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West End Grill & Pub
354 N. Boyle Ave. St. Louis, MO 63108  Map It
314-531-4607

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04/12/2008 
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Detailed Information
Hours of Operation: Daily 11 a.m.-11 p.m.
Late night menu until 12:30 a.m.
Cuisine: Bar & Grill/Pubs
American - Contemporary
Neighborhood: Central West End
Special Attributes: Sunday Brunch
Sports / BigTVs
Saturday Lunch
Outdoor Dining
Open Sundays
Open Mondays
New
Late Night
Happy Hour
Entertainment / Music
Catering
Carry-Out
Business Lunch
Banquet/Party Room
Price Range: $15 to $20
Meals Served: Lunch & Dinner
Alcohol: Yes
Outdoor Dining: Yes
Dress Code: Laid Back
Reservations
Recommended:

Yes
Smoking Area: Yes
Wheelchair Access: Yes
Payment Method: All Major Credit Cards
Banquet Rooms: Yes
Catering: Yes
Delivery: No
Take Out: Yes
Food Rating Service Rating Atmosphere Rating Value Rating(out of 2 voters)
8.5 8 8 9


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Date: 05/13/2008   Posted By: elli
Ratings - Food: 8   Service: 7   Atmosphere: 7   Value: 8
I'm very happy to see this new place in Gaslight Square. Good food with a number of veggie-friendly options. Not everything is stellar, but they're new. Definitely try the trout! It's very good. The black bean soup is also quite tasty. Crab cakes were mushy, but had good flavor. The PPB&J is interesting ... a portabella smothered in peanut butter, roasted and put in a sandwich with grapes and greens. I think it's a creative idea, but it would be better with roasted pork belly!!

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