Food recommendations in St. Louis?

[MrRoboSteve]

We ate at Over and Under last year -- I think they could handle a 30 person group.

[Joe Ross]

Here's a useful thread from last year: http://www.chiefdelphi.com/forums/sh...d.php?t=105464

[Andrew Schreiber]

Originally Posted by Koko Ed

We have Tim Horton's. Apparently they think we're Canadian.

Interesting fact about Awful Houses... there were 47 from Atlanta, Georgia to Flint, Michigan... if you took I-75... We counted.

I guess I need to add something relevant... as one with dietary restrictions please consider these when planning meals for teams.

[Koko Ed]

Too bad St. Louis isn't Chicago. There are lots of awesome choices there.

[Chi Meson]

Originally Posted by M. Lillis

We stayed at the Crowne Plaza in 2011. If you have a big group just be prepared to wait in the lobby for hours until they get your room. (At least, we had to.)

Literally hours? What time did you check in?

Did they have a "continental" there? I was under the impression that it wasn't included

I hope this helps, and go play crazy defense on someone else at CMP

with pleasure. We will be more offensive at CT. I mean we will do more offense.

[M. Lillis]

Originally Posted by Chi Meson

Literally hours? What time did you check in?

Did they have a "continental" there? I was under the impression that it wasn't included

Well, we got there in the evening and some of the other students did not get a room until an hour after we arrived. They were a little unprepared for a huge group of 35 to show up, even though we had scheduled it beforehand. And they had a little breakfast area, nothing big. There was coffee, tea, milk, OJ, some fruits, and some pastries, but nothing extravagant. (It wasn't a buffet, it was more of a table with some food on it in the upper lobby. You have to take the escalator to get to it.)

[Dancin103]

The Over Under is pretty good, it's close to the dome and not a chain!