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First Look: Bowood by Niche Brings Thoughtful Daytime Fare to the CWE
When chef and restauranteur Gerard Craft was dreaming up his vision for Bowood by Niche (4605 Olive Street, 314-545-6868), he had one guiding principle: He wanted the restaurant to feel like a warm hug. Now, the brunch cafe located at Bowood Farms in the Central West End is welcoming guests with open arms after celebrating its grand opening on November 4th.
Bowood by Niche replaces Bowood Farms' longtime restaurant, Cafe Osage, in name and menu, but not in spirit.…
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Groth Guide Update to Benton Park West - NextSTL
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Groth Guide to Benton Park West
Benton Park West (BPW) is a south St. Louis neighborhood located west of Jefferson, southeast of Gravois, north of Potomac and Cherokee via Compton. The 2000 census counted 5,438 residents (down 4% over 1990’s count), of which 59% were black, 30% white, 5% Asian and 6% Hispanic/Latino (one of the most diverse in the city). […]
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Pumpkin Bread: An Alternative to Pie
Thank Goodness for Libby Years ago, I baked a pumpkin pie from scratch. I even cooked the pumpkin, which I cut into pieces and baked for an hour before pureeing. Since then, I’ve stuck with Libby’s canned pumpkin. Not because cooking my own was hard. I just didn’t care for the way mine turned out;...
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