You have a choice of the prix fixe menu or the Chef’s
Tasting Menu for a lot more. There is a little bit of overlap but I figured the
five courses would be plenty and had a few more items that I recognized and
really preferred.
First Course:
White Sweet Potato Soup – sage marshmallow, puffed wheat,
smoke paprika, cress
(This was wonderfully filling. Perfect on a cold night.)
Second Course:
(My stepmom and I split one of each and they were kind of
enough to plate them separately for us!)
Filet of Beef – fermented potatoes, turnips, muscatel,
beet, lavender (Perfectly cooked – so juicy!)
Glazed Cauliflower – radishes, chive hollandaise, lemon
Fourth Course:
Pumpkin Custard – crème fraiche ice cream, pumpkin
crumble
Everything was amazing and delicious as well as
appropriately sized. Amazing service to go right along with the meal and it was fun
to be able to watch the kitchen action while we waited.
At the end of the meal, my waiter got the staff to sign my menu too. So awesome!
At the end of the meal, my waiter got the staff to sign my menu too. So awesome!
Also, a few days after my birthday visit, Niche was
reviewed in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch:
Resources:
Niche = http://www.nichestlouis.com/
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