Best European Restaurants in Downtown St. Louis

Thanksgiving buffet was nice, however it wasn’t as nice as their typical Sunday brunch. Just the usual thanksgiving fare. Prime rib instead of a ham carving station. Desserts were kind of boring. No fresh fruit. Service was excellent as always.

Not inexpensive but a tremendous value because everything they do is top-notch without being pretentious or stuffy. The Crossing has long been on my short list of the best restaurants in St. Louis, but over the last few years it has really separated itself from the pack in my opinion and pretty much stands alone at this point, at least for what I'm looking for. Keep up the fantastic work!

Business lunch. Perfect place to talk business. Wait staff was perfect and on time. Food is always great at this place- Greek salad with chicken was delicious. Very reasonable pricing for quality food and sit down service. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!

Anya was super friendly and attentive, our salads were presented before the warm Quark bruschetta app (killer balanced dish, so good if you’re a smoky bacon and creamy cheese fan) that we were sharing, and she was apologetic given I said we’d start with this dish. Standard size salads - arugula & goat cheese delicious - were more than substantial for a lunch portion - 3 or 4 people could even share it as a lighter app. Excellent value.

Very good food and service in a relaxing atmosphere.