Dressel's Public House

(Green Restaurant)

419 N Euclid Ave

St Louis, MO 63108

(314) 361-1060

Dressel's Public House is a green restaurant located in St Louis MO.

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9 Comments about Dressel's Public House

"Dressels is a thinking man's pub. I see the various academics chatting fireside. It's a superb winter pub and the food is above the norm of pub fare. " - urbanspoon.com

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"For dinner go upstairs and bring the kids (they have a grilled hot dog for them) and enjoy a warm, friendly old neighborhood-style pub with good food " - urbanspoon.com

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"Fron the caricatures and portraits of authors and poets lining the walls to the extensive menu of beers and whiskeys, everything about Dressel's says " - citysearch.com

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"Good pub fare. Interesting selection of local and international beers. Relaxed but courteous service (as so often is the case in these kind of places " - tripadvisor.com

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"I did not think until today that a restaurant could have such a completely horrid stem to stern operations than when we ate for Dining Out for Life th" - citysearch.com

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"I went to Dressel's last night because I have been there before and wanted to try it again. First of all parking is very hard to find but I expected t" - citysearch.com

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"My husband and I have been fans of Dressels terrific upscale pub menu for over 4 years. Whether a hamburger, and ships, fried oyster po boy, fish and " - tripadvisor.com

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"The Scene On any given night, you might find a bespectacled philosophy professor earnestly deconstructing Descartes with a grad assistant, or a table " - citysearch.com

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"This place goes back a ways and has a great pub feel to it on the inside, with a good basic pub menu. Also extensive outdoor seating when the weather'" - citysearch.com

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