Cuisine:

• Others
• American
• Barbeque, Grill

Culpeppers Description:
Culpeppers is essentially an expanded bar. In fact, it's so expanded that even children are welcome, which was unthinkable in the old days 70 years ago. The suburban sites are not quite so dark and cozily alcoholic as the motherhouse in the Central West End, with its masonry-walled, dimly lit downstairs. At night, the scene consists largely of couples on dates and groups of friends, often visiting pre- or post-movie or concert. Culpeppers introduced most St. Louisans to what we now acknowledge as Buffalo chicken wings; having provided that blessing, maybe it deserves to be cut some slack in terms of food and style, though purists may bemoan the fact that it now offers thin-crust, Provel-draped, St. Louis-style pizza but no pork steak. Wing servings seem to be shrinking---but are as spicy as ever, thank goodness. It's a good sandwich house overall, especially if your main goal is to catch a game on TV with a decent nosh and frosty beer.


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