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Dining Alone
Dining alone is a topic that comes up frequently in food writing. I was browsing articles online the other day and I saw an advice column about how to eat alone and not look like a loser. I bristled at … Continue reading
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Tagged dining alone, dining out, restaurant, restaurants, solo dining, travel, traveling
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Soup Dumplings STL
Some of the most nondescript places have the best food. This is the lesson I’ve learned in my lifelong quest for good food. For example, a restaurant in a rundown strip mall will have better Indian cuisine than a gourmet … Continue reading
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Tagged chicken dumplings, Chinese food, delicious, dining, dining out, dinner, dumplings, pork dumplings, restaurant review, Restaurant Reviews, soup dumplings, Soup Dumplings STL, St. Louis dining, St. Louis eats, St. Louis food, St. Louis food scene, xiao long bao
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Pizza Break: Pizzeoli
Ever since I moved back to St. Louis, I’ve been hearing about Pizzeoli. A local food publication ran an article about them semi-recently saying that the owner takes Neapolitan pizza pie-making very seriously. I like people who are dedicated to … Continue reading
Vicia
Last night, I met my friend Emma for dinner at Vicia. I’d already been there once before for lunch a month ago, right after they opened. But their dinner menu looked more involved, so I wanted to go back for … Continue reading
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Tagged Berkshire pork, dessert, dining out, dinner, fine dining, goose eggs, lemon verbena, local, local food, local ingredients, organic, organic food, panna cotta, pork loin, St. Louis, St. Louis dining, St. Louis restaurants, Vicia, wheat berry
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Vista Ramen
I’ve been thinking a lot lately about why I like to go out to eat so much. There’s the obvious reason: It’s fun to go somewhere new and have people serve you food. But it’s more than that. I’ve realized … Continue reading