Here's the restaurant listing, which is what you were looking for. This is the original Amighetti's bakery and sandwich shop in the heart of the Hill, the aforementioned Italian neighborhood of St. Louis. This is an informal, inexpensive place to enjoy a taste of St. Louis. Although not on the Hill, Bar Italia is probably the most authentic Italian-style trattoria in town. Try to get one of the outdoor tables for some fun people-watching while you sip your espresso or enjoy a homemade gelato.
Prices are inexpensive to moderate.
This historic restaurant is a landmark on the South Side, which is the traditional German area of St. Louis. This is a St. Louis institution. More than 100 years old, Busch's Grove resembles a country club out in wealthy mid-county. The American fare is consistently good, especially the steaks, and reasonably priced, but to some people, both the building and the menu are relics from the past. This landmark in the Central West End has maintained its reputation as a perennially popular place to see and be seen, while continually adapting its menu of creative, imaginative nouvelle American food.