What are the top rated restaurants in St Louis where I can eat Pesto?

"I finally tried vicia and I am very glad I did. I had been a little hesitant in view of the high cost $100/person, including congratulate, not including drinks. and that it was not a vegetarian restaurant, and that I did not know what I would get before. but as long as they know what they expect and think that's their ding, then it's pretty fabulous. first, let them know when the reservation they are vegan. I am not sure how much they need it, because our reservations were made in advance. I was with a mixed group of vegans I was the only vegan), vegetarian and meat-eater. the great majority of the dishes were suitable for all, but in the few cases where it was somewhat vegan and not vegetarian, I got my own slightly modified version, ie a rich pesto was made available instead of butter for the brot. I got my own small potato bowl that used something instead of butter, I had a kohlrabi taco without yogurt, and my dessert was served with a kind of vegan chic top ice cream as what my friends were serving. the courts were usually meant to be handed around and divided. In addition to the already mentioned dressing there were oyster mushrooms, grilled and glazed kohlrabi, charred brokkoli, a suppe with sunshake, carmelized beet, salate, vegetables with pesto, salate and almost certain other dings that I forget. the carnivores had a teller meat, everything else was vegetarian. the service was great and while they only got a small part of most dishes, there was more than enough to eat. my only complicity is that there was no vegetarian protein. I really wish they would include at least one lens or bulge shell, but the whole nice was very good. they also have a nice cocktail menu. this is not a place where I would often eat, but I hope to go back for a special occasion, and very glad I got a chance to try it."

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#89 Vegetarian in St Louis