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Catfish Hunter

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  1. Robert, looks like you're barking up the right tree!!     I just saw this on their FB post:

     

    Best Fish Fry in STL? We'll take it! Thanks Riverfront Times. 

    Learn more about our chef Bill Cawthon but more importantly our Friday Fish Fries (available at Six Mile Bridge Beer and at our Cherokee shop) every Friday through Lent!

    Fresh, line caught alaskan cod, and our "shockingly good French fries" along with some house cole slaw! 

    Come check it out 11am until sold out at 2744 Cherokee or from 5 PM until sold out at 11841 Dorsett Rd. Maryland Heights. 

    Here's the RFT Article

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    Looks like I need to make a trip over to Cherokee

     

  2. I was at Slider House in Rock Hill the other day.... Let me just say that I have been going there almost every other week, often bringing co-workers or clients.   Things changed for what I feel as "the better" around the beginning of September.    The burger tasted fresher, the corned beef and both regular fries and sweet potato waffle fries were better.  Not sure how the fries could be better, but overall something changed for the better in my opinion.  

    Things somewhat started changing towards the end of January, 2019.   Service started going downhill starting around the beginning of December... Fries were not fully cooked, and were soggy.  It took forever to get waited on, and overall it just seemed like there was chaos or complete unorganized and lack of leadership.     A recent visit just the other day has me completely turned off.   The food does not taste as fresh as before, especially the burger, pulled pork nor corned beef.    Not a fan of the fries either...   Service took too long, and for the few number of people in the place, there was no excuse.

    I've given Slider House my business for a long time, and introduce many people to the Slider House, but I'm not putting my reputation on the line bringing any clients there going forward.   There are far too many restaurants out there to spend that kind of money and be unhappy with the Slider House.     Just my opinion, I hope others have had better reviews

  3. I don't know all the details of what or why, but it's apparent that GrubGo has shut down, owing several restaurants a lot of money.    Were they only based in St. Louis?  The web site is actually pretty nice and convincing.   It's a shame that they left the industry owing hard working restaurant owners money.

    This is from their site, which is still live:  https://www.eatgrubgo.com

    GrubGo was created to provide hungry consumers with the ability to order the food they want, from the local restaurants they want and have it delivered to them at their home, office or hotel for a fair price and within an average of 45 to 55 minutes.

    By providing a variety of prepared meal choices along with the convenience of delivery, we bring a better quality of life to everyone we touch.

    GrubGo is a restaurant marketing firm that advertises restaurants. When engaging our services to arrange food delivery, you are hiring the services of a self-employed contractor.

  4. That looks amazing!    Where can we taste this?   I'm guessing it's not an every day type of offering...   Perhaps for banquets and weddings?      How many people do you think on average would you cook this for?

    Thanks for sharing!

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  5. ST. LOUIS, MO--(Marketwired - December 07, 2016) - 2016 marks an exciting year for Chef Ben Grupe of St. Louis restaurants Elaia and Olio, who as Team Captain, lead the American Culinary Federation (ACF) Culinary National Team USA to rank fourth in the world overall and take home three gold medals in the 24th Internationale Kochkunst Ausstellung (IKA) International Culinary Exhibition, known as the "culinary Olympics." Taking place October 22-25 in Erfurt, Germany, team USA showcased amazing talent under Grupe's leadership, Executive Chef of the Bengelina Hospitality Group sister restaurants. It's a proud moment for the U.S. culinary community, and for the city of St. Louis, as the team of six accomplished chefs, with Grupe at the helm, displayed ardent competition and passion for American cuisine.

    ACF Culinary National Team USA achieved three gold medals during this year's "culinary Olympics," including one gold medal in the Hot Kitchen Programme, one gold medal in the Culinary Art (cold food) Programme, and an additional gold medal for earning the top score in the world in the Culinary Art Programme. Out of 30 teams competing during the global competition, Grupe and the entire Team USA is honored to have placed fourth in the world during the rigorous three-day event.

    This is the second "culinary Olympic" term for Grupe, having participated on Team USA in 2012 and then receiving the honorable position of Team Captain for 2016. Grupe set his sights on the "culinary Olympics" early on in his career, where mentoring chefs during his time in The Greenbrier Culinary Apprenticeship Program were involved and encouraged him to do the same. Greenbrier fostered a healthy competitive environment, preparing Grupe for the rigorous selection process when the time came to try out for Team USA 2012. During Grupe's first term, he was eager to raise the bar for excellence and as Team Captain in 2016, he embraced his responsibilities including liaising between the team and the coaches and ensuring the team's operation ran smoothly.

    Read the full article here:  http://finance.yahoo.com/news/st-louis-chef-ben-grupe-190000093.html 

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