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After winning fans at local competitions and the Wildwood farmers' market, Paul Lamers and Mark Ruck opened PM BBQ to showcase their Memphis-style barbecue. The half-chicken, with a mildly pepper dry rub and wonderfully tender meat, lives up to its hype, and the brisket might be the best in town. Pork lovers can choose between pulled pork and baby-back ribs. The latter feature an aggressively peppery dry rub. Sides are excellent (especially the sweet-corn spoon bread); and four different sauces (spicy, sweet, Carolina, mustard) are available.
The barbecue renaissance continues in St. Louis. When we last ranked our best barbecue joints, only five made the cut. This time around, we found seven worthy of consideration -- four holdovers from l... More »
Yes, 2012 has been over for a few weeks now. No, we're not done looking back at it just yet. Don't worry. This isn't another Top Ten list. No, what we have here is Gut Check's annual omnibus listing... More »
Another busy month for openings included Bar Les Freres, a cozy new French spot from Zoe Robinson Pidgeon; Elaia and Olio, the restaurant and wine bar from Ben Poremba; and a new home for Niche, Gerar... More »
PM BBQ opened its new location at 161 Long Road in Chesterfield yesterday. The restaurant relocated from a very short distance away. Its original location, tucked into the shopping plaza at Long Road ... More »
As has been the pattern for many, many months now, October saw far more openings than closings. In fact, Gut Check can confirm only one actual closing for the month: the Kirkwood location of Trattoria... More »
Dont recommend. Service horrible and food was unsatisfactory. Not Recommended!! Good Luck to those that try!
Pork is the unquestioned king of barbecue meats in St. Louis, but if there's ever a revolution, the flash point might be this small joint in a Chesterfield strip mall. Paul Lamers and Mark Ruck opened this, their first restaurant, after winning fans in local barbecue competitions. One bite of their sublime beef brisket, and you'll likely count yourself a fan, too. Smoked over hickorywood for twelve hours, the meat is so tender that you can cut it with a mere glance. Take note of the added... More »
For a long time, St. Louis barbecue has been synonymous with St. Louis-style ribs. The problem is that St. Louis-style ribs don't involve a meat-cookin' genre; they're a butcher's cut. If you're in search of a style of barbecue distinct to our city -- in the way that dry rub belongs to Memphis or beef brisket is the specialty of Texas -- you aren't going to find one. We're a barbecue mutt. In our variation, however, lies our strength: Where there is no hard-and-fast tradition, the... More »
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