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Curious about Bosnian cuisine but not sure you'll like it? This large, handsome restaurant - the former Bailey Farms Dairy - offers Bosnian fare and also conventional offerings such as fried calamari, toasted ravioli and tortellini. It's hard to resist the "Mixed Grbic Plate," an artery-busting meat sampler featuring utterly delicious cevapi. Imagine the miraculous offspring of a sausage and a beef kabob: That's cevapi. Other hearty entrées include goulash, several different kinds of schnitzel and the yummy sarma (cabbage rolls stuffed with rice and ground beef). The bar menu offers something that you won't find many other places: Romanian wine.
While he was in town last week filming Bizarre Foods America, Andrew Zimmern snuck away from his security detail long enough to converse, securely, with Gut Check about his time in St. Louis. "St. Lo... More »
Bosnian pop music provided the background as we scanned the menu at Grbic´, a new restaurant at the corner of Meramec and Keokuk in South St. Louis, just south of Gravois at the western edge of Dutchtown. We couldn't understand the words, but... More »
After a bit of a midwinter lull, a gaggle of new restaurants have popped up around town, providing all kinds of potential adventures for local foodies. At the top of the list, at least in terms of visibility, is Smith & Slay's Restaurant and Bon... More »
"Bigger is better" has never been our motto here at Best-Of HQ. We seek treasure in the tiniest nooks and find greatness in the itty-bittiest crannies. But part of Grbic's charm owes to its sheer size. While most ginormous restaurants are unpleasant locales like industrial cafeterias and all-you-shouldn't-eat buffets, Grbic is simultaneously spacious and utterly warm. The Grbic family had the right idea when they turned a south-city dairy into a banquet hall-size Bosnian restaurant. Even on... More »
St. Louis foodies should consider themselves incredibly lucky to live in a city with one of the nation's largest Bosnian populations (and, hence, a good number of Bosnian restaurants). Yet when was the last time you went out for goulash? For that matter, has there ever been a time when you suggested dinner "in South City" and actually ventured further south than, say, Pho Grand? Pay your penance for such gastronomic sins by paying a visit to Grbic pronto. The grande dame of the Bevo Mill... More »
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