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Three Kings Joins St. Louis Originals

The group works to promote independently owned local businesses.

Three Kings Public House has become the newest member of The Saint Louis Originals. 

The Originals is a collaborative of independently owned and operated local restaurants committed to celebrating the food and friendship indigenous to St. Louis neighborhoods.

“Three Kings has made a noticeable splash on the local dining and entertainment scene since it opened last spring,” said Bethany Budde, owner of SqWires and vice president of the Saint Louis Originals. “We are pleased to add this bustling new enterprise to our consortium of locally owned and operated restaurants, and to expand the dining options of our large and loyal base of Rewards Card members.”

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Food, Atmosphere

Three Kings is open for lunch and dinner seven days a week, with carry-out and banquet services available in addition to dining in the establishment’s handsomely appointed main serving room.

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Named by The Riverfront Times as “Best New Bar” for 2011, Three Kings, which specializes in upscale pub fare, takes pride in supporting farms in Missouri and Illinois, thus helping to provide its guests with the freshest produce picked at the peak of the season. 

Three Kings opened in spring 2011 and is owned and operated by Derek Flieg, Ryan Pinkston and Derek Deaver. In addition to appetizers, salads and soups, entrees and desserts, Three Kings features a wide selection of beer, wine and spirits for its patrons. It also hosts ‘ive entertainment to support the local music scene. 

Saint Louis Originals

The Saint Louis Originals includes three dozen of the area’s top independent restaurants. Its members are culinary innovators committed to uniting the energies of local restaurants and celebrating the food and friendship indigenous to St. Louis neighborhoods. The organization has more than 30,000 Rewards Card members, who enjoy exquisite food at all participating restaurants and earn points for discount purchases in the process. 

Other Saint Louis originals include:

Name Address City Absolutli Goosed 3196 S. Grand Ave. St. Louis Baileys' Chocolate Bar 1915 Park Ave. St. Louis Baileys' Range 920 Olive Street St. Louis Bridge 1004 Locust Street St. Louis Cafe Provencal 427 S. Kirkwood Road Kirkwood Companion Clayton 8143 Maryland Ave Clayton Companion Ladue 9781 Clayton Road Ladue Cravings Restaurant & Bakery 8149 Big Bend Blvd St. Louis Duffs 392 North Euclid Ave St. Louis Eau Bistro 212 N. Kingshighway St. Louis Eleven Eleven Mississippi 212 N. Kingshighway St. Louis Harvest 1059 Big Bend Road St. Louis Herbie's 405 N. Euclid Ave St. Louis LoRusso's Cucina 3121 Watson Road St. Louis Mike Shannon's 620 Market Street St. Louis Monarch 7401 Manchester Road Maplewood PW Pizza 2017 Chouteau Ave. St. Louis Ricardo's 1931 Park Ave. St. Louis Rooster 1104 Locust Ave. St. Louis Schlafly Bottleworks 7260 Southwest Ave. Maplewood Schlafly Tap Room 2100 Locust Street St. Louis Serendipity Homemade Ice Cream 8130 Big Bend Blvd. St. Louis Square One Brewery & Distillery 1727 Park Ave. St. Louis SqWires 1415 S. 18th Street St. Louis Sunset 44 Bistro 118 West Adams Kirkwood The Scottish Arms 6-10 S. Sarah Street St. Louis The Shaved Duck 2900 Virginia Ave. St. Louis Three Monkeys 3153 Morgan Ford  St. Louis Trattoria Marcella 3600 Watson Road St. Louis Vin de Set 2017 Chouteau
St. Louis Vito's Pizzeria & Restorante 3515 Lindell Blvd. St. Louis Wild Horse Grill 101 Chesterfield Towne Center Chesterfield


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