Frazer's Restaurant & Lounge
A neighborhood restaurant on Pestalozzi Street serving Benton Park and the surrounding south-city area.
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Brick streets, local restaurants, and access to Soulard and Cherokee.
A neighborhood restaurant on Pestalozzi Street serving Benton Park and the surrounding south-city area.
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Official detailsUpscale New American dining in St. Louis' Benton Park neighborhood.
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Official detailsWell-kept brick homes and convenient city-county access.
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Official detailsDense brick housing and some of the city's lowest purchase prices.
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Official detailsBrick bungalows and tree-lined streets beside Carondelet Park.
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