FEAST Magazine

FEAST Magazine stands out as one of the top trade publications in the UK, recognized for its thorough coverage of industry trends and news. It brings together both trade and consumer insights, along with in-depth case studies featuring prominent companies and professionals in the field. This magazine serves as a valuable resource for anyone interested in various sectors, including Food, Entertainment, Activities, Shopping, and Technology. FEAST Magazine particularly focuses on areas such as food services, catering, hospitality for both corporate and consumers, travel, technology, procurement, leisure activities, wholesale, and the import-export business.

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Inside Scoop: La Casa De Los Jugos on Cherokee Street

1 week ago | feastmagazine.com | Mabel Suen

At La Casa De Los Jugos, Erika Rodriguez is on a mission to mindfully bring healthy options to Cherokee Street. Behind the counter of the small whole foods-forward storefront, she whips up everything from refreshing fruit smoothies and cold-pressed juices to nourishing sandwiches, salads and bowls to order. Each vibrant plate and glass of balanced fare brings her one step closer to an overall goal of enhancing the well-being of others through food.
A food lover's guide to Grand Center

1 week ago | feastmagazine.com | Mary Andino

One of the most picturesque areas of St. Louis, Grand Center's dining scene has plenty for those planning to catch a show at The Fabulous Fox Theatre, attend a St. Louis Symphony Orchestra concert when Powell Hall reopens or just enjoy a night out on the town. The Best SteakhouseThe vibe: An old-school, casual cafeteria with no frills. Open since 1964, The Best Steakhouse stays true to its nostalgic roots.
Feast 5: Mason Parker, lead cook at Robin Restaurant

1 week ago | feastmagazine.com | Emily Standlee

Now the hot line cook at chef Alec Schingel’s new Robin Restaurant in Maplewood, Mason Parker has had quite the come-up in St. Louis’ hospitality industry, developing culinary skills even as a kid. “Growing up, my mom – one of my biggest inspirations – owned a bar in Soulard, so I was introduced to the industry at a very young age,” Parker says. He remembers cooking with his mom at events, landing his first job at Whole Foods at 16 years old.
Nettie’s Pizza Den to Open in Clayton this summer

1 week ago | feastmagazine.com | Mary Andino

Seventeen years ago, Mike Randolph opened his first restaurant, a Neapolitan-style pizza joint called The Good Pie. Now, with years of experience under his belt and a newfound perspective, Randolph is returning to his first love — pizza — with Nettie’s Pizza Den, which is set to debut in Clayton this summer. At this point in his career, Randolph has been around the block a few times.
A food lover's guide to Midtown

1 week ago | feastmagazine.com | Mary Andino

From the west side of SLU's campus to Jefferson, Midtown has tremendous variety of established St. Louis Favorites and up-and-coming joints bound to enter your rotation of week night eateries. If you're looking for a new spot or need help deciding where to go, here's our guide to the neighborhood.
Enoch Simpson champions the local with Eat Outside

2 weeks ago | feastmagazine.com | Mary Andino

Enoch Simpson has quite the culinary pedigree. He worked for big-name Chicago chefs – including Stephanie Izard and Shawn McClain – before coming to St. Louis and working under Gerard Craft at multiple Niche Food Group restaurants. Now, years into his career, Simpson is taking the lessons and wisdom of his career and building Eat Outside, his own brand and catering business. Simpson started Eat Outside as a boutique catering company with customizable menus.
Celebrate Easter 2025 with these dine-in and takeout options in St. Louis

2 weeks ago | feastmagazine.com | Whitney Ostercamp

Now that spring has sprung in the city, local restaurants are preparing for Easter with special menu items, events and preorder options. From ready-to-eat feasts for your family to elegant brunches around town (several with visits from the Easter Bunny), you're sure to find a special way to celebrate. Make reservations early and preorder soon to ensure you’re covered on April 20. 612 NorthWhere 612 N.
Platypus hosting cocktail competition with portion of proceeds going to PROMO

3 weeks ago | feastmagazine.com | Emily Standlee

Hey, St. Louis – if you love a cocktail competition as much as we do, here's your chance to experience a fun one for a good cause. On April 13 from 2 to 4 p.m., some of St. Louis' best bartenders will take to Platypus' bar in The Grove for the Merryvale Antigua Cocktail Competition. The challenge? Create the best drink using Merryvale Vineyards' Antigua Dessert Wine.
St. Louis makes the 2025 James Beard Awards finalists list – not once, but twice

3 weeks ago | feastmagazine.com | Shannon Weber

A hearty congratulations goes out to two St. Louis culinarians for their finalist nominations in the 2025 James Beard Foundation Awards. On the list are Loryn Nalic of Balkan Treat Box, named a finalist in the Best Chef: Midwest category, and Jane Sacro Chatham of Vicia,named a finalist in the Emerging Chef category. We chatted with each of St. Louis' James Beard 2025 nominees this year after the semifinalists were announced in late January.
STL Toasted opens second location, this time in The Hill

3 weeks ago | feastmagazine.com | Mary Andino

Mama Toscano’s was an icon of The Hill: The shop served ravioli and sandwiches for over a century before closing in 2022. Now, its legacy lives on with a new, similarly ravioli-focused occupant: STL Toasted. The toasted ravioli concept opened its doors in the building this year. Husband-and-wife duo Matthew Fuller and Brittany Abernathy launched STL Toasted in the City Foundry STL food hall in 2022, serving sweet and savory versions of the city’s iconic appetizer.