The U City restaurant is adding a second kitchen and private dining space.
This summer Winslow's Home, 7213 Delmar Blvd., will debut an expanded space. Owner Ann Sheehan Lipton purchased the building's basement, which will be used to house a second kitchen, private dining room, and private label packaging area, Feast Magazine reports. Read the full report on Feast. Winslow's Home has been making a lot of headlines recently. Stay updated on the latest:
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Evan S. Benn checks out what St. Louis has to offer for Grilled Cheese Month.
Esquire Magazine is taste-testing grilled cheese sandwiches from around the nation in honor of Grilled Cheese Month, and Evan S. Benn chose Winslow's Home, 7213 Delmar, to represent St. Louis. Benn reflects on what makes the sandwich unique to the garden variety, American cheese sandwich you may make at home. "A slathering of thyme butter under the bread gives the sandwich a fresh, earthy note. A last-minute sprinkling of flaked sea salt and chopped thyme makes everything pop," he writes. He gave the sandwich a 34.5 out of 40--see how Benn rated its cheese, texture, originality and 'intangible grilled-cheese essence' on Esquire. Where's your favorite place to order a grilled cheese in St. Louis?
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Plus, great vegetarian dishes and a new coffee shop.
Midwest Living's St. Louis Trip Guide highlights some of the best of University City and the Delmar Loop. Among its top picks: Take an Asian Tour of U City The Riverfront Times Gut Check Blog recently took a tour down Olive Blvd. to taste the best of U City's Asian corridor. Among its top picks are Wei Hong Seafood Restaurant, Frank & Helen's Pizzeria, Lu Lu Seafood, Royal Chinese BBQ, Shu Feng, Dao Tien Vietnamese BistroPho LongDe Palm Tree and Nobu's. To read the full story and see the Olivette picks, click here. Vegetarian Fare Patch has told you about the great vegetarian fare at Frida's Deli. But did you know that Tavolo V has a variety of Italian vegetarian options. Check out the full review on theRFT's Veggielante blog.
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The news and updates from our favorite places to eat in University City and the Delmar Loop.
Celebrity sightings, new menus and some closings to report. Jimmy Kimmel was in the St. Louis area over Thanksgiving weekend. While in town, he stopped by University City's own Winslow's Home. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports that Kimmel chowed down on a fish sandwich Saturday afternoon. New Menus Eclipse Restaurant and Blueberry Hill have released their fall menus. To see the new items see the attached menus. Closings The Post-Dispatch is reporting that Hiro Sushi and 609 Lounge have closed. Hiro will reopen in 2013 on Washington Ave. as Hiro Asian Kitchen, according to the Post story. On his Facebook page, proprietor Bernie Lee posted it was time to move on. We will open a new chapter, at the start of 2013, in a better location …
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Review a University City restaurant to win a $10 restaurant gift card.
When it comes to restaurants, University City has it covered. We have some great local places along the Delmar Loop that many would consider community gems; we have some restaurants that aren't exactly mom-and-pop but are unique to the area; and we have a few chains lining our streets. We here at Patch love our local food scene and we bet you do too. That's why we are asking for your opinion. It's your community. You eat the food. You tell us if it passes the mark. That's why we are introducing Foodie Fridays, a column where each week we will put a different restaurant on the chopping block. You tell us how you feel about it, what dishes are good, who has the best drink specials and so forth. Last week, we asked you to review Cicero's. …
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The program will deal with different types of cuisine.
The History Channel will feature University City's Winslow's Home on an upcoming program. According to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, the program will look at the difference between northern and southern American foods. The crew filmed Chef Cary McDowell making pan-fried chicken. The air date of the program has not been determined. The filming caps a big few weeks for Winslow's Home. It won the Beef Cook-Off at Whole Foods in Brentwood recently to benefit Operation Food Search.
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No injuries reported in Friday afternoon crash.
A vehicle struck the Zeigler Enterprises building at the corner of Midland and Delmar about 5 p.m. Friday afternoon. According to University City Police, the driver of the vehicle was on Midland and turned into the building instead of making the right onto Delmar. Officers at the scene told University City Patch that no one was hurt and the crash was "just an accident." The front entry to 7201 Delmar was crushed in from the impact. The building is next door to Winslow's Home.
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University City Patch's resident foodie shares the scoop on her latest dining experience at Winslow's Home in University City.
Walk into Winslow’s Home at 7213 Delmar Blvd. and prepare to be dazzled. The setting is not familiar to 2011 America. Most people’s “general store” experience stops at the Cracker Barrel alongside the highway. Winslow’s Home, however, is a true gem in University City. Part general store, part grocery store and part restaurant, Winslow’s Home is not just a place to stop in for a quick bite to eat, it’s a place to experience. Based on the booming success it has had since opening a few years ago, it seems the University City residents fully support the Winslow’s Home experience. The uniqueness of this place on the busy corner of Delmar and Midland boulevards is appealing—with everything from quirky gifts to fresh produce from Winslow Farm in…
Chef Cary McDowell's creation uses Missouri grass fed beef. The burger is served on brioche with white bbq sauce.
The hamburger that wowed the crowd at this summer's first annual Whole Foods Burger Cook Off in Brentwood is now on the menu at Winslow's Home in U City. Chef Cary McDowell's creation uses Missouri grass fed beef. The burger is served on brioche with white bbq sauce. It won Best Burger, as selected by the audience at the competition. McDowell's competitors included chefs from Local Harvest Café in St. Louis, Harvest Restaurant in Richmond Heights, Robust Wine Bar & Café in Webster Groves and Modesto Tapas Bar and Restaurant.
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Six local chefs created gourmet burgers for residents who voted for their favorite meaty masterpiece.
Hundreds of hamburger lovers stampeded onto the parking lot of Whole Food Market in Brentwood last Thursday, to take part in the First Annual Burger Cook-off. Participants sipped on complimentary Schlafly beer as they sampled the creations of six local chefs and cast their votes for their favorite burger. The event was sponsored by Feast magazine and Rain Crow Ranch—suppliers of the grass-fed beef sold at Whole Food Market and used in the competition. The chefs made the most of the quality meat with six gourmet burgers sure to please any lover of America's favorite sandwich. Chef Clara Moore of Local Harvest Café in St. Louis said her secret was the use of butter, while Chef Cary McDowell—of Winslow's Home in University City—cooked his …
Tamica Denise
11:41 am on Monday, July 9, 2012
I completely agree!! There is definitely more to this. I turn at this corner from Midland everyday and there is no way. I mean this parking lot is much higher than the street level. There is a secret being kept here. more ›