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Nick Guzman was a recent college graduate and Sarah Haselkorn still a student at Washington University when they opened Green Bean. Established restaurateurs could learn a lot from their smart, efficient fast-casual operation. Salads are the focus here: each featuring a protein (beef, chicken, duck or tofu) and each big enough to be a stand-alone meal. The “Seoul Train” salad has grilled beef with greens, scallions and radishes in a spicy red chile-sesame sauce. The “Pueblito” features spicy pineapple chunks and tomatillo-lime dressing. You can build your own salad here, too.
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This week, I visit Green Bean (232 North Euclid Avenue; 314-361-4444), the salad-centric restaurant in Central West End. Page through for a sneak preview of my review. Some mornings, after I finally s... More »
Imagine the greatest salad bar you've ever seen, then add a few items, a staff ready to make suggestions, and a few menu options to give you direction. Throw in a beer menu and good value for the money and you have the Green Bean.
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