The coffee shops in and around St. Louis have their own personalities and – if done well – create a symbiotic relationship between themselves and the neighborhood. As such, Pass the Past Coffee owners Erica and Eugene Tsimerman aim to build community in their corner of the Central West End, and even in its […]

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Mother’s Day is just around the corner! Are you searching for the perfect gift or ways to celebrate that day? The Central West End has plenty to offer. Whether the mom in your life loves jewelry, sweets, self-care or something else, there’s a business in the neighborhood that has something […]

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Would you rather dine out on Easter? The Central West End has you covered. From your breakfast favorites to inventive new dishes, here’s where you can eat this Sunday. Brasserie Enjoy brunch at Brasserie on Easter. From their classic sweet beignets to veggie hash to a variety of egg dishes. […]

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Constance Lambdin has been practicing yoga for more than 20 years. Throughout that time—from age 17 to 40—she’s studied in India and taught at studios across the country and St. Louis; she’s been on a physical journey and a spiritual one. And now, she’s weaving all of those experiences together […]

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Eddie Hsia, a relative newcomer to the St. Louis cocktail scene, is specializing in inventive, Asian-inspired cocktails that highlight East Asian fruits and flavors through his company, Mixed By Eddie. At Saigon Café in the Central West End, Hsia has teamed up with chef-owner Michael Ly to create a dining experience […]

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