DO NOT MISS THIS ONE
I am writing this to tell everyone, that this is an excellent restaurant that everyone would enjoy. All meals are five course not like many very good establishments' alacarte menus. Please be aware that this restaurant caters to everyone and will be pleased to serve anyone in casual business attire; jacket is not required.

This five star restaurant is a lost gem among the restaurants in the St. Louis area. It should be a must to visit.    [15 Nov 2002 10:27:55]

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Recommended Dishes: Chilean Seabass

     ­S. Sinn   

Ruined My Grandmother's 86th Birthday!!
The dining room was cluttered, dimly lit, obstacle course of servers, lit gas burners, and chairs. We weren't presented a wine list. The house Chablis and White Zin were both low quality. The shrimp cocktail was skimpy 4 medium shrimp. The sampler was fried until inedible. The house salad was a tiny wedge of lettuce, a sliver of red onion and thousand island dressing. After the appetizer, the lighting became so dark I could hardly see. The Seafood Newberg was mucky puff pastry topped with flavorless seafood bits and shell in a winey, scorched glop. I ordered Lemon Sole Oscar. Since it was dark, I wasn't sure what I had. Upon tasting, I discovered a burned, breaded veal patty doused in shimp and mustard sauce.    [19 Jun 2005 23:45:36]

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     ­Anonymous