Big Sky Cafe

Big Sky Cafe is our favorite restaurant in all of St. Louis, and we've been going for fifteen years. It's the only fine dining restaurant in St. Louis where I can hear the soft strains of good 90s alternative (think Mazzy Star and Nick Cave), enjoy beautiful abstract art on the walls, a fantastic wine list, low ambient lighting that reminds me of my favorite places in NYC, all while eating delicious locally sourced organic food, served by people who remember our first names and our food allergies! Chef Dom is an artist. The menu has something for everyone. We love this place and take everyone here. I hope it's around forever!

My wife and I, along with old college friends, decided on Big Sky Cafe for monthly dinner night out. This was a great decision. our server was great. She was helpful in making entrée choices. My wife chose the pot roast, and I had the Char in a bed of Risotto. Both dishes were delicious. The char was light and flaky. I tasted the pot roast it was braised in a red wine sauce. The pot roast was tender, melt in your mouth flavourful. A positive note is that the pot roast is a staple, not to be changed out any time soon. We drank a Chardonay and a Cab from the Adam winery. Both wines were complimentary to our meals. You need to experience Big Sky you won't be disappointed.

Super great service, delish drinks and food! We had the Nola BBQ shrimp, crab cakes and roasted root veggies and all were amazing! The slushy old fashion drink was so yummy! Mom said the tomato soup was the best she'd ever had too! I look forward to coming back, there are so many things that look so good it's hard to decide and will take multiple trips to try it all!

This is just a little snapshot of good restaurant in Webster Groves near Webster University. Came here with a girlfriend before we went to the Rep. to see a play. Nice vibe, good food, service and I loved the decor. The happy hour specials were great! We had crab cakes, roasted Brussels sprouts and it was perfect! I would love to come back when it warms up to enjoy the patio.

Quaint and comfortable venue with a small but solid menu. Our table sampled a couple appetizers that were quite good while we enjoyed cocktails. The entrees were very well prepared, and the server was punctual and personable. It's a great launchpad for heading to the Loretto-Hilton. It was 100 degrees, so we skipped the pretty patient up front -- maybe in the Fall when it cools down!

Everything tonight was fantastic! John, our server, was warm and friendly and very knowledgeable. The food was delicious. The complimentary hummus plate was SO tasty - I wish I could get carrot hummus to eat all the time! The tomato soup was probably the best I've ever had! If you're questioning coming here, stop now and call in a reservation. You'll be so glad you did!!