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* Internet Search Results    *** Search Filter: "Cuisine"    The 37 Best Restaurants in St. Louis, Missouri - Eater Oxtail with fufu at a buzzy West African food truck, a Korean crab boil in the back of a pinball bar, a midcentury tasting menu at an intimate supper club, and more of STL’s best meals. Chef Adjo... Cuisine of St. Louis - Wikipedia The cuisine of St. Louis is largely influenced by the city’s German, Irish, Italian, Mexican, Chinese, and Vietnamese immigrant population and African Americans who migrated from the Southern United States. [1] The cuisine is prevalent in St. Louis, and extends to other areas in Missouri and Illinois. What Food Is St. Louis Known For? 13 Famous Foods Digging into the St. Louis cuisine, we found culinary specialties with influences from German, Asian, and Italian cuisines. Some of the best foods from St. Louis combine elements from these cuisines with local ingredients to create truly unique dishes such as the St. Paul Sandwich, toasted ravioli, and gooey butter cake. THE 10 BEST Restaurants in Saint Louis - Tripadvisor Restaurants ranked according to page views, reviews and individual attributes such as price range, cuisine and location, as well as aggregated Tripadvisor data comparing user interactions with all the other restaurant pages for this locale. 1. Charlie Gitto's On the Hill. The lobster pasta and the lobster ravioli were out of this world. The 10 Most Essential St. Louis Foods to Try - TripSavvy So, during your next stop in St. Louis, try these ten essential foods from the Gateway City. At the top of the list of essential St. Louis foods is toasted ravioli. You'll find this tasty appetizer on most menus around town, though quality varies greatly. The 75 Most Exciting Restaurants in St. Louis Right Now, According to These are the restaurants and bars we're excited to eat at in 2024, and you’re invited. A finalist in the Best Chef: Midwest category of the 2024 James Beard Awards, chef-owner Rob Connoley and... 12 Famous St. Louis Foods That Locals Can’t Live Without From an iconic breakfast dish to a legendary dessert (and everything in between), these are the famous St. Louis food dishes you’ll want to try when you visit the Gateway City. St. Louis has a culinary scene that’s hard to beat, from gooey desserts to smoky BBQ. The 30 Best Restaurants In St. Louis - Southern Living While it may not have the volume of restaurants or big-name chefs found in other Southern food cities like New Orleans and Atlanta, St. Louis offers a diverse mix of cuisines, a high level of quality, and plenty of bang for your buck. The 26 Essential St. Louis Restaurants According to Eater In a restaurant scene that’s not only impressive but expansive, diners spread the love, never reserving enthusiasm exclusively for James Beard winners and Michelin stars. If something delicious exists anywhere in the 314, St. Louisans with voracious appetites will come. 10 Iconic St. Louis Restaurants - St. Louis Riverfront Times If you're looking for restaurants that seem more St. Louis than the Arch itself, we've compiled a list of ten true classics. Some predate Eero Saarinen's giant horseshoe by not just years, but...     * Live EBAY Auctions   * Latest LIPARI Italy News        *** News Filter: "Cuisine"     Temple’s sports radio show at Maxi’s delivers fun, food and storytelling for students weekly  Temple University News 37th Annual Homestead Heritage Fair and Holiday Market Offers Three Weekends of Fun, Food, and Holiday Shopping  GlobeNewswire Lopers Roll Through: Drive-thru tailgate at NebraskaLand Bank serves up fun, food and school spirit  UNK News Fun food things to do this weekend: Celebrate Hope & Main; Durktoberfest; Oysters and more  The Providence Journal Visitors enjoy fun, food, prizes at Fall Fun at the Field  Midland Daily News Large crowd enjoys fun, food and music at Saints Joachim and Anne Catholic Parish festival  Mon Valley Independent Fun, Food, Fitness and Fanfare! How Sun Princess is Changing Ft. Lauderdale’s Cruise Scene  Boca Raton Trading a gussied up eve for easy-going fun, food bank supporters raise $30,000  Calaveras Enterprise Fun & food at the UP State Fair returns Monday  WLUC State Fair of West Virginia Tour: fun, food, and facing a fear  WVVA Enjoy fun, food, and farm animals at the 174th Fryeburg Fair  WGME Fun, food, and fireworks happening across metro Atlanta for 4th of July  Rough Draft Atlanta Summer Fun, Dining & Views at Sunset Harbor in East Hampton  Dan’s Papers Weekend Fun: Food Trucks, Indigo Girls, and the National Book Festival  Northern Virginia Magazine Family Fun, Food, and Festivities on the Gulf Coast This Week  OBAwebsite.com Taste of Thayer, Halloween events and more. Food fun across RI in October  The Providence Journal