ALIVE has teamed up with Yelp to bring you the top 20 restaurants in STL—according to you! These foodie-favorites have topped the restaurant category in St. Louis, based on the number of reviews and star rating. See which spots have stolen local Yelpers hearts and stomachs.
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It’s no surprise that Bogart’s takes the number one spot. Yelpers have a passion for good old-fashioned BBQ served up plain and simple, a specialty of this STL staple. 1627 S. 9th St., Soulard, 314.621.3107
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Whoever thought a deli could be so darn popular? Blues City Deli stacks their sandwiches high with all the fixings on classic deli sandwiches. Do as the locals do: Don’t forget to grab a cold beer with your Muffuletta! 2438 McNair Ave., Benton Park, 314.773.8225
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Sameem is a small, no frills Afghan restaurant with Middle Eastern-inspired dishes. Bring your own wine, nosh on some naan and you’ll see why Yelpers love Sameem’s international cuisine. 4341 Manchester Ave., The Grove, 314.534.9500
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From pizza to paninis, Corner Bistro has plenty of New American and Italian dishes to keep your stomach happy. Yelpers love the charm this family-owned shop brings to the table. 4993 Loughborough Ave., Princeton Heights, 314.353.1811
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This Memphis-style barbecue joint can’t keep to traditional hours; there’s no telling when they’ll sell out of their in-demand fare. Yelpers especially love the house-made sauces and classic, dry-rubbed ribs. 3106 Olive St., Midtown, 314.535.4340
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Broadway Oyster Bar is a taste of classic NOLA in STL. It’s a happening place in the summer with a different feature every night, from crawfish boils to live music. This is a prime pre-Cardinals watering hole that knows how to pack in a crowd. 736 S Broadway, Downtown, 314.621.8811
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Lona’s started out at the Soulard Famers Market and worked its way to a brick-and-mortar shop. This Asian Fusion sensation uses organic and locally grown ingredients to keep the health-minded happy. 2199 California Ave., Fox Park, 314.899.5582
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Sauce On The Side has 14 different calzones (plus an option to build your own) to choose from and Yelpers suggest you simply try them all. This calzone shop gives you a whole new appreciation for folded pizza. 411 N 8th St., Downtown, 314.241.5667
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Adam’s is newer on the STL barbecue scene but still has some of the best meats in town. You know what goes well with stellar barbecue? Tasty sides! Try some of their baked beans or potato salad while you’re at it. 2819 Watson Rd., Clifton Heights, 314.875.9890
10/ Adriana’s
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Adriana’s is a no-nonsense Italian restaurant on The Hill. With salads, pizzas, pastas and more, this small mom-and-pop shop is a lunch lover’s dream. 5105 Shave Ave., The Hill, 314.773.3833
11/ The Mud House
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The Mud House’s food is as good as their lattes! Yelpers dig the charming decor and say you’ll feel right at home here while you cozy up to a hot cup of java. 2101 Cherokee St., Benton Park, 314.776.6599
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The Fountain on Locust is an ice cream bar and restaurant with a wide variety of frozen treats. Ditch the traditional bowl of ice cream and try one of their boozy ice cream martinis. 3037 Locust St., Midtown, 314.535.7800
13/ Vinnie’s Italian Beef and Gyros
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Vinnie’s dishes out Chicago-style sandwiches and classic Greek cuisine. Whether you want a gyro or a reuben, they’ve got your number. 3208 Ivanhoe Ave., Lindenwood Park, 314.644.7007
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Sugarfire isn’t just another traditional barbecue spot in STL, a fact Yelpers adore. In addition to the classics—ribs, pulled pork and brisket—you can also pick up an ice cream float, smoked salmon and try a variety of other unique sides and specials. 9200 Olive Blvd., Olivette, 314.997.2301
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A wine bar, cafe and bakery all in one? This triple threat is the perfect place to grab an unforgettable meal, cupcake and glass of sangria all in one go. Add in brunch on top of all that and Russell’s is a local treasure as far as Yelpers are concerned. 5400 Murdoch Ave., South Hampton, 314.553.9994
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Vegan, organic and local is the best way to sum up Lulu’s Local Eatery! Yelpers love how creative and unique their food is—you won’t miss the meat. 3201 S Grand Blvd., Tower Grove South, 314.300.8215
17/ 2Schae Café
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This corner cafe is the perfect urban getaway. 2Schae offers up breakfast favorites all day but Yelpers love to stop in on their lunch hour for the flatbread pizzas. 275 Union Blvd., DeBaliviere Place, 314.361.5333
18/ Pizzeoli – Wood Fired Neapolitan Pizza
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Watch the pros make wood-fired pizza in front of you in this intimate Soulard pizzeria. Their classic Neapolitan pies are uniquely cooked in a 900-degree oven and are completely vegetarian. 1928 S 12th St., Soulard, 314.449.1111
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Vernon’s does barbecue in ways you wouldn’t expect. If you aren’t in the mood for classic ribs, try their tasty BBQ nachos or their tequila lime green beans, a Yelp favorite. 6707 Vernon Ave., Universtiy City, 314.726.1227
20/ The Shaved Duck
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The Shaved Duck is a classic neighborhood joint with jaw-dropping barbecue, Southern-inspired sides and a wall mural with a tribute to the blues. Yelpers love the live music and that unforgettable mac and cheese. 2900 Virginia Ave., Tower Grove East, 314.776.1407
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