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PostSep 12, 2007#106

innov8ion wrote: This from the guy that posted a full-page ad in the PD after receiving a less than stellar initial review for Busch's Grove. I suppose you can do that when you're a multi-millionaire.


Really? I thought he was just complimenting me on my reportorial skills. 8)

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PostSep 12, 2007#107

^ Hey, apparently it's a great way to increase the bottom line in advertising revenue. Great thinking!

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PostSep 12, 2007#108

innov8ion wrote:
Grover wrote:^ It's not that I'm not grateful - it's just a suggestion. Sheesh - leave your sensitivities at the log-in!



Is Lester still considering the Hi-Pointe area? There are some GREAT areas in the city where he would do a killing! It's good that he seems somewhat cautious - his endeavors are succeeding wildly!
You referring to the Cheshire Inn? No, he apparently backed out of it as a result of hyper-sensitivity. He heard some critiques on a radio program he didn't take a liking to, and backed out. This from the guy that posted a full-page ad in the PD after receiving a less than stellar initial review for Busch's Grove. I suppose you can do that when you're a multi-millionaire.



BTW, Lester's is fantastic and full of Cougars.


Unfortunately, at my age, the cougars would probably be 70. :(

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PostSep 13, 2007#109

^That's funny.



Also, I wouldn't call the food at Lesters 'Bar Food'. To me, bar food is what Flannery's serves. It's unspectacular, something that puts sustenance in your stomach. Nothing more.



Lesters food is really good.

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PostSep 17, 2007#110

15 was pretty packed on Saturday night. very cool space, I really enjoyed the outdoor area. The place is huge, but is broken into individual areas nicely. I met one of the munchkins from Wizard of Oz, random. He told me his movie line, pretty cool stuff.

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PostSep 17, 2007#111

I was by as well Sat. night .. great for Midtown ( east ) ..need more

people looking to this area as a destination and this is the type of establishment will help!



i look forward to many more visits!

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PostSep 17, 2007#112

This is a start, along with Simply Fondue, Nectar, Pepper Lounge and Schlafly Tap Room, as well as the new residences, to connect downtown to midtown.

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PostSep 17, 2007#113

Fifteen is getting ripped for having a dress code that doesn't allow any sports team apparel.



http://www.stltoday.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=485587

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PostSep 17, 2007#114

dweebe wrote:Fifteen is getting ripped for having a dress code that doesn't allow any sports team apparel.



http://www.stltoday.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=485587


That's a good way to keep the hoosiers out, which is probably what they are after. I would also ban baseball caps.

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PostSep 17, 2007#115

dweebe wrote:Fifteen is getting ripped for having a dress code that doesn't allow any sports team apparel.



http://www.stltoday.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=485587


on a weekend night, i have no problem with this. I hope they ban jorts too! :wink:

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PostSep 17, 2007#116

bpe235 wrote:
dweebe wrote:Fifteen is getting ripped for having a dress code that doesn't allow any sports team apparel.



http://www.stltoday.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=485587


on a weekend night, i have no problem with this. I hope they ban jorts too! :wink:


And flip flops.



This sounds like a nice place to go. I peeked in the window yesterday. Anyone know what the dress code is? Collared shirt I assume?

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PostSep 17, 2007#117

standard dress code probably



dress to impress

no jerseys

no athletic shoes

no shorts

collared shirts

no hats

no sandals

no ripped jeans

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PostSep 17, 2007#118

bpe235 wrote:standard dress code probably



dress to impress

no jerseys

no athletic shoes

no shorts

collared shirts

no hats

no sandals

no ripped jeans


That would be my guess.



I think I had originally read that the upstairs was going to be really nice, as in jacket and tie perhaps.

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PostSep 17, 2007#119

bpe235 wrote:standard dress code probably



dress to impress

no jerseys

no athletic shoes

no shorts

collared shirts

no hats

no sandals

no ripped jeans


Good. Frankly, we need more places with dress codes like this, not less. As someone in Bernie's Pressbox said, those that have a problem with this can always go to Hrabosky's Tool Shed instead. 8)

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PostSep 18, 2007#120

I was at F15teen Sunday night a took a couple pics - sorry you can't see more of the place . . . (sorry, I really couldn't resist!)















By the way, as I was leaving some Hoosier Cubs fan was getting irate outside because they wouldn't let him in. He was wearing a jersey and cap.

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PostSep 18, 2007#121

The Central Scrutinizer wrote:
dweebe wrote:Fifteen is getting ripped for having a dress code that doesn't allow any sports team apparel.



http://www.stltoday.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=485587


That's a good way to keep the hoosiers out, which is probably what they are after. I would also ban baseball caps.


Don't you think it is just the least bit absurd, not to mention pecuniarily fatuous, for a bar/restaurant establishment, within walking distance of Busch Stadium and owned by a Cardinals player, to have a dress code that would effectively exclude 99% of Cardinals fans on game days?

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PostSep 18, 2007#122

^ It's not really the type of place one would go to directly after a game and it's about 18 blocks from the stadium - pretty much no one is going to be walking there from the ballpark.

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PostSep 18, 2007#123

jlblues wrote:
The Central Scrutinizer wrote:
dweebe wrote:Fifteen is getting ripped for having a dress code that doesn't allow any sports team apparel.



http://www.stltoday.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=485587


That's a good way to keep the hoosiers out, which is probably what they are after. I would also ban baseball caps.


Don't you think it is just the least bit absurd, not to mention pecuniarily fatuous, for a bar/restaurant establishment, within walking distance of Busch Stadium and owned by a Cardinals player, to have a dress code that would effectively exclude 99% of Cardinals fans on game days?


That is the decision they made. We'll see how it works out.



I think it would only exclude 99% of the fans during the hot summer months, when everyone is wearing shorts. However, I am willing to wait to find out the details of the dress code. Maybe there will be exceptions.

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PostSep 18, 2007#124

Whats wrong with sandals? I go out a lot with a nice looking shirt, jeans and sandals on in the summer.

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PostSep 18, 2007#125

trent wrote:Whats wrong with sandals? I go out a lot with a nice looking shirt, jeans and sandals on in the summer.


It's not as much the sandals as the black socks you wear with them. 8)

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PostSep 18, 2007#126

No, I don't wear black socks. As the sandals I wear are generally of the thong variety. I wear the striped toe/glove socks.

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PostSep 18, 2007#127

^ Trent in a thong, now that's a thought!

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PostSep 18, 2007#128

Is there a smiley for TMI? :oops:

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PostSep 18, 2007#129

trent wrote:Whats wrong with sandals? I go out a lot with a nice looking shirt, jeans and sandals on in the summer.


It may not be sandals they object to, but flip-flops. And I think we can all agree that those are hoosier. (not to mention gay (lame) on guys)

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PostSep 18, 2007#130

The Central Scrutinizer wrote:
trent wrote:Whats wrong with sandals? I go out a lot with a nice looking shirt, jeans and sandals on in the summer.


It may not be sandals they object to, but flip-flops. And I think we can all agree that those are hoosier. (not to mention gay (lame) on guys)


What????

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