Lost Tables
Harley HammermanLost Tables collects the culinary memories of lost St. Louis restaurants.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 61 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureFoodArts | |||
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Eddie Neill is best known for Cafe Provencal, which has thrived in Kirkwood for almost 30 years. But from his first restaurant, T.P. Neill’s, to Chez Leon, to The Dubliner, there were many others along the way. I talked with Eddie at his home, a 5-mi... more
The Buttery Restaurant closed for good on Halloween. The South Grand diner had been serving the Tower Grove South Neighborhood for almost 40 years.
I’d never dined at The Buttery. I must admit, I didn’t know it existed. But when someone posted its c... more
By popular demand, chef and restaurateur Greg Perez is back for more.
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Someone once called Greg Perez the Forrest Gump of restaurants. From Rich & Charlie’s, to his award-winning Painted Plates, to the Grateful Inn, it was indeed, “Run, Greg, Run!” from one project to the next.
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