Fish

Well, for medium priced you might try one of the S&P Oyster House locations. Higher-end would be Bristols, at Olive & I-270.  For what it is worth, the Bristol's seafood is always fresh.  Quality is similar to Legal Seafood in Boston area, but pricing is higher, to go with the fancier decor and air-shipped fish.  They also have fresh hot biscuits that they bring around constantly - right off the pan.

If all you want is some fried cod, there are several locations that are excellent, such as Zia's on the Hill.

S&P Oystert Houses are generally OK.  Best is probably Bristol's, but they know it and their prices reflect it.

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With out a doubt one of the best has to be the Blue Water grill in Kirkwood.  They offer a variety of fish cooked in some different sauces or ways.

Bensenten wrote:

> I am trying to increase the amount of fish that I eat but have always resisted
> because it is hard to find good restaurants (or even recipes).  What are the
> best seafood restaurants in St.Louis?  I am looking for healthy dishes so fried
> cat fish does not count.  Thanks.  Ben S.

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Someone wrote:
> R. L. Steamers moved from Dogtown to West County - 10XXX block of
> Olive.  Tried the new location recently - it was very good.
So that's where they went. We were down near there just last night and I noticed they were missing. I know the old place was good..