St. Louis Magazine’s February issue is out now, and it offers a veritable menu of cheap eats. Discover more than 50 budget-friendly plates, places, and people. Also inside: the metro region’s best lawyers, as chosen by their peers. Plus, Shake Shack’s secret weapon, Bob Barker’s St. Louis heir, and more.
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February 2018
Courtesy of Reedy Press
How well do you know the Show-Me State?
Test your knowledge of Missouri by taking this state-centric quiz, with fun facts courtesy of the "Missouri Almanac 2018–19." Read more
Photo by Kevin A. Roberts
When you order the charcuterie board at Five Bistro, you never know what you'll get
Ordering the popular appetizer is akin to opening Forrest Gump’s proverbial box of chocolates. Read more
Photo by Matt Marcinkowski
Inside the world of collegiate e-sports in St. Louis
How local universities are embracing competitive video gaming Read more
Photo by Jennifer Silverberg
LeeAnn Tapscott rescues the critters many folks would rather see dead
A wildlife rehabber redeems the rep of the humble possum, bottle-feeds raccoons, and trains humans. Read more
Photography by Kevin A. Roberts
Pig & Pickle serves a taste of the sophisticated South near Forest Park
The restaurant replaces Atlas in DeBaliviere Place. Read more
Illustration by Britt Spencer
How did hundreds of peccaries get into Cherokee Cave?
Unearthing the mystery of how a big pile of their bones ended up in an urban cave in St. Louis city. Read more
Photography by Kevin A. Roberts
5 dining hot spots to visit this February
What’s new and notable this month Read more
Photo by Kevin A. Roberts
A look at some of the many things being handmade in St. Louis
The city’s maker movement continues to thrive. Read more
Photo by Kevin A. Roberts
A conversation with St. Louis County Executive candidate Mark Mantovani
The former Ansira CEO on regional divisions, life lessons, and the danger of power. Read more
Photo by Brandon Sullivan
St. Louis native Todd Newton hosts The Price is Right Live!
The traveling game show comes to the Fox Theatre February 13 and 14. Read more
Photo by Suzy Gorman
Billie-Jean comes to Clayton's Wydown Boulevard
Zoë Robinson’s paean to her parents is a showstopper. Read more
Photography by Peter Wochniak
Where to find cowboy-style grub in St. Louis
When the Professional Bull Riders come to Scottrade Center February 17 and 18, here are three spots those wranglers might want to check out. Read more
A closer look at the world of platform tennis
From February 2–4, St. Louis hosts the 2018 Men’s and Women’s National Ranking Tournament & Viking President’s Cup Qualifier. Read more
Photo by Matt Marcinkowski
New Cherokee gallery Flood Plain aims to make St. Louis' arts ecosystem all the richer
The new gallery is an addition to the city's rich community of artist-run projects. Read more
Top 10 things to do in St. Louis this February
The Price is Right Live! at the Fox, the Africa World Documentary Film Festival, Chinese New Year at Magic House, and more. Read more
Street photographer Vivian Maier's work finally comes to St. Louis
Held up by legal battles over her estate, Maier's work is finally reaching a wider audience. This show will also expand her reputation beyond just that of "street photographer." Read more
Photography by William Swekosky, courtesy of the Missouri History Museum
A picturesque St. Louis ice rink and the not-so-serene realities beyond
A glimpse of the city in 1911 Read more
Photo by Kevin A. Roberts
Inside the Dogtown studio of Fable & Lore’s Chelsie Hellige
“I can’t imagine being in any space in any capacity—working, eating, living, getting ready in the morning—without plants. It just feels sterile to me.” Read more
Photo by Kevin A. Roberts
Meet superfan Mike “Major Ruckus” Seavert
If you're a frequent concertgoer, you might've crossed paths—how would you know? Well, he looks an awful lot like the devil. Read more
Photography by Kevin A. Roberts
Pizza returns to Midtown with Hugo's Pizzeria
Restaurateurs Dave and Kara Bailey draw inspiration from their son, the eatery's namesake. Read more
