Unfortunately, this restaurant has closed. I am quite sad.
I actually have been twice so far. Because yes, it's that good.
Although the real reason I didn't post earlier is because I went without Patience and I have not heard the end of it. Luckily, we celebrated Bethfest at Oaked so we could all try it out and now I can post ALL the pictures.
Please note that the menu is seasonal so not all the items will remain, but all the food is just gorgeous. I really don't think I'll be writing much... and just let the pictures do the talking. But really, just go. Although, I should note that it probably is a special occasion kind of place. Yet, you could still make a casual night out of it hanging in the bar area sharing a few starters.
You could probably just make a meal from the starters, but there are just too many tasty items. Try to go with a large group so you can try a good variety...or go more often.
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Avocado Toast |
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Baked Burrata |
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Cheese and Charcuterie Slate |
I loved that there were a couple of cheese items to choose from, and I really could have used more avacado. Five crustinis are not enough!
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Pork Belly |
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Smoked Trout Cakes |
If you're a piggy fan, you definitely have to get the Pork Belly. It's one of those melt in your mouth kinds of dishes. And the Smoked Trout Cakes could easily be a main course. (You can add on any scallops!)
Now that you're warmed up and stretched, how about a salad course?
I loved the Tomato Textures...tomatoes three different ways!
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Tomato Textures |
Patience got her favorite green thing: Brussel Sprouts!
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Brussel Sprout Caeser |
If you're still possibly hungry, check out the Duck with Foie Gras...I felt fancy.
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Duck with Foie Gras |
The second time around, Patience and I were smart and split the 14 ounce Ribeye, but we added a scallop so we could take advantage of the add on as well. The Ribeye rested on top of a bed of corn and fingerling potatoes. You can also add on foie gras butter too!
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14 ounce Ribeye |
Not full yet? Save room for dessert... you're going to want to. The desserts change frequently, but hopefully there will always be something chocolate and something cheesy!
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Chocolate Mousse |
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Dessert plate with chocolate bark, fruit, and cheese |
Or perhaps a lemon tart instead?
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Lemon Tart |
I didn't even have time to mention the wine list. With a name like Oaked, you're probably expecting a lengthy list. Let's just say it's of biblical proportions! Luckily, a sommelier is on staff to walk you through it so have no fear.
I can't wait to go back.
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Oaked Menu from August |
Resources:
Oaked =
https://oakedstl.com/
Photos by Patience Scanlon
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