St. Louis Magazine – July 2019

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  1. Craft Ç
    The sister restaurant to Thirteen Fifty-Six Public
    House (formerly the Big Bear Grill) offers a wide
    range of bar and gastropub fare, including pork
    “wings,” a giant charcuterie-topped pretzel, and
    pizzas with a worthy cauliflower crust option.
    16524 Manchester.

  2. Smokee Mo’s
    The second installation of Frank & Eva Imo’s
    SoCo barbecue joint is a big, beautiful barn that
    introduces West County to the pizza scion’s
    barbecue prowess, including the Mangia Bene
    sandwich. 110 Old Meramec Station.


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  1. iNDO Ç
    In Botanical Heights, Nick Bognar focuses on
    Southeast Asian cuisine and expands the popular
    omakase dinners that brought him local acclaim
    (and a spot on the James Beard semifinalist list
    for Rising Star Chef of the Year) at Nippon Tei.
    1641-D Tower Grove.




  2. AO&Co (^) È
    Restaurateur Ben Poremba’s hip corner bodega
    features prepared foods, dips and spreads from his
    four restaurants, coffee and tea (plus an espresso/
    chai counter), a curated selection of alcohol, small
    gifts, and even cigars. 1641-A Tower Grove.




  3. Bemiston Cocktail Club Ç
    Extra Brut (the city’s first bubbles-only bar)
    begat this broader-based speakeasy-style cock-
    tail-focused concept. It combines reasonably
    priced craft cocktails and bar snacks, plus the
    even cheaper Bemmy (a shot of house whiskey
    and a can of Stag beer for $5). 16 S. Bemiston.




Photography by Spencer Pernikoff, Kevin A. Roberts, courtesy of Craft

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