12 St. Louis Restaurants We Still Wish Were Open
From legendary steakhouses and Italian restaurants to neighborhood favorites, these former St. Louis dining destinations left memories that continue to endure. ST. LOUIS, MO – October 28, 2026 (StLouisRestaurantReview) Some restaurants serve meals. Others become part of a community’s history. Across the St. Louis metropolitan area, generations of diners have celebrated birthdays, anniversaries, graduations, business achievements, and family gatherings at restaurants that no longer exist in their original form. For longtime residents, the memories often extend far beyond the food. They remember servers who greeted them by name, owners who visited their tables, and dishes they ordered without needing Source: Read Original Article
Missouri’s 12 Best German Restaurants
ST. LOUIS, MO. — October 28, 2026 (StLouisRestaurantReview) Missouri’s German culinary heritage extends far beyond Oktoberfest celebrations, historic breweries, and Hermann’s wineries. Across the state, restaurants continue serving traditional German specialties, including schnitzel, sauerbraten, bratwurst, spätzle, and German potato salad. While Hermann may be Missouri’s best-known destination for German culture, some of the state’s most interesting German dining experiences are in smaller communities and metropolitan neighborhoods that get far less attention. From traditional German restaurants in central Missouri to Austrian cuisine in Kansas City and German-inspired beer halls in St. Louis, the state’s dining landscape reflects generations of European Source: Read Original Article
Wonton King Remains Open During Olive Boulevard Construction
Sidewalk, curb, and driveway improvements in University City are temporarily affecting access to the parking lot, but Wonton King remains open and welcomes customers. UNIVERSITY CITY, MO – October 28, 2026 (StLouisRestaurantReview) Wonton King, a popular Chinese restaurant at 8116 Olive Boulevard in University City, remains open despite ongoing sidewalk, curb, and driveway construction that has temporarily restricted access to its parking lot. The construction activity along Olive Boulevard is part of a broader effort to improve the community’s infrastructure, pedestrian accessibility, and roadway conditions. Although the work is creating temporary inconveniences for motorists and nearby businesses, the improvements Source: Read Original Article
Wonton King Open as Olive Boulevard Construction Continues
UNIVERSITY CITY, MO – October 28, 2026 (STL.News) Motorists traveling along Olive Boulevard in University City may notice construction barriers, torn-up pavement, and temporarily closed driveways near Wonton King Chinese Restaurant. Although the construction activity may lead passing drivers to believe the restaurant is closed, the business remains open and accessible. Wonton King, located at 8116 Olive Boulevard, continues operating while sidewalk, curb, and driveway improvements take place along the commercial corridor. Several entrances to the property’s parking area are temporarily blocked, but one access point remains open. The situation highlights a familiar challenge for neighborhood businesses: maintaining customer Source: Read Original Article
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