Dining Brennan’s slated to reopen in the Central West End later this spring After a devastating fire in late December, Kevin Brennan’s eponymous watering hole soldiers on. by George Mahe April 2, 2021 February 8, 2025
Culture Read this now: ‘Hemingway’s Saint Louis’ It was a trip to Cuba that planted the idea for the book in Andrew J. Theising’s mind. by Amanda Woytus March 22, 2021 February 8, 2025
Culture Beginners and pros alike find a home in The Big Muddy Dance Company’s online classes While your mind is busy trying to keep your hips turned out, your spine lengthened, and your quadriceps activated, the Sunday Scaries are miles away. by Amanda Woytus March 15, 2021 February 8, 2025
Family For students with special needs, remote learning has provided opportunities and challenges “I have talked to parents who have essentially had to quit their jobs so they can sit with their kids while they’re doing school,” says one parent. by Rosalind Early March 11, 2021 January 21, 2025
Design Where to buy St. Louis–centric sports gear The city will soon have more sports to cheer on. Who are you repping? by Lauren Dell March 11, 2021 January 21, 2025
Restaurant Reviews Tai Ke Shabu Shabu brings experiential Taiwanese dining to Olivette This stylish new hot-pot restaurant features tableside cooking. by Dave Lowry March 11, 2021 February 8, 2025
Dining Veritas’ oyster tacos have Cajun and Mexican influences Chef Mathis Stitt adds a quail egg for good measure. by George Mahe March 10, 2021 February 8, 2025
Family When schools closed, local parents turned to Chef Marc Del Pietro for healthy lunch ideas Turkey burgers, chicken tacos (made with braised thigh meat), and baked hand-breaded chicken strips remain the favorites. by George Mahe March 10, 2021 January 21, 2025
Design At home, artist Lisa Houdei is constantly creating Under the name LéPonds, Houdei is one of St. Louis’ most soulful songstresses, but she’s also an avid painter. by Samantha Stevenson March 10, 2021 January 21, 2025
Family To help her kids learn virtually, this St. Louis mom transformed her home into classrooms Former pre-kindergarten teacher Latrice Floyd knew that in order for her to successfully work and for them to learn, the household would need structure. by Samantha Stevenson March 9, 2021 January 21, 2025