

French brasserie fare at dinner/weekend brunch in classic digs with a wall of windows to the street.
Hours
| Thursday | 5–10 PM |
| Friday | 5–10 PM |
| Saturday | 5–10 PM |
| Sunday | 10 AM–2 PM, 5–9 PM |
| Monday | 5–10 PM |
| Tuesday | 5–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 5–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 4580 Laclede Ave, St. Louis, MO 63108
Phone: (314) 454-0600
Website: http://brasseriebyniche.com/
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Order and Reservations
Reservations: opentable.comtripleseat.com
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Reviews
We got dessert as well. The chocolate mousse is gluten free if you get it without the topping. My wife’s pumpkin pot de crème was gluten free as well.
Side note: The waiter said that the fries “have a little bit of gluten” so I assume they’re just not in a dedicated fryer. Something to keep in mind if you get the burger, for which a gluten free bun is available.
I ordered my steak medium-well. What came out was more overcooked than most well-done steaks I’ve seen. I gave the server my feedback immediately, and she didn’t even bother to really look at the steak before insisting, very confidently, that “this is medium-well.” Her tone made it sound like she was mocking me for never having eaten a steak before.
I then turned on my phone flashlight and showed her the completely grey, dried-out interior. Only then did she reluctantly say she could have it remade, while also telling me she had no idea how long I would have to wait. I thought about it and decided to just leave it, but once I actually tried the steak, it turned out to be drier than beef jerky. This was the worst steak I have ever had in my life.
Later on, Someone came over to apologize I think maybe is the manager , she sent us two desserts, and removed the steak from the bill. Honestly, I didn’t care that much about the money. What really made me angry was the server’s attitude. If she had simply admitted the mistake from the beginning instead of arguing with me, I wouldn’t have been upset at all.
Either way, I will never come back to this restaurant for the rest of my life.
We went out for a family dinner and had a great time. The moment Grace came to our table to help serve, she lit up the room. Our main waitress did her job well, but what stood out about Grace was her warm presence and smile.
In my culture, the face before the food matters — a welcoming smile sets the tone for the meal. Even if the food is amazing, without that connection, something feels missing. Grace brought that warmth, and it made our experience complete.
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ the best French restaurant in St. Louis
After ordering a bottle of wine, we were started off with the house bread, a long roll, twisted into smaller ones, served directly on the brown butcher paper covering our table. Each of us were given our own little ramekin of butter.
As an appetizer, one of us enjoyed their French onion soup, and the rest of the table sampled the escargot, which were swimming in a decadent butter sauce. For dinner, my husband tried the braised beef because of the tantalizing reviews he’d seen and was not disappointed. Generous chunk of beefs in a rich sauce, surrounded by luscious carrots and potato puree. My son opted for the Bistro Steak, which came out exactly as he’d ordered it with crispy steak fritters. I ordered the duck confit which was amazing! The skin was wonderfully crips and salty and the duck meat was tender and flavorful.
We ordered a couple of desserts – the profiteroles (four small ones that came with miniature gravy boat of chocolate sauce for pouring-over) and the chocolate mouse. And they threw in their floating island dessert, topped with a birthday candle for my son!
I can’t say enough about the caring and warm service. The request we made with our reservation for a corner table at the back was granted because one of our party has some hearing issues. The location made it so much easier to talk with one other in the bustling, high-energy space. When our entrees were delayed, the manager made sure to come over to see what else she could provide as we waited and our waitress expedited our order.
Even though it looked like the place was at capacity and there were other establishments nearby, we found a good amount of pay-to-park (Park Mobile) street parking, just two-minute walk further up the street.
I highly recommend Brasserie and plan to visit again when we’re back in St. Louis!
We ordered a burger and fries, and the pot roast. Both were outstanding. The drinks were special too.
We sat inside since we had never been there and wanted to experience it. Patio dining looked like it would have been nice also, depending on the weather.
Despite these positive aspects, I couldn’t help but feel that our server was somewhat rushed in their approach, which unfortunately detracted from the overall experience.