

In hip surrounds, this locavore bistro cooks up vegetarian & vegan fare inspired by world cuisines.
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Address: 3177 S Grand Blvd, St. Louis, MO 63118
Phone: (314) 696-2100
Website: https://www.treehousestl.com/
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First off, entry has stacked chairs and minimal lighting so not very inviting. Then the table was comically sticky, not sure from cleaning or whatever the coating was.
Hush puppies to start, decent but we got no bacon in them and only one taste of jalapeño, so on the disappointing side.
We ordered two pastas, one came really hot and the other lukewarm. However, they were both really tasty.
The cheesecake was okay but had an unexpected taste we couldn’t identify. Not bad, just strange.
Overall we really wanted to like this place but it did not live up to our expectations. Pasta options were really good but the rest of the food was just okay.
The Tofu Benedict was quite nice with arugula on top. I would have questioned the wisdom of the cornbread as an ingredient … But it was a thin layer and the flavor balanced nicely with the rest and it wasn’t over powering. I would definitely get it again.
The Cuban … was not my cup of tea, personally, very basic with pretty much just an overpowering amount of smokey cheese. The Seitan seemed nice in it though, just no tomato, or sauce, or other flavors to round it out. Presumably the way a Cuban should be. The SO enjoyed it, just not my thing.
We got a side pancake which was good. The home fries that the main dishes came with were alright, but not crispy and a little bland.
We also shared a mocha, definitely an espresso lovers mocha and not a chocolate lovers mocha … Only a hint of chocolate and no balance. But loved by the SO for the espresso. (They did happily add some more chocolate sauce.)
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This was a lovely little restaurant with a nice atmosphere, nicely decorated, and the food was definitely the highlight.
The porch seating combined with beautiful weather made for a very pleasant dinner.
They had unique and interesting scratch made dishes. Everything I tried was delicious. They even have a small garden on site, which I believe supplies some of their fresh herbs for use in the restaurant.
I would say it was slightly on the upper scale side and priced as such – so a slightly expensive dinner after you get a few things – some small but delicious plates, absolutely worth it for the high quality and interesting dishes.
I tried their Fried Beets, Ravioli, and Truffles, I don’t remember the exact flavors now, but I remember really enjoying it. It was a little dark in the evening, but I got a few photos.
I look forward to my next chance to drop in and try their offerings again!