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Cafe Osage
4605 Olive St. St. Louis, MO 63132 Map It
314-454-6868
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08/05/2008
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Detailed Information

Hours of Operation:

Mon.-Sat. 7 a.m.-10:30 a.m. for Breakfast
Mon.-Sat. 11 a.m.-2 p.m. for Lunch
Sun. 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Breakfast & Lunch

Cuisine:

American
American - Contemporary

Neighborhood:

Central West End

Special Attributes:

Sunday Brunch
Smoke Free
Saturday Lunch
Open Sundays
Open Mondays
New
Kid Friendly
Daily Breakfast

Price Range:

$1 to $10

Meals Served:

Breakfast, Lunch

Alcohol:

Outdoor Dining:

Dress Code:

Laid Back

Reservations
Recommended:

Yes

Smoking Area:

Wheelchair Access:

Yes

Payment Method:

Visa
MasterCard

Banquet Rooms:

Catering:

Delivery:

Take Out:

Food Rating	Service Rating	Atmosphere Rating	Value Rating	(out of 3 voters)
8	5.3	7.3	8

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Date: 11/14/2008 Posted By: Meretrixsum
Ratings - Food: 8 Service: 7 Atmosphere: 9 Value: 8
Had a nice breakfast on a Sunday morning. The service was attentive and helpful. I had the eggs with cheese grits and bison bacon. All were very good. The restaurant has a very relaxing and pleasant atmoshere and being able to look into the nursery and gardens is a nice feature. Overall, a good experience and I would definitely recommend.

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Responding to: Meretrixsum says "Had a nice breakfast on a Sunday morning. The service was attentive and helpful. I had the eggs with cheese grits and bison bacon. All were very good. The restaurant has a very relaxing and pleasant atmoshere and being able to look into the nursery and gardens is a nice feature. Overall, a good experience and I would definitely recommend. "

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Date: 10/10/2008 Posted By: bwathome
Had a great BLT for lunch with a nice twist - served open faced, with tomato jam, brie cheese and arugua topping it off. Could have offered a bigger serving, however. Nice place to bring Mom to do some plant shopping afterwards in the attached greenhouse, Bowoods Farms.

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Responding to: bwathome says "Had a great BLT for lunch with a nice twist - served open faced, with tomato jam, brie cheese and arugua topping it off. Could have offered a bigger serving, however. Nice place to bring Mom to do some plant shopping afterwards in the attached greenhouse, Bowoods Farms. "

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Date: 10/09/2008 Posted By: traughber
the food was great, but the sevice was very slow and innatentive. It took one and one half hours for breakfast

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Responding to: traughber says "the food was great, but the sevice was very slow and innatentive. It took one and one half hours for breakfast"

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Date: 10/06/2008 Posted By: new2mom
Ratings - Food: 8 Service: 1 Atmosphere: 5 Value: 7
The atmosphere and the food were very good, however, even though it says kid friendly, we did not get the impression that families dining with their children were welcomed.

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Responding to: new2mom says "The atmosphere and the food were very good, however, even though it says kid friendly, we did not get the impression that families dining with their children were welcomed."

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Date: 09/21/2008 Posted By: Travisty
Ratings - Food: 8 Service: 8 Atmosphere: 8 Value: 9
The food is simple yet delicious. There isn't anything you couldn't make at home with fresh ingredients and a little bit of time, but the low cost, great flavors, and pleasant atmosphere make it worth the trip. Speaking of the atmosphere, the decor is very nice (made better by being surrounded by Bowood Farms) with comfortable seating and a welcoming staff who seem genuinely interested in feedback. The restaurant could stand to lose a four top as it can get very crowded. Overall, it's great!

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Responding to: Travisty says "The food is simple yet delicious. There isn't anything you couldn't make at home with fresh ingredients and a little bit of time, but the low cost, great flavors, and pleasant atmosphere make it worth the trip. Speaking of the atmosphere, the decor is very nice (made better by being surrounded by Bowood Farms) with comfortable seating and a welcoming staff who seem genuinely interested in feedback. The restaurant could stand to lose a four top as it can get very crowded. Overall, it's great!"

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