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Chef-owner Trezel Brown is serving vegan versions of everything from burgers to fried chicken sandwiches to nachos.

Celebrate the full moon, learn to smoke your own turkey or sample some chili this weekend in St. Louis.

St. Louis added a healthy amount of restaurants in October, but the city also had to say goodbye to some old favorites.

The popular food truck has finally put down roots.

Peppermint Andy features crushed peppermint candies, dark chocolate curls and a hint of vanilla.

Acclaimed chef Ben Grupe had previously been offering his menu for takeout.

His Creve Coeur restaurant offers whole smoked and fried turkeys as well as turkey ribs.

Tender, juicy and doused with your sauce of choice, this is one twist on the traditional Thanksgiving turkey that your dinner guests won’t soon forget.

Released in the summer of 2019, Chandler Hill’s Marigold is the first commercial orange wine produced in the state.

The restaurant occupies the space formerly home to Cafe Osage.

The space will be rebranded to an expansion of Brasserie, Craft's French bistro concept.

Celebrate all things fall this weekend in St. Louis, whether you want to pick a pumpkin, devour some apple butter or get dressed up for Halloween.

The chef joined the popular Central West End restaurant in March.

Choose from options such as pulled pork, beef, chicken, sausage or the chef's personal favorite: turkey.

Choose from hand-dipped caramel apples covered with everything from chocolate to Tajín seasoning to waffle cone crumble.

Chicken Scratch focuses on rotisserie-style chicken, and Sureste focuses on cuisine from Mexico's Yucatán Peninsula.

The second location features pizza and pickleball.

Enjoy a spooky dinner party, celebrate a new Green Dining District or try some of the best chilis around town this weekend.

The restaurant features a menu of thoughtful choices that cater mostly to parents.

The Pervuian bistro from chef Andrew Cisneros and his family will feature dishes not often found in St. Louis.