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Located in the same building that once hosted the iconic Eat-Rite Diner, Fleur STL takes classic diner food and elevates it in a magical way.

Tim Eagan's concept thoughtfully reimagines the iconic Eat-Rite diner

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Looking for a St. Louis restaurant? Post-Dispatch critic Ian Froeb selects 100 essential spots for 2023.

Dave Magrogan of the Harvest Seasonal Grill chain fame (as well as the upcoming Atlantic Avenue Yacht Club and Lantana Cabana) has opened a coastal steakhouse" in Harbourside Place and brought in "Hell's Kitchen" winner and celebrity chef Paul Neidermann to helm the kitchen.

Dave Magrogan of the Harvest Seasonal Grill chain fame (as well as the upcoming Atlantic Avenue Yacht Club and Lantana Cabana) has opened a coastal steakhouse" in Harbourside Place and brought in "Hell's Kitchen" winner and celebrity chef Paul Neidermann to helm the kitchen.

Chef-owner Tim Egan says the diner is all about making the foods St. Louisans love

In the summer of 2014, Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif took to the front grounds of the foreign ministry buildings in Tehran to shoot a [...]

Originally published on April 22, 2021 6:43 am The historic Eat-Rite Diner in St. Louis is getting another life thanks to an area chef. Tim Eagan is leasing the small eatery on Chouteau Avenue, just south of downtown, with plans to spruce up the place and change the name to Fleur STL. Eagan brings a lengthy resume to the project, spending time as an executive chef for hotels, area restaurants and as a private in-home chef. St. Louis Public Radio’s Wayne Pratt spoke to Eagan about his plans...

It’s iconic | St. Louis chef to open new restaurant at former Eat Rite diner Tim Eagan has been to the diner numerous times in the past and was not about to let one of his favorites get away Author: Rene Knott (KSDK) Updated: 11:32 AM CDT April 7, 2021 ST. LOUIS — St. Louis is certainly known for good places to eat, but unfortunately several favorites have fallen victim to the COVID-19 pandemic and have closed. One local favorite is about to make a comeback�...