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Enjoying a beer, cocktail or glass of wine at the end of the workday 鈥� at a discounted price 鈥� is the epitome of a happy hour.Our monthly Sound Bites鈥�

The restaurant business is known for having small profit margins. It鈥檚 competitive and sometimes it鈥檚 the small things that make the difference between a鈥�

In what is often a competitive playing field, some local restaurateurs are teaming up to make sure local food stays local and businesses prosper.Ligaya鈥�

In South St. Louis, Cherokee Street is booming.That鈥檚 according to Kristin Dennis, co-owner of the Fortune Teller Bar and a member of the Cherokee Station鈥�

There鈥檚 new interest in an old favorite: fried chicken. It鈥檚 one of the ultimate comfort foods, and has become a popular dish at St. Louis鈥� old and new鈥�

It all started in the kitchen of David Choi鈥檚 grandma. It was there that Choi fell in love with the flavors of Korean barbecue and the communal act of鈥�

Six years ago, Sauce Magazine put together its first 鈥渙nes to watch鈥� list. At the time, though, Adam Altnether and T.J. Vytlacil were just trying to get鈥�

Looking back on 2014, Sauce Magazine's editor and restaurant critics shared their favorite new restaurants, meals and drinks.Best New鈥�

Joel Clark, who has been called one of St. Louis鈥� top craft cocktail bartenders, lost his sense of smell after suffering a seizure in December. Losing a鈥�

Butcher shops are changing. Whole-animal butcher shops, using local farm-raised animals, are popping up in St. Louis. In this month's Sound Bites segment鈥�