restaurants like Gian-Tony's or Lorenzo's are also nearby and serve higher quality Italian food at prices comparable to Cunetto's.
Current data show that St. Louis ranks number 18 among US metropolitan areas in population. Our top Italian restaurants, if transported to larger American cities, would with five or six exceptions, be the best Italian in town.
re: appetite4life
Agreed. St. Louis restaurants are provide a lot of good options at very reasonable prices. Personally, my experience has been that on the Hill, the less popular places tend to have better food than those you generally see advertised.
Having said that, I do not understand the popularity of certain restaurants that some of my St. Louis friends really like - places like Hodak's or Cunetto's. However, I have always found that if I pick up the check, we don't generally end up at those places. (g)
re: appetite4life
The reality is that I think many cities lack truly good italian food. With the exception of some gnocchi that I had once via Vince Bommarito Jr. at a chefs night out dinner I just feel that we miss the mark horribly on the comfort style of italian food that is true Italian. I was pretty underwhelmed with my dining experience at Tony's, and don't feel that it's as much an indicator of quality Italian food as it is an extremly upscale, white tablecloth type spot.
I've not been to Dominic's, but looking at their menu, they too seem as though they'd probably fall into that realm. Especially if the menu is currently accurate and they are serving asparagus in November.
What I want to know is...
Where is the quality house made (not Volpi) salumi and antipasti?
Where are the specialties like arancinis?
Where are the properly cooked fresh pastas?
Point me to them, and I'd happily be proven wrong. I have been underwhelmed with most all of the Italian food that I have eaten in St. Louis up to this point, but it is not for lack of trying on my part.
...sorry about my spelling error on Cunetto. As it turns out, not only did I spell it wrong, but we both tacked on the 's and it's actually Cunetto House of Pasta.
re: bobzemuda
I have had arancinis as an app. at Trattoria Marcella. Don't know if it's available there all the time or not. Also, have to put in a plug for LoRusso's. Don't they make their own pasta? If not, it's still demm good.
re: Christine
I went to Trattoria Marcella for the first time in 1997 before they expanded into the hair salon next door and added onto the back. I had an excellent meal that evening and two standouts were in fact an arancini and I believe a veal ravioli.
Since that time, however, the size of their restaurant has grown 3-4 fold, but the size of the kitchen has not grown in relation. I still continue to go once or twice a year in hopes that the original glory will be reclaimed for me, but I'm afraid that it's usually a disapointment. I find the food to be poorly seasoned and the freshness of certain proteins to be, at times, questionable.
One sort of silly thing that's always annoyed me on their menu is the following:
Roasted Wild Mushrooms - served over polenta fries with carmelized sweet marsala wine and gorgonzola sauce
it's an easy delicious dish, and I love it to death. My issue is that the mushrooms are pretty standard culivated varieties these days, and just one look at the plate and you plainly see that the polenta fries are the main component and not the roasted mushrooms that the menu states.
The menu should more accurately read:
Polenta Fries - topped with roasted mushrooms and a carmelized sweet marsala wine and gorgonzola sauce
I realize for most this is a minor squibble, but it's no different then a restaurant claiming parmigiano reggiano when really it's not.
One other note...They have a server, Joe, who to my knowledge has worked there since day one. He's one of the best servers in St. Louis, and if you get him, take care of him, because he most certainly will have done an excellent job taking care of you.


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Prep: 20 min. Bake: 30 min.
1 cup ketchup
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Author Prerona Dutta (1 year)
just keep your mouth shut
Author Joydeep Majumdar (1 year)
dolly is doing this with her mother cheeeeeee
Author Ashish Gupta (1 year)
Just like good luck charlie
Author Muskaan Sadhnani (1 year)
Love it
Author Mugheez345 (2 years)
Please upload the coming episodes with better quality..... Thanks for
uploading :)
Author armaan narula (1 year)
Love you rohan
Author Shriya Karnic (1 year)
i love it
Author hina4443 (1 year)
good luck charlie is not good but... best of luck nikki is just fab
Author mammagolu (1 year)
Himani Singh is dancing with very funny step
Author jyoti gauchan (1 year)
Good ka opposite sunny bhaiya
Author star light (1 year)
this is just like the original episode in the english version
Author reet dhillon (1 year)
exchanging family such an stupidity
Author An Mous (1 year)
shut up ok!! i know u r jealous!!! idiot....if u cant say something nice
dont say anything at all!!
Author Rahul Kumar (2 years)
this is the copy of good luck charlie
Author eemi mirza (1 year)
its so sweet that they say "khaas dost" and not boyfriend :P
Author Anju Singh (1 year)
I lluv it
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U.S. 30-year government bonds advanced, with the yield dropping two basis points, or 0.02 percentage point, to 3.22 percent at 10:27 a.m. London time.
Yields on five-year securities also fell two basis points, to 0.89 percent.
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