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Amanda Bretz

St. Louis

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  • 3 weeks ago | saucemagazine.com | Amanda Bretz |Tony Rehagen

    Two St. Louis chefs have been recognized by the James Beard Foundation for their culinary skills and have moved forward in the award process. Earlier this year seven St. Louis area chefs and restaurateurs were announced as James Beard Foundation semifinalists in a number of categories, including Best Chef, Midwest, Outstanding Restaurateur, Outstanding Bakery and Emerging Chef to name a few.

  • 2 months ago | saucemagazine.com | Lauren Healey |Amanda Bretz

    Steve’s Meltdown, known for its gourmet grilled cheese, is set to open its second location at The District of St. Louis in Chesterfield on Friday, Feb. 7. The concept, which first gained traction as a ghost kitchen at Steve’s Hot Dogs on South Grand before establishing itself as a standalone restaurant at City Foundry STL, is the brainchild of HuSTL Hospitality.

  • Jan 7, 2025 | saucemagazine.com | Lauren Healey |Amanda Bretz

    The year is off to a bit of a rocky, snowy start here in St. Louis, but that doesn’t mean there’s not some light ahead for those able to get out of their houses. Imo’s Pizza, which has been serving locals since it launched in St. Louis in 1964, has just launched their version of Taco Bell’s trademarked Crunchwrap: the CrunchImos.

  • Jan 7, 2025 | saucemagazine.com | Amanda Bretz

    A familiar ice cream shop located in Franklin County has changed names and is now under new ownership. In December, Main Street Creamery located at 110 W. Main Street in downtown Washington, closed in order for its new ownership to make some interior changes and reopen under a new name. On Friday, Jan. 17, the ice cream shop will reopen for business as Silver Spoon Ice Cream & Sweets.

  • Nov 15, 2024 | saucemagazine.com | Amanda Bretz

    Every community has those establishments that people tend to think of as their home away from home. It’s the spot they return to again and again because it offers great food, they form a relationship with the staff and because the atmosphere just feels right: cozy, warm and inviting. Tucker’s Place is one of those spots, and no matter if you walk into its original Soulard location, or its West County or South County restaurants, the experience is the same.

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