Inspired by the rich culinary traditions of Spain, we take a playful approach to tapas style dining by combining local and seasonal ingredients with classic Iberian sensibilities. The menus blend traditional takes on Spanish classics with drinks and dishes that have a distinctly Midwestern point of view – the result is a shared drinking and dining experience that is uniquely craveable and truly memorable.
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Address: 1528 Locust St, St. Louis, MO 63103
Phone: (314) 325-0360
Website: https://idolwolfstl.com/
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Reviews
First of all, we are traveling with a dog and staying at the hotel- obviously, we knew we wouldn’t be able to sit in the restaurant, so we asked if it would be ok to sit in the lobby with our pup and order from there. They said yes! We wouldn’t be mad if it was not an option, and we are extremely grateful for the accommodation.
Second, while gluten free options are not marked on the menu, they happily explained what I could or could not order. Had no issues afterwards!
Third, the food and drinks was delicious. We started with carpaccio, loved it. Then one of the best patatas bravas I had, and gambas al ajillo that inspired us to finally learn to do it ourselves. The steak was great (although smaller than expected) and the cheescake was a perfect finish to it all.
Overall, it was a great night and highly recommended!
It was fun to walk around and look at the art afterwards. I would highly recommend giving this place a try. And great photo opps too!
Each time I go, I always get squid ink pasta, chorizo hen of the woods mushrooms, and coffee ice cream.
In terms of the tapas, the patatas bravas had some very tasty potatoes! The aioli complemented the existing flavor very well, and the potatoes themselves were fried on point. They also had very nice crunch and texturally maintained a good balance between crunchiness and softness. The “chorizo” roasted hen of the woods dish had a masa cake that resembled polenta in terms of both flavor and texture, and the smoked aioli offered a nice addition. The mushroom on the top was way too salty and oily, though, so I really had to eat it with the masa cake to make it work.
Under “from the sea” category, the tuna on toast offered a juxtaposition of various flavors because of the ingredients from tuna to tallow aioli to the herbs. The toast itself also tasted really good, so whatever I placed together with the toast simply offered an amazing taste. I enjoyed it thoroughly. As for the squid ink pasta, the calamari was a bit chewy, and the pasta was definitely overcooked beyond al dente, on top of the fact that every bit of pasta was a small piece of pasta noodle that couldn’t even stay on my fork. I think using spaghetti or bucatini in the future may be a better idea so customers can use their forks to roll the pasta noodles. The tomato sauce had a strong taste, which wasn’t a bad thing. It was a very specific kind of tomato sauce and I couldn’t quite tell what was included.
Once again, for those visiting St. Louis and / or staying at the 21c Museum Hotel, I would recommend them giving this establishment a try, and maybe even choose different dishes across several tries so that there would be a comprehensive experience all around.